"Since Microsoft is no longer supporting the OS, computers running it are vulnerable to all kinds of new viruses and spyware that could cause huge headaches."

You could argue that a well-built $2500 PC can run current games at 60 fps, 1080p. However, up them to 4k and the $2500 PC will falter.

"The fact is that a $6,500 PC doesn't do anything a $2,500 PC can't do right now."

"Amazon.com pros: Does a good job of remaining competitive with its trade-in values"

You've read the contracts? Fill us in, oh omniscient insider!

Original game release day price: $59.99. Expansion release day price: $39.99. Unless you're comparing the current (1 year after release) price of the original game. Nah, that would be silly.

"And like Elsa, she has supernatural ice powers and used to be kind until she takes a turn for the worse."

15 for WoW, 20 for MoP, 45 for WoD. That's $80 with 30 days playtime and 1 lvl 90 boost. After that, it's $15/month, or $13/month in blocks. Not cheap, but a far cry from your extensive list. Including things like name changes, additional lvl 90 boosts, every possible vanity item, Blizzcon ticket, etc is a bit…

"be sexy but not slutty," 
"wait for him to initiate,"

Your cafe charges $0.30 to $0.60 per hour, they charge $11.00 per hour, and "that's a 270 percent increase from the average price of an hour at an internet cafe."? Either your cafe charges a tiny fraction of the average price, or your math is off. I would guess it should be a 2,700 percent increase, using $0.30 as…

Did you miss the part where the porn viewing on the xbox occurred at a friend's house?

He specifically noted that he selected his little sister because she wouldn't remember. That sounds like a child who knew what he was doing was wrong, yet chose to do it anyway.

"Sorry, the parents are 100% to blame for this."

"You're telling me this kid is 13 and no one ever had "the talk" with him? "

Never seen an ad in the paid version here, unless you count notifications of their other releases. (iOS)

720 x 2 = 1080? Is this the new math?

Yes, and they're paid by transaction fees. Currently a block nets 25 Bitcoin from mining and about 0.2 Bitcoin from transaction fees. If Bitcoin continues, and acceptance spreads, the transaction fees will over time rise to replace the mining fee as it reduces and (eventually, 120 years from now) is eliminated.

If you include the cost of the mining hardware, you're likely correct. However, if you have a dedicated Bitcoin miner, and if you consider that a sunk cost at this point, we're nowhere near the cutoff where the cost of mining (electricity) outweighs the income.

500% = 10%?