@Elliot Kim: V, from the movie, took something from the past he thought looked cool and changed it and fitted it to suit his needs to make others suffer at his own amusement.

@dambo29: You have much to learn my son.

@gizread: There's a fine line between "not believing in something" and "believing something isnt real".

@Big Sarge: James 1:27 is now my favorite passage.

@complextinction: Even in the way you're suggesting, "right" and "correct" carry two separate meanings to me.

@KTope:

@skywalker24: It all depends on they THEY are doing it. If they're actually attempting to blow-dry passers by, they're nuts. Just holding it as a prop is fine though.

@Xacor: Some people have no faith left to believe in, not that there's anything wrong with it so long as he/she is a good person.

Yep, atheist convention. Soon they'll meet every sunday, where a man standing at the front of the room will tell them how they should live without religion.

It looks like Megatron's "Energon Knife" that he used for "surgeries".

So Ryu got turned into Guts?

It may not be enough to make me purchase my xbox 360, but its enough to make me pay for live. Bring it back or you get no cash from me sirs!

@Maave: This is the reason for Futurama's free nature on nakedness in their future. You can see anyone you want if you really want to anyway. Why bother being modest then?

@CaseyG: Even if its only slightly safer because of this technology, then (considering the low cost) it is worth doing anyway.

I come from the net. I search through systems, peoples, and cities for this place; mainframe, my home.

@Ken: The system, however, is not. My wisdom teeth being removed is more important sadly.

If MS brings me a quiz show with real/virtual prizes with CC as the host, I'll be happy. Its not that it was important that it was a "home 1v100 game", but a group game that even someone not into time with family considers they might want to play a video game for once.

@Ken: And a better D-Pad than the standard 360 controller.

@Sprzout: I haven't watched more than an hour of TV a month for over 5 years now, I abstain from it and get all my information from the net.

@Ridley: I actually thought for about half a second that the RIAA was using this as an attack on mp3 players, but thats just dumb.