I've had karaage chicken at a Japanese restaurant a couple times; to me it seems alot less greasy than KFC's fried chicken. Couldn't tell ya if it's actually healthier though.

I've had karaage chicken at a Japanese restaurant a couple times; to me it seems alot less greasy than KFC's fried chicken. Couldn't tell ya if it's actually healthier though.

As in more Harry? Or a VTOL aircraft with tweezers?

I want the dahl and maliwan ones, so badly.

They ditched that particular DRM last year, you know. Uplay now works very much like Steam and Origin in that it has an offline mode, and the game is not affected when your internet connection drops.

SUE! SUE! SUE! SUE!

Aaw, no glory for me this day. Still, hats off to the chap who shot that winning pic; even if it wasn't a model that would've been a lovely shot of a classic car.

Holy crap; the winner is just fantastic. The way the drops magnify the details of the eyes is just mesmerizing.

Dead Island, anyone?

My Samsung GS II and Canon G11 go pretty much everywhere with me.

So they took something that isn't broken, broke it, and called it an 'artistic project'.

Totally true. This is the reason I took up boxing. And boxing has become the reason I still hit the weights and run the miles. It's not just getting fit just for being fit; it's getting fit to compete with the other fighters at the gym. :-)

The cookbook told of it's return,

I've seen this happen before, but I'm still kinda missing the point. How does having this content exclusively for Xbox 360 for the first month serve Microsoft, exactly? What do they get out of it?

Not at all. For situations like these, it's perfectly viable to use a flash. However, direct flashing is a no go most of the time; because yeah, they'll create a big bright flat light.

Nobody's missing the Blackberry, mate.

Makes just as much sense as a man who can shoot webbing from his wrists, or has heat vision, the ability to fly and other assorted superpowers.

Oh my, a mode for multiple players does sound quite thrilling, but I think it'd be best suited for co-operative play, given the context. And if so, taunting your fellow players might not be in your best interests...

To vary exposure and depth of field using the variable apertures of the shutter's blades, I suppose.

1:13 ; Om nom nom photos.