(In the past two weeks, I've) Lost my job, my home, and...in the midst of a heart-wrenching break-up, but...goddamn, Burdon, man, you just gave me four-and-a-half minutes of *bliss*.

Well, *yah* - that's how a free market is *supposed* to work:

To put it succinctly, I do exactly what you do: I try it out, if it's crap, no harm, no foul - it's deleted. If I likie, it gets bought quite a few times over (I like to hook up friends with games I like, via Steam sales, etc., whenever possible.)

"Demo = less sales. No demo = more."

(Copied and pasted my own comment from another thread above...)

"But then they would lose money by having people try the demo's finding it doesn't run well and not buying."

Just casually perusing the comments thread, when I spied your comment.

Goddamnit - the problem with the box art is...

I *really* want to put up a stink about West Wing having NOTHING to do with gaming - console OR PC - but...

I couldn't agree more; and I'm genuinely surprised at the number of people who claim Rebellion's AvP1 is the best in the series...when Monolith improved on every aspect, including the scary.

In this day and age, when the *majority* of the software we work with/play with is, in fact, downloadable...*this* is news? :/

I live to serve, sire. ;-D

Dude. If you do, *please* let me know - I will resurrect myself for this alone. :D

Love, love, LOVE this. And, unfortunately, like every other featured (Rainmeter) desktop, I will never, ever enjoy it myself.

I (occasionally) snore *terribly*, and right now I love you with the heat of a thousand blazing suns. :D

I believe *I* did, too.

So...this, yah? :D

Fuck that.

Bob Ross' (reluctant sometimes-painter) son.

Forget Mr. Ross...what about the wonderfully frightening Mr. William Alexander?! :D