@-MasterDex-: I concur. Instant win.

@NeVeRMoRe666: Even if tires were part of the contract, it couldn't be legally enforced. Tires are something that are needed for normal operation of your car. A NOS kit is extraneous. Your car will run without it.

@NeVeRMoRe666: Installing an NOS kit is totally different than replacing your tires, alternator, etc. You're adding something that was not put there by the manufacturer. Changing a faulty drive makes the unit useable again. Something that was already there but broken was replaced; nothing extra was added.

@aniteshj: Though I agree with you that you don't own the service, I fail to see replacing a defective component as being against the ToS. I'd be pissed if Chrysler wouldn't fix the engine of my car because I bought new tires.

@IvanDashSmith: Breaking the fourth wall is when the action of the play stops and the audience is addressed directly. Often to comment on one of the other characters or his situation.

I've been using Sumatra for a while, and I like it. However, does anyone know how to make it display in the browser rather than downloading and viewing? That's my only gripe.

@AnOkayLumberjack: You would be correct. #assassinscreedii

@Jeff Yeh: @David M. James: Thanks to you both, I figured it out. My main problem was I wasn't using the proprietary drivers for ATI... Once I used that, it all worked. Now I can spin the cube all day! :P #ubuntu

@Xeno: Same here. Pretty much whatever comes with the computer stays there. The exception is my laptop dual-boots Ubuntu. More of a play around with something new than anything else with that though. #operatingsystems

Getting the new Grub loader to play nice was hell, erasing the partitions to reinstall was kinda sucky, but once you get it going, it's not bad at all. Works fine dual-booting with Win7.

@The Cap'n: I'd concur. My PS3 is ethernet connected, and it takes forever to play. I think that's why I rarely touch it. When I want to play something, there's a "mandatory update" that takes forever to download. I lose interest in playing by the time the download is finished. #netflix

@TheHeartless: Amen to everything you just said. Though you should add #9- finding time to actually play the games. Maybe it's that I just grew up, but responsibilities keep me from gaming as much as I would really want to. :( #tud

@BillyMurdock: Of course we realize this. It's arguments like this that makes us nerds. :) #supermariobros

@Shak_0: The feather gave him a cape in Super Mario World on the SNES. #supermariobros

@Showmeyomoves!: Sounds more like piggybacking on a 50¢ game. :) #sixdaysinfallujah

@Mishotaki: The tanooki suit allowed you to turn into a statue. The rug only represents the super-leaf that allowed Mario to fly. Trust me, I was there. :P #supermariobros

@Tom Van Mierlo: Beat me to it! #supermariobros

I would've been on the cheapskate end if I bought it. My main reason being I already paid for it on Wii; this would be an extra for playing on the computer when I'm bored. #worldofgoo

I've given plenty away to friends and family. If I'm not actively playing it, why do I need it? I'd rather see someone enjoy the game than have it collecting dust.

@WhiteMage: Granted they aren't really "taking" anything, there seems to be little utility to being a Gold subscriber. Sure you can play games online, but that's about it. That's a free service on PS3, DS, and even Wii. The occasional game sale is meaningless as most people who are interested in said game/DLC…