If they kill the start menu, I'm going to stick with the more than good enough Windows 7 I've been using since it was in beta.

As a T-Mo customer, I agree! haha

I'm not for no regulation, as we definitely need some to keep their money grubbing hands off of us, but not total regulation either.

And in reality we whine to daddy government to fix it and nothing goes right.

If I disagree, I either think up a comment or leave it well enough alone. I just felt as if, despite this being a blog, he was presenting this as a proven fact.

Really...I wasn't paying attention back then, and we had 2000 at home, at least until we upgraded the PC.

yeah, just let the government regulate everything...because that works sooo well.

It's the right thing to do, in your enviornmentalist-y opinion.

Funny, but where's 2000?

While I hear what you're saying, I'm going to disregard it as paranoia. While I might be wary about borrowing from some people (this is where you use your own judgement) I generally don't have a problem sharing.

I always use the dump info! I've even helped some friends out by getting them to use it too, despite their lack of computer know-how. It's surprisingly simple to google a string of numbers to see what it comes up with, and it often has the answer.

Don't get me wrong, Windwaker was one of my favs too (trumped only by OoT) but game companies don't want to make as many amazing games for a system that can't keep up. Until the Wii, Nintendo kept up fine graphically.

this is why it took me years to play twilight princess, and the only reason I have a wii is because my bro got it as a christmas gift years back and i still live with my parents. :)

I want to send the email before I know I need to send it.

Ignore it and move on. ;)

MONOPRICE (or amazonbasics)

you must not live in the US, because it's "blocked in my country"

Then when I get my paycheck I'll see holiday pay and say, "oh yeah, I forgot it was Never Forget Day the other day, sweet."

I used to mask my MAC address to get around my parent's restrictions on internet access. Ah, good times.

for me it's the pixels.