I worked in the water treatment industry for a few years, in pretty much every role other than installation. I would have to say that most companies are going to be above board when they're trying to sell you something to treat your particular water needs, and more often than not it's the customer that insists on…

It's a really sad thing for everyone involved that Schilling's ambitions and reach were both bigger than they should have been. Was he on the right track? Probably. From the sound of things, he had some great ideas and really came at this from his heart. Unfortunately, reality doesn't take well to that.

Yes, but if they'd just made it an offline game - who would want/need the RMAH?

The man wearing "Everyday is Hell" is Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford. I think that one has a pretty good chance of being intentional. Check the tattoos, that's a definite match for the screamer himself.

Uhm. "Everyday Is Hell" is being worn by *Rob Halford*. I'd lay odds that his shirt is possibly intentional, given the whole metalhead thing. Check the tattoo on the left rear of his head.

That's not Bioshock, that's clearly Fallout: New Vegas. The recognizable sign saying "Welcome to New Vegas" kind of gave it away.

Hey, look! It's another rebranded Clevo being hyped as a "new product" because someone slapped a sticker on it and marked the price up. Origin doesn't build these to order, Clevo (AKA Sager) does. They customize them per reseller specifications, then ship them direct from the factory.