I am hoping that's the case. This is the first time in history we have seem a retailer who is the publisher and exclusive seller of a game, so this is treading a lot of new ground.

It's fine. I'm Canadian, which for most of the world is basically the same thing. Just wanted to point that out.

Your country. I'm not American.

Because 255 is the 256th number in a zero-based series of numbers.

And that's why several union states still had legalized slavery, even AFTER the Emancipation proclamation? Those states voted to ban it shortly afterward, but the point stands.

General Motors builds the best product in the industry. You could do that retarded dash lineup trick with any manufacturer. What does it prove?

From the headline I was expecting much worse. It doesn't mutate the car like most of Gemballa's previous efforts, but it is certainly unnecessary for a car such as the 12C.

And FFXI's subscriber-base will gladly keep paying. They actually haven't lost subscribers in a long time. In fact, I think they got bigger when FF14 keeled over. (Yes yes, I'm inviting SE jokes). But that game, as it is, works.

I think it depends on where you live. In the greater Los Angeles area, many people live where they do based on a few factors: affordability, neighborhood (including schools if you have kids or plan to), and where you want to spend your weekends / time outside of work.

The key questions here are: What total percentage of DOE loans turned out to be bad ideas? What is their "batting average?" What's the total ROI (if that can be calculated yet)? How do these figures compare to those of venture capitalists?

Well, the problem is that, when it comes to entertainment industries in America, we tend to try turning everything into a roller coaster ride.