Not budget. The money the NFL collects for charity through pink gear. Wiki says Komen got about $400 million in 2009-2010 fiscal year. I don't think the NFL gets that much for Charity, when their total revenue is about $9 billion a year from all sources.

I think it's about 15%, which is still a higher percentage than the NFL's 3%.

If you're into Japanese games though, remember that computer gaming is not popular at all over there. You'll pretty much need a PS4. Unless you only care about visual novels, I guess.

Can't wait to mod my Skyrim on PS4. Oh wait...

And obviously, the pigs are from North Korea, the Best Korea. They live in flimsy wooden structures, and kidnap birds for no reason. And something about pigs.

Doesn't sound that happy?

I think you're now reading way too much into it.

I'm not sure if it was meant as a joke joke, because the difference is between Oreo frosting, and marshmallows. They're quite different in both taste and texture.

"Crispy rice" is a generic brand. I mean, even Kellogg's doesn't sink so low that they'll sue "rice porridge" and "crispy bacon" for being too similar.

So... they could have been better as just rice crispy treats?

This post convinced me, since I remember playing Tony Hawk back in the early 2000s. But with my luck, my game crashed after the first level (C2-12828-1).

You mean like, upgrading to the iOS7 to waterproof your iPhone?

It was popular in China. Might still be, but I know it was a thing about 20 years ago. Also, when I lived in Taiwan, I seem to recall meals coming with shakes/frosties rather than soda.

You can get steam keys from trades.

He's somewhat right, but mostly wrong. Yes, it creates a culture of people waiting for games, but without games going to 75% off, you're also not going to see a 4x increase in spending.

But is it better to have the community die after a month, rather than having a small community for years?

Should have gone on a site that does trades.

It doesn't change the big picture, but the reason isn't completely correct.

Sorry, but lotr.wikia.com isn't actually known for being correct, and uses the movies as more canon than the books. Nothing connecting the two is mentioned in the generally more trusted website. And even wikipedia is more correct than lotr.wikia.com on this.

Not true. There was never anything that said Gandalf saved Gwaihir. Gandalf had saved The Lord of the Eagles at one point, but there's a couple things pointing to a different eagle.