Everybody has their thinking caps on. Not a single meta-comment or inside joke to be found this week. I cannot begin to describe my elation.

@digitalmethod: And Mossman. They really screwed her up.

Is it okay to not be that impressed?

@Bort: Don't forget to apply to DC firms. We're the second biggest legal market, after all. Also, since you'll be summering your 2L year, maybe you'd want to consider applying for something this summer that's more off the beaten path, like the non-profits. Just my two cents.

@Bort: Which firms?

Sheppard Mullin is in the AmLaw 100, but not the Vault 100, and Greenberg Glusker has only 85 lawyers, which is tiny. Hardly America's biggest law firms.

@Cygnoid: Unless you have some intense drive to go to law school now, might I suggest you work in a law firm before applying to law school? Many people do it, and it can be very beneficial. Worked for me.

@geekgrrl: Maybe if I wear more suggestive clothing while I comment I can get a star. Do you think that would help?

@reyrey: Properly moderated, a forum could be a worthy experiment.

Not to be "that guy", but this is from last year.

@ShineyBlueShoes: Sharp was either the leader in the price fixing scheme, or did the worst job covering their tracks. So that's why. The Japanese government could be slapping Hitachi with a paltry fine at any moment!

Will the new Steam client fix that bug that makes Opposing Force unplayable?

@Pyrefly: Does every discussion about Valve or one of their games require that someone mention that the Source engine is showing it's age? I think it's a consistent enough phenomenon that we can codify it.

Dawn of Mana used Havok. I think it was a selling point. God what an awful game...

@Paustinj: Even some JRPGs use Havok!

Monopoly for the original Game Boy was great. The computer player was a total hard ass!

@geekgrrl: The male has but one modus operandi so the answer to "why" should be pretty obvious.

@Beximus:

@ninjikiran: Right you are. I avoid multiplayer in large part because of voice chat. Animal Crossing aside, it's one of the things Nintendo has done right with their online system.