Good timing, Bethesda! I just accidentally deleted my Oblivion saves and can grab all the strongholds and such for ~$5 (I have the GOTY with the two expansions).

Nope; I never do. I have better things to do than watch Hollywood pat itself on the back.

It may seem obvious, but a refund is not a bonus. It's simply the government giving you back your own money.

We've already done Frank. Something new is very welcome. KILL THEM ALL!!!!

TaxCut.com has a free online version of their tax software. It has more features than [TurboTax.com] (including investment income and state returns).

I had a great experience at the Best Buy in King of Prussia, PA two Christmases ago. Toys 'R Us was selling the Guitar Hero 2 guitar bundle for the 360 for $40 (it was still selling for $80 everywhere else). Naturally, they sold out in a couple of hours.

Specifically to videogames, I love cheapassgamer.com.

I got laid off in 2001 and moved back home with mom and dad. BIG mistake! While I needed the free room and board, I fell into a horrible pattern of mooching for months on end.

@Shane86:

I think you're thinking of Clocks, not Yellow. Clocks is the piano one; yellow's one of their mellow guitar tracks.

Things on Activision's To-Do list for today:

I bought Enter The Matrix and hated it. So I returned it to Gamestop and exchanged it for State Of Emergency. It's like replacing a turd sandwich with a poop latte.

Jeremy Piven's advice in PCU was sage, indeed. If you don't have a car, find someone who does and make friends with him on the first day. Saved me a lot of hassle getting around.