@garbanzo-bean: It doesn't expire until March? Are you sure of that? If that's true, I'm installing it as my main as soon as I get home! :)

That's a great idea for a website! How come I didn't think about that before!? :P

Just wondering—how much memory does it take with, say, one of the IM protocols running?

Sweet, Blanka is second! :D

@Violent St. Cannon: I do have Guild Wars, but even though I wanted to like it, I never got into it for some reason. Maybe because what I liked about Diablo 2 was the item hunting, magic finding, and as far as I can remember, GuildWars doesn't have that aspect.

By 2010-2011 Diablo 3 will be out ;)

I like Starcraft—is a classic—but I suck at micromanagement (perhaps I suck at management altogether) so I really have a hard time playing RTSs.

I like MS Office 2007. It's the best office suite hands down. As a student, I can get it for $80, which is a fair price, IMHO.

I recently installed the beta on my laptop. I was positively surprised to see that Windows 7 only takes 560 MB of memory. I had to install no drivers whatsoever.

Panties? My wii? Where do I sign up?

@Sahel Khan: i c wut u did thar

@SatansBestBuddy: Oh, oh. Just get me a turkey club. Coleslaw I guess. I'm not even gonna eat it.

Yay! Eye candy!

I am playing Fallout right now, just got it along with its sequel from Good Ol' Games (gog.com). They're worth the six bucks.

What's this "DLC" I keep hearing?

@mfwahwah: Same here. D3 > SC2.

X-COM: UFO Defence.

@InfernoT: Yu-Gi-Oh: The Abridged Series :)

Battle.net will remain a free service—this has been confirmed by Blizzard representatives. The big changes they are making are to support features like achievements, a better contacts/friends list, the sense of user responsibility (you are responsible for things you do, e.g. spamming, cheating, hacking), etc.

She can be in any of my games! o_o