Starcraft is still very popular here in California, and I know a few co-workers who are hellbent on getting their copies of Starcraft 2.

I agree, sightseeing isn't very fun, because everything just seems planned and mundane.
Europe is a great place to go, though - I've been there twice - just allow everything to be spontaneous.

Sorry to hear that. The one time I was robbed (well, mugged), my wallet was stolen and I lost about $50. Which isn't that bad...It's just the items with have sentimental attachments that really matter.

Hmm, so this is what all the Viacom boycotts are about, huh?
YouTube regulars (mostly directors) are pretty mad about this.

Ah, don't be nitpicky. The baby was born normal (the second time), and that's beautiful - as any parent would rightly know.

Haha, kinda awkward reading that horrible rape story and then transitioning to a beautiful birth story.

How do you think all the animals feel when we do exactly the same thing?

We don't know if animals can feel in the same capacities that we do, though.
Yay for being the most awesome species ever? I don't know where I'm going with this.

 

So how one would use this study to extrapolate the 1/10 second to say...60 seconds?
It's a starter, but doesn't seem to do much functionally.

Here's me, wasting a whole thread on one question, but I need to know.

Is Resident Evil (Umbrella something something) for the Wii 2-player? If so, is it both 2-player cooperative and competitive?

From a few different sources, in case you're thinking it's a spoof.
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_2870071.html
http://www.metro.co.uk/weird/article.html?in_article_id=149608&in_page_id=2
http://english.people.com.cn/90001/90777/90853/6420080.html

It's something called objectum-sexuality.
In a nutshell - she finds objects sexier than men.

The last line of the first article still cracks me up:
"The Great Wall of China's attractive, but he's too thick - my husband is sexier."

Do you think you could ever fall in love with a object? I don't mean obsessing over money, cars, or new computers (haha), but actually wanting to have a physical relationship with something that...well, doesn't really communicate back.

I mean, how completely delusional does one have to be...

This has more to do with light and less to do with time...

If you knew anything about basic nutrition or macrobiology, you'd also know that vegetarianism simply does not work in the long run...
It remains the biggest argument against vegetarianism, which places morality on the wayside because of biological necessity.

CELLULOSE makes up plant tissue. The human body can't effectively digest cellulose (at this point in our evolutionary history), meaning the absorption of nutrients from most "vegan diets" is minimal at best.

Plants do not have large amounts of certain fatty acids (like polyunsaturated fats), proteins or any of the amino acids needed for humans to build muscle, repair muscle, and stay healthy. The human body assimilates "complete protein chains" from MEAT ONLY. We've known this for decades.

Vegans have to consume massive amounts of food to get anywhere near the number of required zinc, iron, and calicum that meat-eaters do. Or they have to take supplements, which is still bad - just because the bottle says you're getting "100%" of this or that doesn't mean you actually are. What you're getting is a nutrient in "pill form," where bioavailability is relatively low. Natural whole foods are always preferred.

Vegetarianism inhibits a healthy lifestyle, or at least makes achieving one exceedingly difficult. Though I guess it can be a noble thing to do?

This movie was only good because of Ellen Page.
(second only to Hard Candy)

I have an Ibanez acoustic which mysteriously has a hole/crack/opening in it, on the side directly opposite the soundhole. It's been that way for about a month now, and the hole itself is about two square inches in width.

The guitar originally cost me about $300 - would it be better for me to buy a new one or try to get it repaired? (The sound is getting screwy and I hear it will only get worse)

Captain Obvious is here to tell you:
In relation to nuclear warfare, something like this would kill mutual deterrence theory.

Is it just me or IS THIS THE COOLEST IN THE SERIES?
When I was younger I started with FF VII and FF VIII, I'm pretty sure at this point I have played all of them except for FF XI.

Last night I finally beat the game and I'm just astonished at how well put together it was.
I'm hoping there's a ton of you out there that have done the same.

The dialogue, the storyline - it's bittersweet. I feel proud that I beat the game, but the plot was stringing me along so well!
At the end I was almost sad that Balthier could have died. Sad I know.

How do you think this game compares with others in the series?

Gave: Lots of clothes, money, and hugs.
Got: Tools, a fridge, and a tie. Sigh...

So I've gotten back into AC (on the gamecube, the first one), and I'm pretty addicted again. I live in a town with my neighbor and best friend, and we often get competitive.

I think this game is long forgotten, it was a big hit when it came out, but even the 2nd one didn't fare too well...

Do you still play Animal Crossing? If so, what's in your house - how good is your character?