would it not have been possible to manufacture both types of systems? then those who are completely new to PS could buy a cheaper PS3, while those vested in PS2 games could pay the extra $__ to have only one PS in their living room.
"Sony, in their infinite wisdom, didn't create PS3's that can read PS2 game discs."
Well they did for a short time, until they realized that people actually liked being able to play their old games and new ones on the same system. Then they stopped making them capable with PS2 games.
why would we need an operator for zapping someone with a GPS tag? if they're out of the house past curfew, then it could be set to auto zap briefly every 5 minutes till they get their ass home. simple.
Artificial noise pollution! This is exactly what society has been begging for ever since the decline of young men putting shitty mufflers on their lowered honda civics in an effort to appear fast and/or furious!
maybe everyone turns off their engines until the next couple meters opens up. even if someone runs out of gas, it probably would't be hard to keep up by pushing it in neutral.
probably because they need permission to publish a photo that belongs to someone else (even if it belongs to a jackass on his way to the slammer).
side note: do they call it the slammer cause of cell doors slamming or because...well, y'know?
off the top of my head, portal, half life 2 and bioshock are examples of games that largely incorporate problem-solving in various ways. of course, those games aren't for young kids (ie: uber violent), but they're probably fine for someone in high school.
I work on the 4th floor of the McMaster hospital in Hamilton. Construction has been ongoing for months on the roof right above us and causes the floor to give a bit of movement now and then, so I thought nothing of it. Just wondering if anyone knows the magnitude of what was felt in other cities, given that it was a 5.5 near Ottawa?
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Get off our planet, cancer, once and for all! Go back to your crab star system and stop eating our brains!
so wouldn't one side of the planet be scorched and the dark side frozen? not exactly great conditions for life.
Mr Weiner will be very popular amongst his jailmates with a name like that.
would it not have been possible to manufacture both types of systems? then those who are completely new to PS could buy a cheaper PS3, while those vested in PS2 games could pay the extra $__ to have only one PS in their living room.
"Sony, in their infinite wisdom, didn't create PS3's that can read PS2 game discs." Well they did for a short time, until they realized that people actually liked being able to play their old games and new ones on the same system. Then they stopped making them capable with PS2 games.
why would we need an operator for zapping someone with a GPS tag? if they're out of the house past curfew, then it could be set to auto zap briefly every 5 minutes till they get their ass home. simple.
I can't see why we need any upgrade to USB speed. USB 2.0 has perfectly cromulent speed.
Artificial noise pollution! This is exactly what society has been begging for ever since the decline of young men putting shitty mufflers on their lowered honda civics in an effort to appear fast and/or furious!
maybe everyone turns off their engines until the next couple meters opens up. even if someone runs out of gas, it probably would't be hard to keep up by pushing it in neutral.
"You're accusing me of being a mind-reader?" this dude is bulimic!
the person who invented the grading scale with D-->F obviously would have received one of those grades back in grade 1...
you forgot less kickback when fired...at least that's what happens in goldeneye 007 for N64 when i got the moonraker laser.
probably because they need permission to publish a photo that belongs to someone else (even if it belongs to a jackass on his way to the slammer). side note: do they call it the slammer cause of cell doors slamming or because...well, y'know?
no iGlove, no iLove...
ah, but -2.5% since this morning... oh crap, i have AAPL stocks...
off the top of my head, portal, half life 2 and bioshock are examples of games that largely incorporate problem-solving in various ways. of course, those games aren't for young kids (ie: uber violent), but they're probably fine for someone in high school.
I work on the 4th floor of the McMaster hospital in Hamilton. Construction has been ongoing for months on the roof right above us and causes the floor to give a bit of movement now and then, so I thought nothing of it. Just wondering if anyone knows the magnitude of what was felt in other cities, given that it was a 5.5 near Ottawa?
...overweight drug addicts who should have failed out of high school win football games.
they may be playing football, but they're not winning games...
I will only allow my phone to be my doctor when it passes the requisite exams (ie: USMLE, MCCEE).
what the? Zune still exists???
when my computer was fried i said "open the pod bay doors HAL....OPEN THE %^$&ING POD BAY DOORS HAL!!!". then i opened the pod bay doors myself.
when you get _real_ friends who can play _real_ instruments.
another game from Valve, another delay. batting average remains 1.000.
After playing TW golf, how many study subjects expressed an urge to defile a mistress?
Look, see, not safe, keep walking = f#&@^$ stupid.
in between "not safe" and "keep walking" there was "shit, it's the highway...ugh, i don't want to have to turn around and walk all the way home."