Strife

Science. Yes, it really is a religion. Just think about it.

You can skip all the old seasons and start from Season 1 of the newer series. It's made so you can do that.

Isn't Ranked available only to level 30 accounts (been a while, so it may have changed)? Also, I FRAPS at 1080p with no issues.

And it's a GBA, so I can use my SP for it (hate the DS). Might just go grab it ... *browses ebay and amazon* I can get it for $13 ... not a bad price.

hmmm ... I might have to go acquire the second one and try it.

I was linked this letter last night. Brought me quite the laugh.

hmmm ... I would have to say Diablo III. Act II (Inferno) - Blood and Sand. Get one shot by various things in the caves every single time. Insta-rage-quit after 5 attempts.

Great picture, and fantastic thread name.

Go with the Updated. The pacifier makes her look slightly younger.

Needs to be Spitfire ... to ensure faster loading times.

I remember the first Golden Sun, I played far too much of it ages ago. Was a fantastic game. Never bothered with the second one, though (although I was aware of it's existence).

Incarnations of Immortality - Piers Anthony Best series I've ever read.

I admire no one from these forums. Nobody worth admiration or respect. At least so far.

I always go into sections and check for threads. Rarely do I post, as I lurk far more often, but I still go into sections to look for threads quite often.

I was unaware they even got far enough to make a third ...

Doctor Who is a fantastic show. Why? Because it contains great acting, great story writing, and fantastic humor. It's essentially a sci-fi show that takes place in modern times, but due to the ability of time/space travel it explores the "what ifs" of the future (and past). Personally, I love it due to the extremely creative nature it has mixed with excellent humor in every episode. And to top it off, the show isn't simply a sit-com like format where episodes have no relation to each other. The writers actually tie in almost every single episode into a grand over-arching plot that develops not just over one season, but many seasons all together. The vision of the writers to look so far ahead in the show and plan it out so perfectly is amazing. That said, I've only seen the "new" Doctor Who episodes (and some older movies), so I can only give a great recommendation on the newer series that started with Christopher Eccleston and afterwards. As for watching it, Netflix has all but the most recent season. There are also plenty of websites that allow free viewing of them, but I've since lost the links to the good ones.

I cry once every 5-7 years. I'm an extremely introverted person, even to myself.

Um, so what does it mean if it landed on the ridges?