EnderAndrew

I'm playing this great RPG on my Etch-A-Sketch right now.

MCA said he'd like to do a High School RPG in the near-future. I don't know if it will ever happen. So long as it isn't Saved by the Bell the RPG, I'll play it.

Just do it in the name of parody and that will give you artistic license to do whatever you want.

Darko stepped out and got his 1 rebound.

In another two weeks he will be gone. On the 30th, we completely hand over the keys to the new Iraqi government. Too bad they don't have training wheels. I'm not sure they're ready, but we'll see soon enough.

Who is your series MVP? I think it will go to Billups or Hamilton, but I'd give it to Prince. Shaq still got his points, but Prince shut down Kobe hard-core for four games. Prince played incredible defense.

I try to forget about the Midichlorians.

Most of the mods I looked at were reskins, uber-weapons, or cheats. I'll pass.

Death is a very interesting character. I'm a big fan of Gaiman's. Dark does not equate to stupid per se. However, I don't think Death is a very Star Wars character.

Why are the Detroit starters on the floor? Get your role-players some time on the floor.

I've got two of them. They're very nice. B)

Thanks Maria! I was getting lazy.

The PlayMoreConsoles.com interview goes into the development process a bit.

Detroit is shooting lights-out so far. Kobe is taking more shots than Shaq, shooting a lower percentage, and LA is losing again.

Hans insisted that Iraq complied 100%. CNN said otherwise, and so did the UN. The UN Security Resolutions speak for themselves in that regard. Stuff like: Rejects Iraqi government's announced intention to prohibit weapons inspections unless the composition of Unscom teams is altered to limit the number of inspectors from the US, and to prohibit Unscom overflights. Imposes travel ban on officials to be lifted when full cooperation resumes. Sanctions review to be in April 1998 if cooperation has been restored. Reaffirms Iraq's obligations to cooperate with weapons inspectors after Iraqi officials announce in September 1997 that "presidential sites" are off-limits to inspectors. Threatens travel ban on obstructive Iraqi officials not "carrying out bona fide diplomatic assignments or missions" if non-cooperation continues. Sanctions reviews again delayed. "Condemns the repeated refusal of the Iraqi authorities to allow access to sites" and "[d]emands that [they] cooperate fully" with Unscom. Suspends the sanctions and arms embargo reviews (paragraphs 21 and 28 of SCR 687) until the next Unscom report and threatens to "impose additional measures on those categories of Iraqi officials responsible for the non-compliance". On Iraq's refusal to allow access to sites designated by the Special Commission. "Condemns recent military deployments by Iraq in the direction of ... Kuwait", demands an immediate withdrawal and full co-operation with Unscom. According to a spokesman for the US Central Command, the resolution was passed following a threatening buildup of Iraqi forces near the border with Kuwait, and bars Iraq from moving SAMs into the southern no-fly zone. Deplores Iraq's refusal to implements SCRs 706 and 712 and recalls Iraq's liabilities. Takes steps to transfer funds (including Iraqi assets overseas) into the UN account established to pay for compensation and humanitarian expenses. Condemns Iraq's non-compliance on weapons inspections as a "material breach" of Resolution 687, and incorporates into its standard for compliance with SCR687 that Iraq provide "full, final and complete disclosure ... of all aspects of its programmes to develop" prohibited weaponry. Also grants permission for Unscom and the IAEA to conduct flights throughout Iraq, for surveillance or logistical purposes. Iraq UN Security Council Resolutions

It's all mind games.

Where did Bush announce a holy war with Islam? I recall several speaches where Bush encouraged that we be tolerant and not judge someone for the color of their skin or their religion.

I played into the third disc of FFVIII but never beat it. Maybe someday. The plot didn't seem as good as FFVII, though I enjoyed the gameplay more than VII. I enjoyed IX a whole lot too, and no one talks about that game.

This isn't a true RPG unless I can eschew all combat and become a fisherman.

Will the Sith trip over them?

I feel sorry for those who bought Morrowind on the X-Box. No mods or expansion packs. But I have felt no desire to download any of the KOTOR mods. It's not really a mod game IMO.

Our female soccer players like to take their shirts off when they win. Here's to them winning!

I live in a state with little money, yet has sold out every single football game for over 40 years running. That's a record, BTW. Nebraska has real fans. We don't have the monopoly of them, but they do exist.

An interesting article. And BTW, the War of 1812 never existed. I refuse to believe we got our butt kicked by Canadians, and that they burned down the White House. Excuse me while I put a bag over my head. Edit: I like the mention of the Spanish-American War. That was rather funny. The Maine was poorly designed, and they didn't have a fire-wall between the furnace and the coal. An explosion sank the ship, and we assumed it was attacked. History suggests otherwise. However, it wasn't a lie that brought us in, but rather a false assumption. Edit: The article questions some of our motives, but still doesn't point out a war the United States started in the 20th century, if ever leading up the invasion of Iraq.

That would be the Duryea brothers. You learn something everyday. Duryea Brothers