Tale

Tale demands more Macross Frontier.

Adults are the people that violence and sex supposedly either is intended for or are the ones who can handle it. However, violence and sex pander to youths who are the only people interested. Being an adult no longer has any meaning in this context! I'll go play some Hanna Montanah for the DS!

No, DR! I don't like you in that way. I only want to be friends.

Don't do it, she'll gank you.

You're drawing attention to yourself, basically. It's the difference between "oh, it's some guy on a horse" and "who the **** is HOLY **** HE'S ARMED."

In crowded areas, this technique works. Out in the middle of the country, it also works. Holding your hands together and moving slowly is a switch that turns off suspicion, even with the selection of weapons you don't even try to conceal. As long as we're in agreement.

In crowded areas, this technique works.

You presume too much. The game is awesome and makes me smile. It also has two player co-op, but nobody I know has it. :'( Other than that, it's a very multi-layered comment on the nature of humanity and entertainment.

False and I'll prove it with math. No one is as awesome as me. No one = awesome = me

It also proves mine.

1 out of 2 ain't bad, kitty cat.

I know at least two people on this forum that do. And they're the coolest members!

I've been dying to find a Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga partner. Do you have a PS3?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darkstar_(computer_game) Apparently, many people from MST3K are involved.

Self-teaching isn't so hard. My only formal typing education comes from a semester of middle school typing that I blatantly ignored so I could play with QBasic. Once competency sets in, education becomes pointless. 120 wpm is impressive, but it'd be impressive from anyone. Edit: WAIT A SECOND?! A bloody TYPEWRITER? Jeremy Christmas. Okay, I'm impressed. 120 wpm untaught on a keyboard is one thing, on a typewriter is a whole other ballpark.

X3, you son of a

After the ending you can do whatever you wish.

Bought this game. Played this game. Beat this game. Love this game. Sequel, you give.

I neither need to look at the screen or the keyboard. In fact, usually, I can recognize when I'm making a typo by how my fingers move and correct accordingly. This entire post has been typed with my eyes closed. I would like to do something longer, but I lack inspiration.

I use a blank keyboard at home.