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But that doesn't explain Rukia's lack of flying or how nobody flew in Kurakura prior. However, I think it's a good general explanation. I was thinking it was might be more like Dragonball flight where it required a certain level of power first. And it wouldn't surprise me if Hitsuguya and those with him in Kurakura were more powerful than the rest.

I think I've heard that Spielberg wants to develop for the Wii. I can't be excited. His involvement in a movie is a coin toss for whether I'll enjoy it or not.

Yeah, you can never have too much coffee. Well obviously you can but ah... uh, yeah. I must drink more coffee, to help relax me more. Most the time I succeed in drowning {with distractions} my stupid self-reflection thinking times on the negative things I've said and done in my life before that I regret and stuff, and the things I should've said or done in my life but never did and regret and stuff, and yeah, I get annoyed with myself when that happens, but unfortunately it just does, and it sometimes causes me to get in a ****ty and have wasteful days. I'm not talking about drugs or anything like that, as I've never taken drugs. It's complicated really. Lets just say I have an extremely unusual way of thinking. Well, your father does have a degree in psychology. Probably the easiest way to get a screwed up kid. I'm just kidding, of course. You don't sound "screwed up." However, you've made me curious. What's this "unusual way of thinking?" It might be atypical, but I doubt it's so extremely unusual. PM me about it.

Apparently a Bleach Movie is available now, too. I hear it's good. Edit: Can someone tell me at what point people started learning how to fly in Bleach? Ichigo did it first at the end of the soul society arc, but he had special equipment for that. Then he went Bankai and it seems like he kept it, but nobody else showed it at the time. Now in the Arrancar arc, everyone can except Rukia.

There there, Archie, there there. My day has been filled with coffee. But not nearly enough coffee.

Where?

I avoid EA like the plague. Unless it's Command & Conquer or something incredibly refreshing like Battlefield 2142. I guess I can no longer say I avoid them like the plague. So, I'll just stay tuned!

Bleach is having that problem too. Filler scenes with those crappy modified souls nobody likes.

So, absolutely nothing.

I'm pretty sure there's a couple. Let me look at my library quickly and see if anything pops up. Well, I can't find anything that pops out of my head immediately, but it's not a new concept. Anytime you're playing a game there's always the chance you're being manipulated by the evil forces or whatnot into doing their bidding. But you almost ALWAYS have a chance to make up for it at the end.

Coming soon: Phoenix Wright: Trials and Tribulations The Legend of Zelda: The Phantom Hourglass VALVe's Orange Box (which I'm getting free ^_^) Mask of the Betrayer Front Mission DS Did I miss anything important?

Sweet. Looking forward to it.

Then why keep playing?

That's the sorta-Lovecraft game, right? That's the one where Holmes goes against a cult of Cthulhu.

Steam just got Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened on it and I'm highly tempted to buy it and play it once I get home.

Team Fortress 2 beta starts Monday. I didn't think I'd be too excited but I actually kind of am.

Paging Doctor Freud. He can't come. He's too busy being dead from physician assisted suicide in response to mouth cancer related to cigar smoking he refused to quite even after he got mouth cancer. "Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar," but sometimes it's also what is killing you, you stupid stupid bleep. I hate that man.

Outbreak, but they found a cure!

But can't the Davey Crockett be set down to about 20 tons? Though I guess since that becomes mostly radiation, it's not considered a nuclear "bomb" per se.

Aren't there sub-kiloton nukes? With yields in the 10-20 ton range. Or do you consider those "ultra small?"