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Cause if someone goes through the trouble of busting it, they can pull out the other one. Think of it as that extra clip of ammo.

This is me as well. By far the most annoying thing is sitting next to someone that has to point out how inaccurate things are. I have a sadly long list of friends I will not watch movies with anymore for this reason.

Cause their shit is inflammable?

I don't read the manuals now, except occasionally to check controls. However, as a kid I did. Just got a new game, the ride home was anticipation of playing sated by reading about the game. Now that I think about it, I still do that if I am not the one driving.

I am waiting for color. My main reason is comics. Widespread color ereaders would be huge for comic companys. Marvel is already offering a ton of older books online through their website. I would subscribe today to a good half a dozen comics if they were loaded overnight to my reader, in full color.

I can think of a few of my friends that I would never want to see play any RPG. They have issues seperating character actions from players actions, problems keeping the game confined to just the game, etc. I can see a very strong case for not allowing people that have already shown problems with following rules and living ina functioning society to play violent fantasy based games. I can see the same argument for many boradgames too. Can you imagine a Diplomacy game in prison? Dorms were bad enough.

I disagree. With online poker you can play mutiple tables and don't take nearly as long dealing and handling chips. This makes the number of hands played sky rocket, evening out the effects luck will have on your game. Luck really only effects short term results anyway, make the same decision enough times in the same spot, and your results should converge on expected.

A lot of companies will pay the course fees for your masters. Take a class or two each semester/quarter. It takes three years instead of two, but you come out waaay ahead cost wise, get the work experience and the masters. I'm still kicking myself for not doing it my first few years working, when my only real time obligations were video games.

Agreed. The ending in the movie was better. The -only- part the movie skipped over that I thought important enough to notice was the mob killing of Hollis. It was his death that pushed Dan over from being the (somewhat ineffectual) conscience of the group to a completely willing accessory to the bone breaking interrigation tactics. The lack of an external event causing that change seemed lacking to me. But then, I went with all people that hadn't read the book, and they thought nothing of it.

The % was only of those employers who used the informations. And that data could be anything as innocent as what your salary is/was.