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You're not allowed to have that information, Johnny Reb.

And you would need a huge memory stick.

I think he means those are the tokens to pick if you want pink slips fromthe blacklist racers. Honestly, half of their cars suck anyway.

Sweet! But the ballot counters would probably look at the ballots and say "who the hell is Bennett Campbell?" and throw them away as "errors". Maybe I should set up a website telling people to vote for me. I will fire every senator and representative and hire cool people to take their places.

Awesome, one more for our NY contingent.

Who said anything about the players? Ohh, right right... deflect... nice one.

Yep, it seems like the touch screen is designed to replace any need for an analog stick. In any case, people played games like Madden before analog sticks became popular. In fact, i find that it's easier to play Winning Eleven with the D-pad rather than the analog stick on the PS2. And...

So, did you start by just beginning the first chapter, or did you do any planning beforehand? I know that different writers sometimes have wildly differnet approaches.

I thought the Constitution referred to "nature's God"? Anytime the issue of of the "under god" clause comes up, especially with regard to nonestablishment, the counterargument is always that it's not specific and is rather a general higher power. At least, that's what I've always heard...

Well I'm not saying ours is "bad". But some criticize the way in which we teach it to our children, and I think there is some merit to that argument. Also, I've been told that the "under god" portion that was added to the pledge does not specifically refer to the Christian God, but is a...

Just curious, how did you guys start your projects? Did you have a story outline, character outlines, storyboard, etc.? I know we have a few aspiring authors here, Alex and Katie both also have fiction in the works.

The pledge in and of itself is a very strange thing. When kids start saying it, they have no idea what it means. In fact, that way we're taught to recite it actually masks its meaning: I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it...

I think Ultima was my first tactical RPG. Then were were roguelikes, which are kidn fo like second cousins of tactical RPG's.

On the scale of punishing students for showing disrespect, I think not standing up for the pledge would rate pretty low when you consider everything else that goe son in a typical high school. Sure, suspend a kid for not standing for the pledge but not for harassing the fat, ugly, slow...

But should someone be punished for not showing respect? That's an interesting precedent. I'm guessing he was being punished for not following a "rule", not because it was disrespectful.

They're all text adventure games. I was being a little cryptic. Look for a game called "A Change in the Weather". There's another really good one but I can't remember the name at the moment. Lots of these are fan-made, and the stories rival anything you'll in games. Of course, many people...

We were supposed to get a promo copy of this game for review. Never arrived. But yeah I've heard great things about it. Asylum, the controller is a guitar with a roller that you "strum" and buttons on the fret bar. It's kind of like DDR, where you have to press the right button and "strum"...

I was going to say Dick Cheney.

Nice! I'm always up for stress testing hardware if you're ever too um... busy...

If anyone gets a blank letter from a blank recipient with a red tulip attached, do not put the tulip in your house. It will screw up the spot you place it on. There are also other strange things, like you can plant it on concrete. Best advice to to simply sell it, get rid of it.