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lol they made you do a parallel parking test.

And wasn't the ending just -marvelous-?! Seriously, my favorite ending to a game ever. Those ally achievements were the worst. x.x Have fun with those...

Online is the way to go. We bought all of my textbooks this semester for under $200 this semester from some website. I wish I could remember the name. Just Google the ISBN of the book you need and you should find good deals. Also, be 100% sure you need the textbook before you buy it. So many times I've had a class where I hardly ever opened my books and still got As/Bs. Check the school library too. They may have what you need. Check with the teacher and see if you can use an older edition of the required reading. Most updated versions are nearly identical, publishers just gotta make dat money too, yo. But hey, just try and enjoy your first week. You're in college now! Enjoy it! Also, great Relient K reference.

They couldn't mess with the physics or anything too much because the projector's conscience would recognize the difference and attack the Architect. For example, when Mal stabbed Ariadne. But I agree about the puzzle thing.

This got me excited for the new show. I also imagined this while an earthbender was rock-skating.

She's got my attention.

There, I updated. I didn't include Blur initially because I talked about it in an earlier blog, I think.

She wanted it to look like murder.

I don't have time to comment on the other stuff, but the answer to why Mal was on the other side of the hotel is simple. » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... «She jumped from the other window in order to make it look as if she and Cobb had a struggle, and he threw her out of the window. If you remember, she mentioned that she talked with two lawyers and was declared menetally sane. Cobb new she wasn't (she thought she was still in a dream, and that killing herself would bring her to reality). If she could frame Cobb, he would face capitol punishment and would end up back in reality with her.

I normally don't update unless I have something specific to talk about. At the moment, I don't have much else to do so I will be writing this during loading screens in Oblivion. First off, Oblivion. For the most part, I really enjoy this game. The only major complaint I have about this game is that the enemies/monsters level with you. I shouldn't have to fight a level 20 sand crab. Fortunately for me, my Destruction skill is at 96 right now so I am rocking some pretty powerful spells. The combat system is pretty bare bones. Why there isn't a lock on feature is beyond me, especially for magic spells. I think what I enjoy most about this game is the fantasy setting and elements. This genre will always be my favorite, and chances are if an Elder Scrolls V were to be made, I would end up buying it. There is so much that could be improved that I think another ES game could be really awesome. I've also been playing a little bit of Red Dead Redemption here and there. This game is very unique in the fact that there are almost no other western-shooters on any of the current gaming platforms. This game has its pretty fun moments, but I can only take so much of it at a time. After a couple of hours, you just feel like you're doing the same thing over and over again, even amidst all of the mini-games Rockstar tried to spice up the game with. The multiplayer, oddly enough, is really fun. I've only played a few hours at the most but I enjoyed what I experienced. I essentially got this game for free (after I traded in a ton of old games for my 360, my original DS, and a few other items) so I think it was a pretty good deal. Probably the best thing that's happened to me in the past month or so (besides getting a job) was getting two games for less than the price of one full retail game. I got Blur for $20 at the end of June and Battlefield: Bad Company 2 for $12. I probably wouldn't have bought either of these games if they weren't on sale. Blur is a great game. The singleplayer is exactly what I'd expect out of a kart racing game. Battlefield singleplayer was pretty mediocre. However, the online aspects of these games really shine. Unforunately, next to no one bought Blur. I rarely see more than 1000 people on at a time. Battlefield is a different story. I mostly bought this game to hold me over until Reach (SEPTEMBER 14th HURRY IT UP). I really enjoy Battlefield online, even though I've only played one gametype. My favorite class is probably the Medic. Reviving people is so much fun, and it gives out points like nobody's business. Currently eagerly anticipating the release of Halo: Reach. This game is seriously going to mess with my grades this semester. I'll have to practice some major discipline to stay on the Dean's list this semester. Interestingly enough, I'm excited to start this semester. Intro to Mass Media and Java should be interesting classes. Business Writing should be easy; I don't know what to think about Issues of Global Trade (if it's anything like Economics then blehhh). Stats 2 will probably be the class that gives me the most trouble. My job has been going pretty smoothly. I should get paid tomorrow, after waiting over 3 weeks for my first paycheck. Hopefully it will be pretty sizable. I've been reading the Scott Pilgrim graphic novels and boy are these a riot. I've finished the first two and am eager to start the rest. I've enjoyed them so much I may actually start buying them. If the movie is anything like the novels, we should be laughing the entirety of the movie. I'm excited. Anywho, I'm starting this movie called Gigantic on Netflix for my 360, so I guess this is goodbye for now. I hope you all had a fantastic summer, and have a great school year!

I work in a Yogurt shop and it's so hard not to munch on all the fresh fruit. Raspberries Strawberries Pineapples Bananas Most any type of apples, especially green apples

Hold off until Reach. But between those two, ODST. Halo 3 campaign isn't much, but with ODST you get the complete Halo 3 multiplayer experience.

» Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... «I don't think you ever see their faces, but you do see an elderly couple a few times during the last few minutes while Cobb is holding Mal in limbo. And yea, you should see it again. B)

For some reason I can't see what's underneath the spoiler in the blog entry, but judging from Exo's response I'm going to assume some things and hopefully answer to that assumption: » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... «If you asking why we didn't see Cobb and Mal appear as an old couple in Limbo... We did. You see an elderly couple walking down the city Cobb and Mal built. You also see old, wrinkled hands lying down on the railroad tracks, with the camera shaking, meaning the train was coming. All of these flashbacks occur when Cobb is holding Mal in Limbo after Mal is shot. He says something along the lines of "Don't you remember? We did grow old..." and then those memories I just described flash on the screen. If that had nothing to do with your initial question, sorry. If you post it in a comment I should see it. EDIT: I viewed the source code of your entry and found what was underneath the spoiler tags, and yes, I assumed right. You should find my answer quite satisfying. Don't worry, I only noticed the second time I saw the movie.

I did too. My mind would have imploded if I interpreted the other way.