This is more of a question, not a statement.

Today my PS3 told me this:

"You must ask the holder of the associated master account to help you sign in."

So naturally, I go to the amster account, log in, and sure enough, there's a revised terms and conditions that I must now accept. I accept. Then I update my system just to be safe. Upon returning, it says the same message as above whenever I try to log in to my sub account. If I go to the master account PlayStation@Network button/tab/thing, there's settings I can change for that specific account, but there's no button for Sub-Accounts. I know that the account I checked that on was the master account because it was the only account able to actually log in to PSN.

So what can I do? I'm contemplating backing up my PS3 and just creating a new master account. But I don't know if I can use the PSN-ID that I use on the stuck sub account on a new master account. If there's an easier solution someone could enlighten me to, I would be highly appreciative.

Hmm. I guess it did turn out to be more of a statement, didn't it?

Bumpity Bump.

I left my Xbox for a couple of weeks cause I was getting bored of the games I had. I come back to it to find that, somehow, the screen has moved slightly to the left. A couple of centimeters. It's highly noticeable and very annoying.

It's not my TV's fault because just watching shows doesn't have the black bar.

I've looked all around the 360's settings but can't find anything to move it back over. What can I do?

9/11 was caused by terrorists...

The Flat-Earth one was because the people of the time had very little knowledge about the earth and space in itself...

And I believe that one of the worst conspiracies is some people think that the lunar landing with Neil Armstrong. That conspiracy is completely **** There are already companies out there that are developing a flight to orbit the moon for a couple million. Besides. I think the gov. is shady but they aren't that clever when it comes to something they never knew about.

My computer is getting attack by increasingly annoying virus-protection ads saying my computer is infected. The only thing that my computer has been infected by is the never ending pop up ad.

These bastards (excuse my french) are trying to get me to use some kind of virus protection software which I obprviously don't want. I actually went to the advertised site and it was a simulation of my folders saying that it found over 300 trojans hidden in all my files. This is what it says EVERYTIME I happen to pop up there os it's obviously not true. Another indication of it not being true is that when you try to click on the other folders it pops up a mini download window. So has anyone heard of these guys before? Anyone know how to get rid of this?

and sorry about the "Do Fish get thirsty?" thing. I did this on imageshack