Call me lamewad, but I love my Chucks.

I love the colour of them. Oh, and my legs were crossed which is why they appear to be on the wrong feet :P

There is a Converse Outlet in Vegas, which was definitely one of the highlights of my trip there! I mean, it was all amazing. . . but Chucks for $10? Yes please.

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[QUOTE="Half-Life_man"]THe oens with like the smilies and sometimes they say like oh...my...god! or something like that, it's annoying. Also the pop-ups that like crawl onto your screen they're like evil, it scares me.OfficialJab

This one. I always get the ones that say "Hellooooo."

Exactly! UGH. Why do they have to make noise? Ads wouldn't bother me to much if they would just shut up.

rolf, those aren't even foreign to some people.

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Every foreign movie is 'not foreign' to certain people. . . Unless it's from space *o_O*

My car of choice is a 1992 Chevrolet Corsica, Automatic. His name is Regis, and he loves the snow:

Sadly, I can't drive a manual. I wish I could, but I've just never had to learn.

THe oens with like the smilies and sometimes they say like oh...my...god! or something like that, it's annoying. Also the pop-ups that like crawl onto your screen they're like evil, it scares me.Half-Life_man

This one. I always get the ones that say "Hellooooo."

I don't see ads on Gamespot because I'm a subscriber. . . but the most annoying ad I have ever come across was on some news site. The ad opened as if it were another window, but it would stay in the same spot of the webpage (right infront of the story I was trying to read) no matter where you scrolled. There wasn't even a "close" option on it, and clicking the ad didn't close it. Eventually I had to refresh the page to make it disappear. Why would a site allow those types of ads?

Also, the ones that pretend to be a Microsoft window popping up to tell me I've had an error/have won a fabulous prize. . . because I have a Mac and the windows look very different. Plus, a lot of those ads haven't updated and still look like they're from Window's '98.