no, you COULD interpret it like that, but thats not what i got out of it at all. He was crazy and Chuck was actually his doctor. At the end, he regresses back to his Ted personality. HOWEVER, i have a feeling that actually he was lying and pretending to be Ted so that they would kill him...wolverine4262

There was this guy I know who acted all weird after he listened to music so loud that some neighbors called the cops on him.

arad96

Might he have actually been drunk?

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[QUOTE="Brownesque"]That's still nonsense that a company could make a product for their platform and be locked out for no clearly stated reason. Although, to be frank, we know what that reason is. They do not want competition in selling their accessories. What is Datel supposed to do about this? They made an entire product line and put it on the market, and now all their products are obselete. Sorry, it's absurd. If anything it should be the consumers calling for a class action lawsuit in not being able to choose their accessory manufacturer.Brownesque

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nintendo consoles,http://gizmodo.com/5475428/rumor-sony-is-developing-a-universal-gaming-controller-for-use-with-xbox-and-nintendo-consoles This

could get interesting.

II_Seraphim_II

Interesting notion, but wouldn't Sony have to pay licensing to MS to develop the Xbox 360 portion? If not, then MS could easily disable it with a firmware update like they've done in the past.

Even so, touchpad to display different buttons based on the console? Could you picture yourself mashing a touchpad like you would physical buttons?

Not here. This isn't an industry monopoly. Microsoft got in trouble with Windows because it's such a ubiquitous platform that it essentially controls the entire PC market. The Xbox has plenty of competitors already and so there isn't much threat (currently) of a monopoly in the industry. Look at the iphone, Apple directly controls what can and cannot be developed for that platform without repercussions.

I had terrible, terrible grades in high school, including a stellar 1.8 GPA in my final quarter. Needless to say, I was not accepted by my Ivy first choice. However, I did ultimately get into a more than solid state school, and I could probably go to a higher level grad school if I so desired.

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Absolutely. After all, a very smart man with many doctorates once told me that one's self worth is exclusively defined by one's number of diplomas.

Second_Rook

Sarcasm can kill. You might want to be careful.

Absolutely. After all, a very smart man with many doctorates once told me that one's self worth is exclusively defined by one's number of diplomas.

Good thing I'm rich.

The Sony propaganda machine can never cease, for the day it does is the day Sony dies.

Its what's on the inside that counts.weezyfb