@jd7904 @SoNin360 Your friend can borrow the game for 30 days one time. Isn't that sufficient? /sarcasm off

@racerxgundam It's possible. Your friend has to be on your list for 30 days and they can borrow it one time for a time period. Forget the amount of time the can "borrow" it. But hey, just invite them over and they can play it all they want.

@Smokescreened84 @Kooken58 The deals on Live are usually some game no one will buy, an old Xbox title, or something that is 5 years old. If I am wrong, correct me.

@Hop103 @Smokescreened84 Such as something for my 2 year old to step up to get onto the toilet while potty training.

@Smokescreened84 @Riddick123 To prompt a reaction. Mission accomplished. I did go back and read some actually. I felt bad.

@Smokescreened84 LOL, I hope you made a good point because I didn't read that diatribe.

@Splincir @aa22aa44 Correct. My point being, MS doesn't have a choice.

@aa22aa44 @Riddick123 LOL of course they did. You think they would be stupid enough to acknowledge that? Any of those companies would be stupid to say they did that.

@aa22aa44

Have you been reading the updates on the NSA story? Microsoft is one of the companies listed that they gather the info from. You're right, they ( Microsoft) doesn't care about you eating popcorn. They are probably interested in your conversations and patterns though. You'll probably float below the radar. Either way, MS has a court order to turn over info to the NSA whether you say don't gather my info please or not. They don't have choice.

@rktPYZQShWz Yeah, when Frodo left town Sam found gaming to be more fun than playing cheerleader and crutch for his special friend. :)