There is a few ways to soften up a glove, of course the best way is to just use it. Another is to oil it, use baby oil, Vaseline, shaving cream, and they have special glove oils. Some people say oils can deteriorate your glove, and even make it heavier, I never experienced any of that. Another way is to heat it up, a couple of teammates use to do this, you can use a microwave, but they put there's in a oven which is perfectly fine, again people say it can deteriorate your glove....false. Another way to heat it up is to leave it in your vehicle on sunny day when the weather is warm. The last thing I could tell you to break a glove in if you don't want to do any of those is to just beat the hell out of it, stomp it, run it over a few times, beat it with a bat. Any of those will work just fine, but the best way is to just use it.

I got my 360 on launch, I just upgraded to the Slim 250G this past Christmas, of course I had to have my 360 repaired about 3 times prior to the upgrade.

I got my Wii in '09.

I don't have the PS3 and I probably won't get it unless a game to a series I love becomes a PS3 exclusive.

I'm not going back all the way into my console history but I do own A LOT of 'em, maybe 2 or 3 I'm missing.

I'm skeptical about Homefront, I'd like to see it be a great game because there needs to be a new and great fps. I'm just going to wait (for awhile) on the reviews and game play videos to see if it's worth my time.

^^^This

I'm sure people remember it. Haven't seen it for awhile though.

Umm...I guess it's more positive from me, but I can be pretty harsh if need be.

"I can already tell. Looks like this is gonna be one hell of a party!" Dante-DMC3

"Damn it! You guys totally wrecked my shop and I haven't even named it yet!" Dante-DMC3

I love all the quotes from Dante in DMC espeacially 3. :D

[QUOTE="coolbeans90"]

That you assume that it absolutely must mean one single thing makes me think that you are taking a very narrow-minded approach to the issue. That said, there is no static meaning to a thing such as a flag. The flag itself can be interpreted to mean basically whatever the hell people want it to. People, for emotional reasons, take pride in their place of residence. That alone could be a reason to display their flag. Furthermore, they could be proud of their ancestors, not for their defense of slavery, but their bravery, the defense of their homes. War was ugly back then. Scorched earth tactics were a means of crippling the opposition in war. Burning crops and killing livestock for instance. Countless poor southerners whom didn't own slaves faced impoverishment and starvation in the loss of the war regardless of their stance on slavery in the face of invasion irrespective of the cause of war. In essence they were defending their homes. One can draw a distinction.

topsemag55

Well said, coolbeans. Nicely done.:)

Yeah I agree. Very well put, this should end it but it won't.

[QUOTE="XCNormX"]

There is nothing wrong with it at all. It's for people to remember their history and to be proud of who they are, you can't put down anyone for that. I have the confederate flag in my room for the reasons of it being part of my history, and I am very proud of it. I don't wave it around like a lot of idiots do just because they're trying to be "country". I grew up in the south and I see a lot of these people all the time and it is upsetting to see just because they don't know the reasons behind that flag. I know just about everything from my history/heritage and I proudly show it, and I always will. People should really get into there heritage more, it's a cool experience.

HoolaHoopMan

That make no sense, I mean the Nazi's were a heartless group led by one of the most ruthless dictators to ever live. There is a BIG difference from the nazi's and the Confederate Army. I'm not going to sit here and give you a history lesson but I do think you need to brush up on it a bit. And you're damn right I'm going to be proud of it, because I had ancestors who served in the Civil War, that risked their lives because that's what they were told to do, who were willing to give their lives for what most believe was a stupid cause. So I proudly honor them by having the Confederate flag in my room. To the people that do it in racist way...well I don't speak for them, but there wrong in what they do. If you would've read more clearly into my statement you would have seen where I wrote that these people need to learn the reasons behind that flag before they wave it around. And there are stronger reasons behind that flag besides racism.

There is nothing wrong with it at all. It's for people to remember their history and to be proud of who they are, you can't put down anyone for that. I have the confederate flag in my room for the reasons of it being part of my history, and I am very proud of it. I don't wave it around like a lot of idiots do just because they're trying to be "country". I grew up in the south and I see a lot of these people all the time and it is upsetting to see just because they don't know the reasons behind that flag. I know just about everything from my history/heritage and I proudly show it, and I always will. People should really get into there heritage more, it's a cool experience.