Funny how in my 9th grade of high school they gave me Jrotc as an elective. I hated that class and war. I strongly disliked the army. But then in my senior year, a friend of mines and I downloaded America's Army because it was free. We were like cool! We started playing it everyday all day. We got to class and play out as if we were soldiers, pretend shooting, throwing grenades, etc.. We memorized guns. And each day I got home from school I'd watch Black hawk down twice a day everyday wishing I was there.(and I'm not exagerating) Plus having a father who was in the army take notice to my sudden interest in the army started to encourage me to join. After a while my friend stop playing so I stop playing because it got boring without him. And as I stop playing the army influenced over me was lessening. Now my mind set about the army is screw that I don't want to die. I'll just stick to the video games.
[QUOTE="deathmirage87"][QUOTE="SPHYNXA"][QUOTE="JediMoogle"]Don't worry, we'll always win because they'll blue screen before the game ends.SicsStringFreak
But who's to say it'll be the "blue screen" anymore? With such a vast upgrade with Vista... surely they changed the colour, such as a sweet tone of opaque. Anyway, all joking aside... Microsoft was asked about the "blue screen" and said that Vista had been so optimized that users won't see the "blue screen" again.... ha ha, okay, so that probobly was a joke. I've had my pc for 2 years and never seen the blue screen on it thats because most of the time people that get the blue screen are either 1. doing something with the pc they really arent supposed to. or 2. think they know what they are doing with the pc, and they screw it up and blame MS. MS is prolly one of the largest scapegoats in america. if somethign goes wrong, oh hey lets blame it on MS. agreed. My pc hasn't even froze before. Its a sony vaio. my old hp pc useto freeze alot and get the blue screen. but I was always doing things i shouldn't with it and it had lots of viruses
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