[QUOTE="kakkarott23"]

As you get older you realize things that you used to think are so hard aren't really that hard. As an adult who has been through it I can speak from example. I could relive those years over and over again compared to my life now. When your worry goes from man I don't have enough time to hang out to **** I haven't seen my family awake in 3 weeks. I have been working 18 hours every day and today I have to work 24 straight hours. If I don't get this done my company loses a big contract and I lose a job.

It makes things in high school trivial. One grade is not going to cost you college while one bad presentation can cost numerous jobs. Give adults credit. They understand that there is stress but you are asking the wrong people to empathize with

You just have a sucky job then.

As you get older you realize things that you used to think are so hard aren't really that hard. As an adult who has been through it I can speak from example. I could relive those years over and over again compared to my life now. When your worry goes from man I don't have enough time to hang out to **** I haven't seen my family awake in 3 weeks. I have been working 18 hours every day and today I have to work 24 straight hours. If I don't get this done my company loses a big contract and I lose a job.

It makes things in high school trivial. One grade is not going to cost you college while one bad presentation can cost numerous jobs. Give adults credit. They understand that there is stress but you are asking the wrong people to empathize with

The Wii version has extra content

The controls are worse in the Wii version but the aiming is better. It's the exact opposite way in the Gamecube version

Considering that it's only 20 bucks it's worth it to have both so you have the extra content and see the difference in control schemes

Invading countries to force beliefs on them has a bulletproof historical record. I can see absolutely no downsides to that plan. *sarcasm button off*spazzx625