This thread is just for fun.

A tornado is coming in about 5 hours and your family has packed everything in the only car you own. Your family packed everything and told you to only bring things they need to survive. The car is now jam packed and can only fit one more item. So you go into your room and suddenly you see your three consoles, a Wii, Ps3, and a Xbox 360. Now here are your options.

1. You can keep only one console and you have to think hard for the best one to keep. Remeber your house is about to be blown away and you'll end up with no money, so you need to think of the best console that will keep you occupied and will keep you happy for the future.

2. You can play a console for the remainder of the time until the tornado hits in 5 hours. This will be you last time to play said console as you can only keep one. Think of the game you'll play and it better be good. : )

3. Your last console you don't really care about. It hasn't given you any joy. You throw it into the massive tornado with a smile. Which one is it?

Are you sure the PS3 is set to recognize an HDMI cable?

rsoxguy12

If MMA takes so much skill then why do I see the fighters being able to do all of the techniques in a day's training? I know they have fought elsewhere, but I know not long. Boxers such as Manny Pacquiao, Sugar Ray Robinson, Muhammad Ali, etc. have almost perfected boxing and it took them decades. For those of you who think boxing is just punching are just wrong plain and simple. You have to learn ring control, foot work, evading punches, defense.

From what I have seen in MMA fights I see fat slobs like Brock Lesnar overpower opponents with his 40 pound advantages and sit on them and proceed to wailing on them. Where is the skill when you can push a guy next to a cage with your weight and just punch.

The fighters on MMA that I have seen who really do have alot of skill and you can tell they have taken years to improve their game is Anderson Silva in Muay Thai, Fedor Emelianenko in Sambo, Lyoto Machida in Shotokan Karate, and Royce Gracie and BJ penn in BJJ.

AS a person that's familiar with sports and athletics. and as a person that has no interest in MMA or BOXING.. I'm going to have to disagree with you. MMA requires much more skill than boxing... MMA involves many forms of fighting... boxing involves one form. A well rounded person is always stronger and more athletic than somebody who specializes...

Boxing by itself isn't even usefull for self defense.

AS a person that's familiar with sports and athletics. and as a person that has no interest in MMA or BOXING.. I'm going to have to disagree with you. MMA requires much more skill than boxing... MMA involves many forms of fighting... boxing involves one form. A well rounded person is always stronger and more athletic than somebody who specializes...

Boxing by itself isn't even usefull for self defense.

I asked my friends on the ps3 and they say I probably bent the hdmi cord inside.

So here is my problem guys. I have had my HDMI cable for well over2 year with no problems at all. I never usually unplug the HDMI cable for no reason and when I do it is usually to clean the ps3 or I'm going on a trip and when I plug it in no problems, but yesterday I rented Transformers 2 on Blu-ray and I decided to watch it in my living room because I heard Blu-Ray is best on bigger hdtv's. So I hooked it up downstairs and I wasn't able to get a picture. I tried everything. I held the button until that second "beep". Nothing worked so I just used my composite cables. THe next day I brought my ps3 back up to the tv I usually use to play and it still wouldn't get picture in HD.

Now my question to you guys is it the HDMI cord or the HDMI input in the ps3 itself? Oh! also the HDMI cord was about $50 bucks and was great quality. I never mishandle my ps3 so I doubt it is the HDMI input. My ps3 also recognizes the HDMi cord because it has said it does and it gives me the option to change. When I click it the screen just goes blank. So please help me. This will be great help for me and others with the same problem.

This is just basically my opinion. I think boxing takes much more skill than MMA. Before anybody says, "MMA you need more skill. You have to learn how to strike, take down, and jui-jitsu, In boxing all you have to do is punch." WHich is completely wrong. Boxing, for those of you follow boxing deeply know what I'm talking about, takes alot of skill and conditioning.

My challenge to you guys is try to prove me wrong and Manny Pacquiao wiill destroy Cotto.