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My mom and dad survived the Khmer Rouge, and they always dreamed of coming to live in America. Being a slum in Cambodia or anywhere in the South East, its like a miracle to come to America. So when you do get to come here, you dream of your kids becoming rich and famous. And having a better life then your own. My parents always push me because they don't want me to suffer and beg for money like they did. They worked really hard to get where they are at. If i fail then my parents will feel as if surviving a genocide was pointless, coming to america was not needed, and working real hard was pointless.

TheFlush

I understand that position, the point is, what's the definition of 'failing'.

whenever i try to log in to PSN my internet goes down. and i don't just mean the ps3 internet, all the internet in the house goes down for about a day then comes back on. evenwhenpsntries to automatically updategames itmakes the internet go down.has anyone else had this problem? andhow can i get psn to work again without itshutting down my internet?

I have my ups and downs. Sometimes for a few days or a week I don't feel depressed at all, I feel great. Then I sink back into it. I usually get super optimistic when I'm not depressed, which is really sucky because then when I get depressed again I feel even MORE depressed for thinking the thoughts I did while in a good frame of mind.XilePrincess

Don't Take the Girl by Tim McGraw.

Most of mine are either just plain weird or nightmares, I just want to have a really good dream once in a while. hockey73

Canada definitely has the environment to make a cool game, but i cant see many conflicts to be made in canada... so i think a war game would be hard to produce, but one such as heavy rain could work for that.

quaappybla

based in Canada. there's a million based in America and some based in a bunch of other countries around the worldbut i haven't found a single one based in Canada. i find that a little odd considering it's the second largest country in the world.

whenever i try to connect to psn my internet goes down(on the computer too) it's connected to the ps3 with a router. the internet will come back up after about 12 hours but this is making it impossible to play online(which i really want to do since i just got GT5). does anyone know what to do? i appreciate any help.

Here I will combat people who whined about GT5 and why it isn't bad.

1. It is "slow"

-The Gran Turismo interface has always been a little slugsih. I guess your not used to it

2. The shadows and engine sounds are off

- Is it that "BIG" of a deal? So it is a little off; get over it.

3. Plays to much like GT3

- Driving doesn't change in 6 years. This is simulation driving. This is not Tokyo Drift...

4. Not worth the hype.

- Then doen't buy it. Do the research

5. I just don't like it

-Then simulation driving is probably not for you

Just what I think.

Rutzfuz

i agree with every point there. if you don't like a game stop playing it and sell it, don't sit on a forum and complain about it. it's not gonna change just because people whine

whenever i try to connect to psn my internet goes down(on the computer too) it's connected to the ps3 with a router. the internet will come back up after about 12 hours but this is making it impossible to play online(which i really want to do since i just got GT5). does anyone know what to do? i appreciate any help or attempt to help.