Crime and Punishment is a great read.xXBuffJeffXx

I dunno, I'm not to sure about this one. Its wicked dense and its definitely not for everyone. I don't think I ever got through the first few chapters. The idea behind the book is definitely deep and philosophical but Dostoevsky is never an easy read.

Sounds like a good time if you're in to that. But quick question, are there going to be pit-stops (so to speak) and such because 9 hours is a very long time to go without the necessities (ie food, bathroom)....

That is all.

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Well I suppose that it might me too much for some people, its actually relativly cheap copnsidering its a unified game service. Look at it this way, WoW cost $15 a month, multiply that by 12 months in a year and it totals up to $180 a year. Personally I'd rather pay $50 for multiple online games than $180 for one.

Freakin sweet, one of the best franchise cross overs, in my opinion atleast, has been the Star Wars Transformers series. I'm not a huge fan of Transformers, and a moderate Star Wars geek, but this series definatly caught my eye. The Millenium Falcon Han/Chewie deluxe one is quality, and relativly cheap ($30).

Haast's Eagle, the largest eagle that ever lived; oh ya, that flightless bird its attacking ... 12 ft tall, called the Moa.

Oh, god, I'm getting so much, I've been in New Zealand for the last five months studying so I feel like I missed out on a lot as is (ie the halo beta). But, geez, (I know that some of these are pretty old but...):

Viva Pinata, Forza, Crackdown, Dead Rising, Guitar Hero, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, The BIGS, maybe Bioshock and Blue Dragon...

Wow, its a good thing I'm gonna have a job, cuz I'd be broke.

Yes, I agree with you on some of those points. The media will be claiming that a heir to Jordan has arrived and that LeBron is one of the greatest ever played. And you know what, they might be right. If the Cavs do somehow pull away in the series and win it all he will get the MVP (unless Gibson nabs it, haha). The thing is that Lebron has this tendency of making the players around him better. Part for part the Spurs are a much greater team than the Cavs, some might still say that the Pistons were a better team, but the Cavs, with the help of Bron-Bron, manage to equal more than the sum of those parts.

There was something that I heard during that whole Kobe debacle recently: that players have to play with Kobe on the Lakers, but in Cleveland players want to play with him. I think that speaks volumes for LeBron as a player. Kobe Bryant, one of the best scorers of this generation, is unable to make his team good, but LeBron managed to lead a team of mostly nobodies into the NBA finals.

And on a another note: "But for the rest of the team....they'll get nothing but a ring. "

Somehow I don't think the other players will mind that much.