also yeah that death was really unexpected and what happened afterward caught me off guard never expected any of that to happen

I would buy it if its on sale... But at 29.99 no thanks... Iam waiting for the tales games to come out... For steam now that I Have my alienware alpha

Awwwwwwwwww that baby http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m99whoqa7T1ro803g.gif Welcome to the site hope you enjoy your stay and have fun here

Aha fellow Canadian! Why are you measuring our glorious syrup in imperial measurements! I'm sure you meant liters hahaha Don't have as steep of seal fines on the west side of ol' Canadeh but there has been a drastic rise in the beaver tax... for... beaver roads.

LMAO StarScream as an Autobot would be just as useless as he already is xD.

@mrzfo415 You have to pay careful attention to the first episode to catch the subtle hints as to what the fuck is going on. It picks up though and it gets compelling.

That was so mean Q-Q Then I call dibs on everyone who has already joined e-e pretty sure that includes you.. so your dibs are mine now *-*

Well in that situation the person with a disability would be screwed over through no fault of their own and to me that is horribly wrong. Ultimately though life is unfair and there will always be someone getting screwed. Also I would think that because beliefs are a choice it makes them a more powerful motivator when making a decision.

Arc, doesn't the test depend on what variable you're messing with? For example a test to answer the question of what 7 billion people would do can only be done with 7 billion people. And that's assuming we aren't all NPC in your simulation. Though as I said before the near impossibility in testing this hypothesis means it can't really be called scientific. As any result can be explained away as, "Being put there by the simulation to trick you." Perhaps the only way to try to prove it would be to break the damned thing. Who wants to B.S.O.D reality?!