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The plastic tips on shoelaces are called "Aglets". Their true purpose, is sinister.

I think games will come to perfection, but only from a graphics standpoint. Graphically, we will have perfect, photo-realistic graphics, probably within the next 10-15 years or so. Gameplay will similarly be toned to perfection, so every game will handle very well. The place I don't see...

Most blind people say they can see what they can only describe as shapes and colors. It's probably not anything like we know as, say, a square or something green, but they still "see" it in their mind.

2001: A Space Odyssey taught me what movies could do. From the opening scene with no dialogue, to the trippy tunnel sequence, that movie opened my eyes to the kind of stories you could tell with movies. Video games, it was World of Warcraft. When I first picked it up, and I first stepped...

I've put untold hundreds of hours into both World of Warcraft and Rome: Total War.

Brandy and Mr Whiskers. It's pure, classic Looney Tunes style fun.

Zip A Dee Do Dah - Miley Cyrus. I can't help it, she sings really well in that song. DON'T JUDGE ME!

For me, it's Assassin's Creed.

Yes I fucked your wife. I am your wife, and I fucked her! Janine, I love you, even though you fucked my wife. On topic, I usually shout "You Monkey..." and leave that pause at the end to make others think I'm gonna say something else.

My first time was on the old X-Box, playing Halo 2. It was actually very enjoyable. Got on a couple really good teams and we had very good communication going on, so it was very fun.

GAH! Fuckin matches! Always in here! Eddie Izzard reference.

Of the two, I definitely prefer WoW. However, if End Game content is not your thing, I'd go with the aforementioned EVE of Pirates of the Burning Sea, as they both offer great PVP and content that isn't all end game.

I would say either memory manipulation or the ability to manipulate water all the way down to a molecular level. Both have their uses. Memory manipulation is a little more subtle, but still powerful. Water manipulation is pretty easy to grasp, especially when you consider how much of the...