Natus Lumen

The coin launcher is surprisingly fun and relaxing to play. If it wasn't for the fact that I usually just want to beat the crap out of people, I would probably spend quite a bit of time in it. My general strategy for Duon is along the lines of just praying I don't get screwed. Rayquaza, though, doesn't usually give me any trouble, though you are right that he seems to have stronger defense than most of the others. I can generally kill him without taking any damage if I stay in the air (again, Pit is great for this). Galleom, along with Master Hand and Crazy Hand, is a piece of cake. I always breathe a sigh of relief when I see one of them up next. The other boss that really destroys me sometimes is Porky. I hate that stupid child. In other news, I finally got the Meta Ridley trophy last night. I'm so glad that I will never have to play that stage again.

Missed one or two. Not a bad quiz though. They were the Arklay Mountains (and the mansion is referred to as the "Arklay Facility" in the various files found in the games).

I've got 4 of those challenges left, and all my golden hammers still. My little bro has been useful in getting some of the tedious ones (like Target Test and 100-Man Brawl with all characters), since he's been playing every day for about a month. My strategies for Boss Battles on Intense - Pit, spam f-air with lots o' air dodges. Usually gets me at least to the 8th boss. If I get lucky and fight Duon in the first three, I always get to Tabuu, who proceeds to pwn me with shockwaves of doom. Also, I'll hopefully have usable WiFi soon, as we're switching Internet providers. But, I'm out of town next week, so possibly 2 weeks from now.

That's what I meant. But I only have enough room for like 2 more games. :) What is an otaku and why did you call me one. Otaku is a Japanese term for an obssessive fan of something. When used in English, it usually refers to manga, anime, or video games.

Purple. Purple eyes are awesome. My actual eye color is brown.

Red wine is actually good for you in moderate quantities (reservatrol ftw). I support underage drinking provided you're not an idiot and you don't abuse it. I, for example, started drinking on a regular basis at 18 (I'm 21 now), and I've never actually gotten drunk. Self-control is the key. I think you can live a perfectly healthy life without wine. I am basing this in part off an article I read somewhere. In the end, I think the cons of drinking outweigh any benefits that you might get. Yes, you can, but the wine still has benefits to it. Whether or not the pros outweigh the cons, or vice versa, is entirely dependent on how much you drink. Keep it moderate and under control, and the pros generally win out. Binge drink a couple times a week, and you're an idiot.

I already have one, along with chin growth. It's pretty cool.

Red wine is actually good for you in moderate quantities (reservatrol ftw). I support underage drinking provided you're not an idiot and you don't abuse it. I, for example, started drinking on a regular basis at 18 (I'm 21 now), and I've never actually gotten drunk. Self-control is the key.

Debate Room. Don't post there as much as I used to, though, what with repeated topics all the time.

I agree with the ruling. The death penalty should only be available for first-degree murder. As bad as rape is, especially when the victim is a child, it isn't as bad as murder. The death penalty for rape is excessive.

I'm confused too. Elaboration please?

If I was at home, I'd be working on it right now, but unfortunately I have a job. I'll be leaving in about 2 hours, give me an hour to get home, and there are a couple other things I planned on doing. I don't anticipate that the WiFi will be particularly difficult to fix, I just haven't devoted any time to it yet. So, if all goes well, I should be online around 7 or 7:30 (Central Time). But don't be surprised if the first few matches are... sub-par, to say the least.

But still, if prices are lower, even though the oil companies would make less profit per gallon, they would actually end up making more money, because more people would buy it. When the oil companies have more money, they can affod to research more. Even though the demand for alternative energy sources is higher when prices are high, the oil companies wouldn't have a lot of money to pay for it. I think you're misunderstanding the economic concepts I'm talking about. I'm talking about profit margins, which don't work the way you describe. I know what you mean, but currently, as prices are high, people will buy less gas, so even though the oil companies make more profit per gallon, they won't sell as many gallons as they would when oil is cheap, so therefore wouldn't make as much money. Again, you're misunderstanding. Profit margins take into account amount purchased and price in both factors, so again, oil doesn't work the way you describe.

Quite frankly, I have an easy time with all three. I love academics and I'm very talented in that area.

But still, if prices are lower, even though the oil companies would make less profit per gallon, they would actually end up making more money, because more people would buy it. When the oil companies have more money, they can affod to research more. Even though the demand for alternative energy sources is higher when prices are high, the oil companies wouldn't have a lot of money to pay for it. I think you're misunderstanding the economic concepts I'm talking about. I'm talking about profit margins, which don't work the way you describe.