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Unless you have some sort of mental deficiency, it shouldn't take you ten years (I apologize in advance if someone doesn't have one, and if it did take you this long). When I first played, it took me a while to build up. The first type of songs that I learned to play are the one-handed simple...

Or perhaps we could just call him "little buddy" and hit him over the head with a hat.

What, the Female Changeling? She was to undergo a war crimes trial.

You're not going to find much under $100, since most of the software requires various capture plug-ins, built-in codecs, etc.

BURN!

Hopefully it'll help me, now that I have exams.

"Pretty animated things..." I love it! I seem to remember something like this on the first few seasons of "MadTV."

Referring to the "historical documents"?

Just remember, if you hear anybody refer to another as "Hey, little buddy" and hit him over the head with a hat, now you know where that came from. Oh, and the professor making a coconut radio or something else out of coconuts.

I just had a transaction resolved in my favour. Well, it was more like a refund.

Ditto.

My GBA thread is strictly GBA. DS should be under a different category, since they are different games.

Added GBA: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?p=2764908.

The holiday season is upon us, as is the end of the current year. What better time than to add nominations? See the parent thread: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=158714. NOTE: There weren't too many that piqued my interest from this specific calendar year, but here they are, and I'll...

Hypocrite.

I'm assuming you've paid. What kind of payment did you get?

Started a GameCube nominations thread: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?p=2764875. I'll also start a GBA one by tomorrow.

The holiday season is upon us, as is the end of the current year. What better time than to add nominations? See the parent thread: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=158714. My top picks for GameCube 2005: - Mario Superstar Baseball: (available...

Ditto. I've somewhat enjoyed "Hellboy."

The one thing I never believed in was sounding out words in English. There are so many rules and exceptions that the concept just doesn't work properly. It DOES make it harder to know what the word is, unless the context is known (ex. present tense: "read" vs. past tense: "read").