I can only do two player, as my friend doesn't have Live Gold.
Our record is 14 (Dumb deaths - One to mystery box without checking for zombies [just got a max ammo but didn't know it, too], and one to the ray gun's radiation shooting a zombie at the top of the stairs trying to save him)
That's two player, much harder than four. And we suck.
About $200 cash
$50 Radioshack gift card
$25 Best Buy gift card
$25 Home Depot gift card
Air Hogs mini RC airplane
Full-sized Trampoline
Rockband for Wii
$115 cash
A very nice Go set
Brisingr
A compilation of the works of Edgar Allen Poe
A dartboard
The golden compass book series
Some kind of RC car that flips over
And that's about it. My brother got Spore, but I doubt he'll let anyone get near it.
They took those out of my school because it was anti-religious, and I don't mean "I read between the lines and realized that was it.", that's pretty much what they told us in a nut shell. Which is kind of weird since it's a public school, but I don't care enough to make a big deal about it.
P.S. I got a nice pair of ear-phones from my Grandma, and my sister ordered mine, but it's late so I'm expecting a package next week.
Chapel wrote:Ah shucks, I was really hoping to make an SNES encased in a 19 pound glob of hotglue and duct tape.
[quote="Negative_Creep]Give me a bell if RA3 is any good please, i've always been looking at that, but the DRM is very offputting, but if the game is great then I might cave in[/quote]
I love Red Alert 2, one of my fav games of all time. The graphics and gameplay (according to YouTube vids) look even more fantastic. I don't like DRM either, or fact the PC needs to be on internet to register it; but I will do it as exception to the rule as game will be worth it.
They took those out of my school because it was anti-religious, and I don't mean "I read between the lines and realized that was it.", that's pretty much what they told us in a nut shell. Which is kind of weird since it's a public school, but I don't care enough to make a big deal about it.
I really hate it when schools pull that sort of crap. I don't want to give away too much of the books, but they are not anti-religious so much as anti-institutionalized religion, if that makes any sense. The fact that the author, Philip Pullman, is an atheist doesn't really help either. At least there's more substance to their banning than with say Harry Potter, which I've heard of being banned in schools for "promoting witchcraft".
The books are great though; I highly recommend them.
$200
$50 Visa Gift Card
$50 Costco Card
Lots of candy
Encyclopedia
about $60 of assorted small change gift cards for various places
$50 (A bunch of bills in a box, very cool)
Trivial Pursuit
Candy that look like "Clue" game pieces
Some random stuff that I am probably forgetting.... Oh well, will add in an edit if I remember.
MMMMMM, See's Candy Key Lime truffles....So good, they might just melt your tastebuds into clouds.
They took those out of my school because it was anti-religious, and I don't mean "I read between the lines and realized that was it.", that's pretty much what they told us in a nut shell. Which is kind of weird since it's a public school, but I don't care enough to make a big deal about it.
I really hate it when schools pull that sort of crap. I don't want to give away too much of the books, but they are not anti-religious so much as anti-institutionalized religion, if that makes any sense. The fact that the author, Philip Pullman, is an atheist doesn't really help either. At least there's more substance to their banning than with say Harry Potter, which I've heard of being banned in schools for "promoting witchcraft".
The books are great though; I highly recommend them.
I figured that's what it was. They never banned the Harry Potter books, but we did have to have a note from a parent/guardian to check them out in elementary school.
Aguiluz wrote:
nic8082242 wrote:
Aguiluz wrote:I GOT A PS3!!!!!
ha i got one last year
So?
Sorry to be mean... This guy is just ticking me off... >(
You just got magnified!
Chapel wrote:Ah shucks, I was really hoping to make an SNES encased in a 19 pound glob of hotglue and duct tape.