Pete, as we speak... er as I type and you read.

Hahahahahahaha... The RIAA makes me laugh

"Though it would appear that record companies are still making their money and that artists are still getting rich, these impressions are mere fallacies"

"The consumer is the ultimate victim, as pirated product is generally poorly manufactured and does not include the superior sound quality, art work, and insert information included in legitimate product."

The full piracy article

Although I respect Nintendo more than most of their counterparts I must say I'm disappointed with their method of online and multi-system play. Reading the manual it sounds like all you need is a regular LAN crossover cable, but on inspection of my gamecube I found no ports for such a cable. On further research it turns out that you need an adapter which facilitates the plugging in of the ethernet cable and the gamecube.
Would it have killed them just to use an ethernet port? Probably not but this is a way to scam another $35-50 US from all their users.
Bastards.
Not only that but as far as I can tell they are in short supply and I really don't like to buy stuff online unless I have to.
Pete - any at Toys "R" Us? Let me know if there are, or if you are getting any!


Bastards!

Al, why would you need a stealth suit if you're clear? And how could a stealth suit possibly not hide you if you're clear?

Oh yeah, and for a quirk of the internet, go to Google, type in "miserable failure" and hit the "I'm feeling lucky" button.

So clear not even a stealth suit can hide you.

clear as a lily, and twice as fresh!

Clear as that thing that becomes less clear the more you know or find out about it!

Oh... uh... Genetics, that was it

I do have to agree with Paras- that was perfectly perfectly clear

Yes, Mary, perfectly...

well...paras...you're idea of prefectly clear is not always perfectly clear...its that clear?