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I would imagine that this study a lie, which was fabricated in order to prevent all the lonely geniuses out there from killing themselves.

Perhaps their writers won't fail? (Second Thought): Perhaps self-aware, literate pigs will fly out of right nostril on Friday. I guess you're correct.

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Game Well, I viewed a slew of gameplay videos hosted on IGN.com, and I must admit that I am impressed with Bethesda's take on the Fallout universe. We still don't have a true Fallout 3, and we never will; we must accept that. The gamers of today...

Herakles killed his wife and children. Odysseos slept with eighty women. Oedipus... We still celebrate these myths in modern culture. Knowledgable people respect these myths, too. As far as I know there is no incest, child-killing, or wife beating in modern games...

Darn! I knew *something* was spelled incorrectly... thanks, though

Excuse me, but what is a CS? Also, I dislike to think about countries censoring games; it irritates me. If Fallout 3 were a book instead of a game, would they censor it then? Remember: not all media censors are dictators, but all dictators are media censors...

As Barney Calhoun once said "I think I'm gonna be sick" and indeed I shall.. ...be sick *vomits uncontrollably*

This should be simple enough. What is your favourite dessert? Me? I like Boston Cream pie: so delicious, so incredibly unhealthy... Et tu, reader?* *Third declension neuter rule FTW!

PC version, because I have my 360 for ages now, and it could crash any day.

Does anybody else think that the US elections McCain Campaign is pulling a stunt by putting Sarah Palin as Vice-President? I mean, they are getting to victimize her in order to slander the Democrats AND they are able to pretend that they are being pro-diversity, too. What do YOU think?

I completely understand why that would prevent you from having any desire to play an on-line X-box game. It happens daily.

Not all people who play games such as Call of Duty 4 are unintelligent (I can't say anything about GTA IV fans, because I have never played the game). When I play Call of Duty on my X-box 360, I can occasionally find very intelligent conversation on non-gaming and gaming topics. Anyhow, I would...

If only you could change the reason you would want to leave the Vault, like the three pregenerated people in the first Fallout.

Despite the fact that Fallout 3 isn't very similar to the first Fallout and that I dislike the direction in which Bethesda is taking the game's plot, a few concepts in Fallout 3 still catch my interest. 1:Finding food and Water: In the first Fallout, I loved the idea that one random encounter...

I don't know that! *Goes flying off the cliff*

Hmmm... Problems are like soup bowls, wide and shallow. How's that?

What is the square root of a negative number? What is the Latin for "It was the best of times; It was the worst of times"? What is your favourite color?

Hypothetical: If you were the Bridgekeeper from Monty Python and the Quest for the Holy Grail, what would you ask people who tried to cross your bridge?

It is very true that writers are influenced by what they have read. An old philosophical statement, Nothing New Under the Sun, is one I stand by. Indeed, all plots fall into patterns. I applied the Vault Dweller to a pattern used for ancient Greek heroes, and he earned 13/22 "Hero Points"...

It took me awhile to get the Scientology parody in that level. Nonetheless, I thought San Fran was well written for the most part. And I agree with whomever said the shopkeepers were superb.