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I don't have to ask you to read this, because it's so awesome that you'll want to entirely on your own:

Jon Stewart's commencement speech to the graduating class at William and Mary.

So I went and added a link to Soph's Xanga. It's more serious than the rest, but we could all use a little class around here. If any of ours are like USA Today, she's like the New York Times: more serious, more verbose, and thou shalt be struck down if you even attempt to argue with it. ;)

Oh, and she decided to stop hating me a while ago. Thanks, Soph.

1. Breaking up with Anna.
2. Buying Gran Turismo 4 and getting completely addicted.
3. Not being able to go home until spring break.
4. Surviving P2 Physics - so far, until the test next Friday.

*Just kidding.

I will now never use your services, because you store Sidekick users' data on your own servers, which can kinda get hacked. That's what a SIM card is for, or failing that, a SD card.

You fail.

I really don't have the time to sit down and write thorough reviews of the games I've been playing, so I'll do each game in haiku form to make it worthwhile.

Doom 3
Great graphics and sound
Repetitive but intense
Endure it 'till Hell

Metal Gear Solid 3
Can't see it on my
LCD screen but Kojima
most def. went insane

Halo 2
Single player's great
Everything's better than 1
Yay for XBox Live

Full Spectrum Warrior
Repetitive but
it never really gets old
Play only co-op

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
"Just more of the same"
has never sounded better.
This game owns my soul.

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War
Warcraft, C&C,
Starcraft, and Kohan combined.
The explosions rule.

Half-Life 2
Worth
the
wait.

Around the corner: Keep your eyes open for Brothers in Arms (went to gold master about an hour ago), Gran Turismo 4 (next week), and Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory (early March).