brandon10092

I love soccer, I've been playing for 6 years now. It's one of the toughest, if not the toughest sport you will ever play. You have to have endurance and speed, and you have to be able to run your way up the field past center, and lower and upper defenses all the way to the goalie, then kick it in past him at an angle he can't get to in time, or play with his mind and make a start for the right side and swirve towards the left to make it in. Soccer is the most intense running sport out there (including track and cross country) becasue you are always moving, and you have to pace yourself. It's not a race, but you still have to keep up or else the other team will get the ball past or your ball will get stolen. My favorite position is right or left lower defense because whenever the other team can get the ball close to our net, I can steal the ball from them and take it all the way back up to their goal. Right now we're #3 in our whole league, and we're in the first division of the championships.

I definetely haven't for got about ole' Driver. I can't believe how far games have came since then. All it was was driving around, driving safe and sane, and every now and then getting chased by the police. Then came along Driver 2, which was also very good, but with an added feature of getting out of your car and getting around on foot. More levels in story mode were also added and I thought they were funner than the original Driver's levels. Then years later came Driv3r, wich was an okay game, but it didn't really make for the greatest game. I mean all it did was really imitate the driving/shooting games of today, like Grand Theft Auto and True Crime. That's where they really made the mistake. The original Driver and Driver 2 were real hits because you didn't have to go around killing people and shooting out windows of cars. That's all you get today, is just violence, I mean not that I don't like it, but it's just the same anymore. Then, just in the past few months, Driver: Paralell Lines came out. I played this game, but again it was just the same. It was almost a copy of Driv3r, and GTA and True Crime. The only parts of the newer 2 Driver games that I really enjoyed were driving around, which was what you did in Driver and Driver 2. But things change, I guess.

Well first and foremost, I'll say this: I'm an iPod man. I love iPods, I have two of them in fact, and I've done a lot of things with them like hacking them to play doom, and some other cool stuff. 30GB is quite a bit for an mp3 player, let alone the 60GB version. So there's also room for not only your music, photos, and videos, but your other files, because you can use it as sort of like a flash drive. So in short, I can't get enough of my iPods. But recently I heard of Microsoft coming out with their Mp3 player. Even though not many details have been released yet since it won't be sold until November, Microsoft has already said that this new player will beat the iPod because it will have a larger screen than the video iPod, it will give free downloads to all iPod users for songs they've downloaded on iTunes, and the major boost: it will have Wi-Fi capabilities. So wherever you are, you can get online to do whatever, including downloading songs on the go. I'm starting to feel a little weaker about iPods now, since they don't have Wi-Fi, so mabye I might just buy the new mp3 player when it comes out in November. What do you guys think?