GamerGlitch

There is another Discussion about Sad Songs over at http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ with some good ones.

Man, I thought it would only take a total of three minutes.

I have a Touch and I love it.

Seems like an odd idea. What do they get out of it?

Firefox said it blocked 12 Pop Ups. That many Pop Ups would make your site very uninviting.

I never realized Google was so old.

Here's Links to Some Halo Glitches: Halo 2 Glitches Halo 3 Glitches

http://www.haloverated.com/ is my new Gaming Blog, please check it out and leave comments. If you are interested in exchanging links leave me a comment in a post.

No idea right now. Since I like doing web sites and my dad is working for the government in a computer tech related field I will probably get into computers as well. I wouldn't mind setting up my own website and making a lot of money from it, though, and tending that site as a job.

That's a good idea, I love my Xbox 360. For Live you need a Cat-5 cable (Ethernet cable) for a wired connection, or a wireless adapter (costing $80-100 for the Microsoft 360 Brand Name one). And Halo 3 would be a good choice because that is pretty much what everyone is playing right now.

Yeah, no one would know. However, I hope it is a peaceful experience since it would be my last experience on Earth.

So far I've owned two Motorolas, a Nokia, and a Kyocera. The Kyocera phone I had was a K9, a very low end phone, it did what it was supposed to do, that is make calls. Since I was expecting much out of this phone any ways it was good. However, my Motorola phones were very nice, they were quick and didn't have too many software bugs. They also had well built features, such as the cameras working well, and good software such as a browser (on my Motorola E815). My Nokia 6133 is also a very nice phone as well. It has a few technical/ software errors, but over all it is a quality phone. So, overall I would say the best, most reliable phone producer is Motorola, the phones they produce are high-tech excellence.

That's weird, your really not allowed to quit, or drop out of school until you are 16 (with parents release), or 18, when you become an adult. If you stopped going to my school you would be tracked down by the district and given disciplinary action (Juvenile court). Bu if you dropped out in 5th grade it will be really hard for you to gain all the knowledge to get GED certification, it could take a while, and a lot of effort. If you do decide to attempt this feat, Good Luck! And if you did manage to get a GED that would really better how your life will outcome.

I left Monday, from my house at 11:45 PM, for Halo 3. I arrived at Walmart at 11:55 AM and waited in a long line for Halo 3 to be released. At 12:00 AM the selling started and I was closer and closer the the register and to buying my copy of Halo 3. I arrived at the register at about 12:20, and bought my Halo 3 (the basic version), and took it home. I inserted the game disc, not knowing what to hope, I had never played Halo or halo 2 since I never had a Xbox. I soon discovered Halo 3 is a great game. I haven't played much campaign (single player), but the multi player is very well done and fun to play. I especially like the Shotty-Snipers mode in team slayer, its pretty awesome.

I just got a new phone. I had the Motorola E815/E816 provided my AMPD mobile. However, it broke, and I was trying to get a new one, since it was cheap and I liked it, when I found out AMPD had gone bankrupt, and stopped providing service in America (Bummer, they were cheap). So, I had to go back to T-Mobile with a Nokia 6133, a decent phone with a lot of features, it was also cheap ($50).