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Alan Rainsworth, nominate "Homoerotic spider".

Impossibly Fabulous

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It should have dreadlocks instead of a ponytail.

Iran successfully launched into low Earth orbit a domestic satellite, Omid, by its own means over a year ago, and has performed multiple successful sub-orbital rocket tests, of which this launch is one, since this date (literally) in 2008. The "implications" I believe are being suggested in this thread, whether valid or illegitimate, aren't expressly new. This recent launch confirms Iran's continued interest in developing its space program, something I personally find more interesting than threatening.

Not yet. I fully intend to, but I need to finish a few other games first or else I'll fall back into a habit of playing ten games at once and not completing any of them. Demon's Souls deserves better than that.

I own Red, Blue, Yellow, Gold, Silver, Crystal, Ruby, Sapphire, FireRed, Pearl, Platinum, and SoulSilver. I haven't beaten Sapphire, Pearl, and SoulSilver. I don't currently intend to buy any more games in the series. Yellow and Crystal I still play on occasion, though not dreadfully recently.

I'm not (although yoyo is sometimes a colloquialism for the Euro).I hope I counted out twenty-five correctly.

I am unfamiliar with this currency. As such, my guesses may be improperly skewed, but we shall see how things happen.H, T, T, T, H, H, T, T, T, H, T, T, H, H, H, T, T, T, T, T, T, H, H, T, H.

Which country's currency did you use / will you be using?

Lavender, Goldenrod, and Mentha would be my arbitrary guess. If this is a new generation and it's little different from its predecessors, then most probably I won't buy it. I've played more of Crystal in the past few months than I have of Soul Silver. I now somewhat regret having bothered to import it. Irrespective of what anyone might want to argue, I personally feel I've been investing in the same game multiple times over the past ten years. If my interest has yet to wane sufficiently enough to stop my occasionally delving into the series altogether, I'll just keep the iterations I already have. Edit: If this really is the beginning of the next generation, I hope the developers speed up the battle system. Even with animations turned off, the third and fourth generation games have been, thanks especially to mechanics such as weather effects, though the battle engine as a whole is also at fair fault, irksomely slow.

These works I suspect would remain just as personally valuable to me were I to reread them as when I first had the pleasure. Dream of the Red Chamber / Story of the Stone (I don't know if it counts as a series, but it's long enough as to need to be broken into multiple volumes.) Dune (Although I would not rate anywhere nearly as highly the rest of the series.) Mars trilogy

What the hell?

I will become a viking jedi Pokemon master. I will have my own gym and everyone will lose when they battle me.

Last Guardian I know little about, and I've never played Ico or Shadow of the Colossus, but if Fox raves about it when more information is released, I'll give it earnest consideration. Hikarusa will either murder or dismember me if I don't get Sin and Punishment 2, and it's a Treasure shooter, of a sort, so I'll most probably get that when it releases in the US. End of Infinity / Resonance of Fate looks interesting... but I'll wait and see if proves to be a decent game, and likely to be of more than cursory interest to me. Hotel Dusk was fantastic, so I'll pick up Last Window unless early impressions universally indicate that it's rubbish. Valkyria Chronicles 2 appears to have at least kept, and even slightly built upon, its predecessor mechanics, so I'll be very upset if it doesn't end up a good game. Final Fantasy XIII I've already beaten, it was fun but I have no reason to buy it again. If StarCraft II doesn't play well and fun, then I'll stick to the original. Rewrite I'll buy if it's not 18+....