I'm crushed by the fact that I am the only person so far to vote for Ford.

In particular, I love the Mustang, the last remaining muscle car. It's the only muscle car that has been built since 1964 without taking a break in year (anyone who tries to say the Corvette, find me a true 1983 Corvette, and good luck). The number of votes for Chevrolet actually scares me. While I like classic Chevrolet's (and actually we own one), there are very few new Chevrolet's I like. The new Camaro is especially bad, they have Cadillac engines in them, so they are impossible to work on (I have friends that work at Chevrolet dealerships) and they butchered the looks of the car. I really like the old Camaro's that the car is based on, but they made it look awful. The tail-lights are wrong, and the grill is horrendous.

Give me a Mustang any day.

I could say any of the fancy foreign cars, but I'm being realistic. While I would love to have a Ferrari, Bugati, Koenigsegg, Bentley, Rolls-Royce, etc. I know it's unlikely.

Lately, I haven't had any cans of Monster, but I would say it is one of my favorites, if not my favorite, energy drink. I love energy drinks, I could drink them daily (which I did my senior year of high school) because I love the taste of them more than anything else I've tasted.

Lifetime I've had a couple or few hundred energy drinks, I'd say about half of those were probably Monster. Usually just the original though, it's the best.

And actually:

alexanyways :
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While Taurine is in Bile, it occurs naturally in foods and is an amino acid, a basis for protein.

This was taken from Wikipedia on Taurine, and I will shorten it:

"Taurine is essential for cardiovascular function, and development and function of skeletal muscle, the retina and the central nervous system. . . Taurine occurs naturally in food, especially in seafood and meat."

It isn't bile, but taurine is a part of bile. There is taurine, not bile, in energy drinks. No need to be disgusted.

I'd like to see the Tomba games and the Golden Sun games remade on a home console (Xbox 360 in particular). Tomba was a lot of fun, and the Golden Sun games were really fun and would look amazing with HD console graphics.

My favorite character in the Mortal Kombat series would have to be Kabal. Even back to the old games (especially Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3) he was one of my favorites. He's got a good disable with his speed rush, and some great combos to do damage. His hook swords are awesome looking, and the breathing apparatus he has to wear looks cool

As far as the ones I hated playing as, I would have to say probably Shang Tsung in the old games, because the only way I could use him effectively is to learn the button combination to transform him into a character I know, and if I was gonna do that why wouldn't I just pick that character in the first place?

The fighter I most hated playing against would be Kano, especially when I was playing against someone pretty good with him because that stupid cannonball move was so exploitable and hard to predict that it just keeps getting spammed.

Although I rather enjoyed it at the time, looking back I would say the worst Dragon Ball Z game would have to be Dragon Ball Z Battle 22 for the original Playstation. I loved it at the time because it was the first Dragon Ball Z game I had ever seen, but looking back it really wasn't that good of a game in my opinion. I did find it funny though that you could put in a cheat code to unlock 5 more characters, which would even change the name of the game on the title screen to Dragon Ball Z Battle 27.

In second place I would have to say the Dragon Ball Z Collectible Card Game for the Game Boy Advance. Although I collected the cards when I was younger, I never actually played the card game. My friends and I just enjoyed collecting the cards and seeing who could get the biggest and coolest collection. I never fully understood their trading card game rules, but I bought the game anyway just because it was Dragon Ball Z. Still don't understand it really well, haha.

All of the other Dragon Ball Z games I've played since then I have enjoyed pretty well... Burst Limit, the Budokai Tenkaichi games, Legacy of Goku, and others that I am sure I'm forgetting..

I really liked the Subspace Emissary in Brawl. It was an original story line in a Super Smash Bros game rather than just playing Classic or Adventure mode. It kept me interested on what kind of level I was playing next, and what characters I would be given in the early levels. The later levels were cool in that you picked a set number of characters and when one character died, he was dead for the rest of the level and you had to finish with what characters you had left.

My favorite of the Mega Man game series would have to be the original games for the NES. It's hard to beat the originals.

I never played Mother 1, but I did play a little bit of Earthbound and Mother 3. Between the two, I would say I had more fun playing Mother 3.

My favorite of the Legend of Zelda series is Link to the Past, because it's the one I've spent the most time on and had the most fun with. I haven't played a Zelda game yet that I didn't like, but Link to the Past is definitely my favorite.

I have Silver, Gold, and Crystal for Game Boy Color, and Soul Silver for the Nintendo DS.

I think between Gold, Silver, and Crystal I chose each of the three, Cyndaquil once, Totodile once, and Chikorita once, and on Soul Silver I picked Cyndaquil because Typhlosion is amazing.

As far as Nintendo characters I wish were in there, I can think of a couple:

Isaac: The main character from Golden Sun. The Golden Sun series is one of my favorites (if not my favorite) and I think he would go really well in this game. You could give him a sword for his standard attacks, and give him some of his psyenergy for the B-attacks. Maybe B + Left or Right = Move (work as a push attack), B + Down = Earthquake maybe (causes small earthquakes to damage enemies standing near him) and B + Up = Ragnarok (one of my favorite psyenergy moves from Golden Sun, basically makes a giant energy sword hit the enemy). His Final Smash could be one of the highest psyenergy attacks from the game, or summoning one of the final summons from the game.

Paper Mario: Sort of work the same way as Mario in-game, but could use his hammer to attack as well. I think it would be a nice twist on using just Mario. B + Left or Right could be his hammer attack, B + Down could be used as a shield (like when you block an attack and he pulls his hat tighter over his head), and B + Up could be used as a jump attack, you could use it to save yourself when you are falling off the end of the level, or when just using it, it could damage enemies in a short radius around the character.

I love Super Mario RPG and the Paper Mario games. I never got to own Super Mario RPG for the Super Nintendo, but I'll eventually get a copy off of eBay (the cheapest I've seen one go for in a while was $25). I rented it a couple times as a kid, but for some reason could never get a copy of it.

As far as the Paper Mario games, I don't have the Nintendo 64 version (although I played it a LOT) but I have Paper Mario: Thousand Year Door for the Gamecube, and Super Paper Mario for the Wii (one of my first Wii games). I really can't wait for Paper Mario to come out for the 3DS.

T is for Time by Ozzy Osbourne

The next one starts with E

N is for Narcosis by The Autumn Offering

S is next

The first Final Fantasy game I played was Final Fantasy VII, I hadn't heard of it and randomly rented it and got hooked on it, but was never able to get a copy of it when it was new.

Fortunately though, now I have one with the original black label and book

The game is not racist. You are trying to MAKE it racist when you say "Oh you shoot a black guy and bling drops"

The treasures like this that drop during the game are your character's #1 source for money, because they sell for a lot. A lot of websites are making fun of the racist allegations about this game because its so obvious that you are killing zombies, not random black people.

Just enjoy the game.

I usually do one of three things... I either grab my Kindle and read, play games on my 3DS (which sucks because I keep forgetting to charge it), or play games on my phone

Nothing like some Angry Birds when the power goes out, or maybe some Super Mario 3D Land! Haha

A few years ago here we had a huge blizzard a week before Christmas, started December 18th and the power went out, power came back on at my house on Christmas Eve night. I used two power inverters and had two 12 volt plug-ins, so I had plenty enough power to recharge my handhelds, recharge my laptop, etc. haha

I got an iTunes card for Christmas, and bought "First of the Year (Equinox)" by Skrillex, and deadmau5's 4x4=12 album