Yes, I actually have. I was only around four or five when I did, so I don't remember it all to well. I believe that it was a tour. I was with my father in a somewhat cramped space. We had headphones one and the pilot was talking about what we were seeing. I think that was when we were in San Francisco, as I do remember seeing the Golden Gate Bridge. That is about all of it that I can recall.

Oh no, I truly hate it when that happens. Unfortunately, even if you had USB Charging set to on, it still wouldn't work, as you have to re-enable it every time you plug in a USB. So, the only way to charge it is via the adapter. Since you can't find it, you must then check everywhere for it, even in unlikely places. Once you have assured that it is truly gone, then you should buy a new one. I think that GameStop might still have some, but you could always go order one off of Amazon, or you can get it from any place that you want, it really doesn't matter. I'm sorry that I couldn't be of much help. Good luck.

I am probably one of the lightest sleepers on earth, so waking up is pretty much inevitable. Usually, I will wake up because of the slightest things, such as a change in temperature, if noise suddenly dies out, or if the slightest sound becomes audible. Yes, I also get up for no apparent reason. So, on average, I wake up about three to four times every night, or even more if some or all of the above conditions, and others that I didn't mention, happen.

Now, I was looking at philosophy websites and came across a rather intriguing question. It is supposed to test your reasoning.
Here is the question: "You are driving a trolley car and you take a turn around a corner. Suddenly, 5 workers come into view, who working on the track and are very close. You must stop, but the brakes don't work. Then, you see a fork in the track, but, there is a single worker working on that track. So what do you do? Do you continue and kill the five workers, or do you take the fork and kill the one instead?"

So what do you do, and why do you choose it?

After you answer that, try this one to see if your logic holds up: "This time, instead of being the driver, you are an onlooker, who is on a bridge over the track. The same situation is present, but the trolley car is definitely going to hit the five workers, no doubt about it. But then you notice a very fat man is leaning over the bridge, watching. You realize that all you would have to do if give him a push, and he will fall onto the track, and certainly stop the car, but he will also die. So, do you just let the trolley car kill the five workers, or do you send the fat a to his death in order to spare the lives of the workers?"

Did your logic remain the same? That's why this is such an interesting question.

Now, I was looking at philosophy websites and came across a rather intriguing question. It is supposed to test your reasoning.
Here is the question: "You are driving a trolley car and you take a turn around a corner. Suddenly, 5 workers come into view, who are working on the track and are very close. You must stop, but the brakes don't work. Then, you see a fork in the track, but, there is a single worker working on that track. So what do you do? Do you continue and kill the five workers, or do you take the fork and kill the one instead?"

So what do you do, and why do you choose it?

After you answer that, try this one to see if your logic holds up: "This time, instead of being the driver, you are an onlooker, who is on a bridge over the track. The same situation is present, but the trolley car is definitely going to hit the five workers, no doubt about it. But then you notice a very fat man is leaning over the bridge, watching. You realize that all you would have to do if give him a push, and he will fall onto the track, and certainly stop the car, but he will also die. So, do you just let the trolley car kill the five workers, or do you send the fat a to his death in order to spare the lives of the workers?"

Did your logic remain the same? That's why this is such an interesting question.

supernerd117 : Good choice. That was also one of my favorites, as nearly all of my favorite characters were in it, as well as the much more enjoyable ability to walk around. After playing it, I think that Capcom should've included the walking ability in every game. The only downside to the game is the very significant decrease in difficulty, which nearly ruins all of the satisfaction of finding the contradictions.
Now, you wanted to know whether Dual Destinies is the most packed game in the serious.  I'm sorry to say it, but it fell short of my expectations when I played it. First off, you can no longer examine every location, making it easier, but also cutting many possibly humorous conversations out of the game. Also, you can't examine every item in the Record, instead, only two items in the entire game. But despite all of this, the game is still amazing, thanks to it's incredible script and story-line. If you ever get a chance, get it.
 

Greetings! Welcome to Vizzed!

It seems as though we share quite a few game interests. As the username says, I am a big fan of Yu-Gi-Oh!, as I have practically anything when it comes to that (cards, games, merchandise, etc.). I also own a 3DS and have many of the game you do.

So, go crazy and relive your childhood! (But remain sane enough to post on Board.)
Have a good time, and if you need any help, feel free to contact me via Private Messages.

Hilarious! The funniest thing about this is how true it is.
There is something that I find a bit odd, though. That is, it's fairly obvious that Totts is one of the users who disliked the post, but who was the other user to dislike to the post?

Considering that both do have sizable down-sides, I'd have to say that the bottom bunk is better. The top bunk is just filled with many bad things, such as, if you need to get something, you must climb down, retrieve the item, then haul yourself back up the ladder, and back into bed, while the life form residing in the bottom bunk simply has to scoot out of bed, get the item, and plop back to their original location. Also, while on the top bunk, there is the constant fear of the inevitable, falling off of the bed. Whether it happens from your sleep, clumsiness, or family/buddies, there's no escape from your body limply flailing around as you quickly descend from the top of the now cursed bunk bed as you approach the very essence of death, the floor.
While the top does clearly have some down-sides, let's not forget about the existence of the faults of the bottom bunk. The same fear is still applicable to the bottom bunk, but it is much different. Instead of you limp body flailing around... you get it, it is now the entire top bunk, not only the pathetic, tubby, disobedient, fool in the top bunk, but also the very top bunk itself, where you will certainly be pulverized by the massive mass of the combined mass of the obese fool and the weak bed.
In the end, just go with whatever fate fits you best: the floor, or the bed.

I usually bookmark the majority of my favorite sites. It's nice to be able to visit site in a click rather than having to type in the url every time. Also, I can access the bookmarks on all of my devices, thanks to Google Chrome Sync.

I have always wanted to learn to speak Latin, as I thought that it would be cool to be speaking a dead language. Also, it would be easier to learn other languages derived from it.

Well, I use an HTC Droid DNA, which happens to be a fairly outdated phone. I believe that t was released in 2012, which is the year I bought it. It was a very nice phone at first, but it got quite sluggish as I used it a more. The only good things about it are that it had very good battery life and a large, crisp display. I'm not too terribly impressed with the phone, but it's good enough for my needs.

Typos tend to be rarity for me. Nobody is perfect, therefore everyone will make typos every once in a while. Now when I make a typo, it's either something so small that one wouldn't see unless they carefully examine the text, or one that I missed that is a huge mistake. So in the end, typoes hapen too te bst oof uus.

Well, all you have to do is make sure that you dedicate each sock to a specific foot before wearing them for the first time. But now a new question arises; How can I tell what sock I dedicated to the specific foot? Well, despite this being almost exactly the same as the original question, there is a rather simple solution. Sew the letters L and R into the bottom of the corresponding sock. That, my friends, is how you tell which sock goes on which foot. 

I would choose Trials and Tribulations because it is probably the most well written and exciting one in the entire series. It's also one of those few games that you never forget about after playing it.
So, what game deserves the title of being the best? The decision is yours.

If it was possible to add any console to Vizzed, then I would choose the Nintendo Gamecube. I have had some of my best gaming memories with this system, from my first game that I ever beat (Sonic Adventure 2 Battle) to one of favorite Nintendo games (The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess). It also has Phantasy Star Online, which was my favorite online game until the sequel came out.
It wasn't until just now that I realized how much I would like to see the Gamecube on Vizzed, but I know that it is completely impossible at the current moment. Too bad.

I am an extremely light sleeper. Any noise, change in temperature, or feeling will jolt me awake. Once I'm awake, it's usually very difficult to go back to sleep, thus resulting in not getting very much sleep.

I usually line up the dominoes in a long, rather complicated matter and then watch them all fall down. I also play the actual dominoes game, but not very much, as it tends to get somewhat boring after being repeatedly played over and over again.

Ah, Pizza. It never fails to impress my taste buds, that is, when it isn't ordered from places like Pizza Hut, Domino's, Papa John's, and so on. In my opinion, the best pizza is a homemade pizza, unless you are a disastrous cook, which would make your pizza very bad, but probably not as bad as Pizza Hut's pizza. When I make my pizza, I tend to top it with pepperoni and olives, my favorite combination.