Each time I look around, the walls move in a little tighter.

How can I keep myself from weakening ?

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Get out of that room.

George Washington | Jul 24, 2009

I am playing as a sniper in team fortress 2 and don’t know how to zoom in.
On windows XP.

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You should press right click and then u can zoom in

mostly_harmless18 | Dec 31, 2007

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finaly someone asks a question about the best game ever this is like one of the first questions ive seen for team fortress 2…

and what system are you playing it on?
trevor s | Dec 31, 2007

i read about it on bloody-disgusting but is that a rumore or have my dreams come true?
house on haunted hill was the movie from 1999 with Ali larter

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yes

Robert R | Jul 06, 2006

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I hope they kill Owen Wilson again.He’s like Kenny on South Park he dies a lot
gerbil31603 | Jul 06, 2006

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probably
sweetblackman27 | Jul 06, 2006

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i dunno, but i think they should. The first movie was actually quite freaky but Geoffry Rush and Famke JAnssen were superb as Evelyn and Steven Price!
robmcd666 | Jul 06, 2006

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oh wow. i wish they make another one. i loved that movie and i really think it’s gonna sell if they do a sequel. i hope it’s not just a rumor.
bron_bron | Jul 06, 2006

Are you as happy with the new episode of Glee tonight as you were with the pilot? I don’t know, to me it just seems like there’s something missing that was in the pilot. Thoughts?

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It’s not fair to expect every episode of a series to live up to the pilot. I actually quite enjoyed tonight’s episode. Don’t compare everything to the pilot (on any show) or you will often be disappointed.

mbmadden77 | Sep 09, 2009

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I didn’t see the pilot so I can’t say but I’m not sure if I like it or not.. I guess only time will tell.
Skeeter | Sep 09, 2009

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I agree. the pilot was so much better. I told everyone how good it was and that they ‘had’ to watch and after tonight they were like ‘you’re kidding, right?’

will still give it a chance tho. maybe it will get better.
morriss | Sep 09, 2009

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It seemed like they had parts from the pilot in tonight’s episode. This episode was really funny. I really like this show and can’t wait for the next episode!
Kelly S | Sep 09, 2009

Hi, I live in NSW Australia and was planning on getting a tattoo in a couple of months but am 17yrs old. My mum has agreed to sign anything if need be but am unsure if i can get it done even with permission?

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You might have to try a couple of places but with her permission you shuld be able to get it done at 17 my sister did with mums premission

Daniel M | Apr 21, 2008

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** the age 16+ with guardian permission
You should be fine
charge | Apr 21, 2008

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You can get it with parental permission if you are over 16 years. At least this is how I remember it. That’s for Queensland but I don’t know. It’s probably the same.
BAMM | Apr 21, 2008

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You Can Get It Done With A Parental Consent At 16 But Apparently The Parent Has To Stay There The Whole Time Or Something?

If Your 17 Just Wait Those Extra Months Till Your 18 That Way You’ll Have More Time To Seriously Think About What You Want
e.l.i.z.a.b.u.b.b.l.e | Apr 21, 2008

I need a RB and I can trade for one of these two. Who’s better? I would think McGahee but he might have some injury problems but Thomas Jones could share some time with Leon Washington.

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defenately mgahee…when thomas jones was in chicago, he still didnt put up GREAT numbers….hes the type of RB that jukes at the line of scrimage and gets 1.5 yrds.The O’ line was also very good for chicago.Im not too sure about the jets…Mgahee did pretty well with the bills. And now that he has the Ravens O line to block for him, expect him to have a great year (without injuries hopefully). And you are right, the 1, 2 back is becoming very popular in the NFL. Thomas Jones could split time with leon washington. Mgahee, LT, LJ, Shaun, Jackson (elite backs) dont need that 1, 2 punch….Fantasy leagues are about taking risks. If i had to schhose, id go with mgahee.

Asoriano12 | Aug 24, 2007

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I’d go McGahee…I think he’s going to have a nice situation, and Washington has been good in the preseason, and will be running back by committee in NY for at least a few weeks.
Bill N | Aug 24, 2007

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Thomas Jones. He will get the majority of the work and is not as prone to injuries. Plus he is with a team that has more passing options than the Bears, which will open up more opportunities for him to break loose.
RUESTER | Aug 24, 2007

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I like Thomas Jones a lot, but the Jets schedule is pretty tough, particularly early in the season. I think McGahee has more risk, but also a higher potential reward. I’d probably go with McGahee.
DGS | Aug 24, 2007

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I say W McGahee is in a better situtation than T Jone with the strength of schedule. Good luck with what you decide
Pong T | Aug 24, 2007

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McGahee. Jones may have to share time Leon Washington andCedric Houston. While McGahee is the for sure starter.
hockeystar95 | Aug 24, 2007

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This one is close, but you have to go with Willis McGahee. While he has yet to really breakout I think this will be the year. He is playing behind a better than average Ravens offensive line, and the Ravens have decent weapons around him. McGahee is the guy and will see most of the carries every game. I was really high on Thomas Jones till he got hurt, but he has been falling in drafts ever since his injury. If he does come back week 1 like they are all saying he will, then I expect him to have a good year. If he does not play week 1 then that means his injury is more serious than the Jets let on. Take McGahee and be happy you got him!
vickwasthepick | Aug 24, 2007

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Definately McGahee. He is on a better team with a better defense that will run the ball more to hold leads. He also will be running behind a better offensive line. I’m a huge Bears fan and loved Jones in Chicago, but it’s just a matter of McGahee being in a better situation right now.
It's me | Aug 24, 2007

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I like Jones a lot and don’t think he’s getting the respect in most player rankings he deserves. But really, I’d still go with McGahee
Sports Enthusiast | Aug 24, 2007

I’ve tried searching it multiple times on google and nothing works. I also don’t want Limewire because it has too many defective downloads. Please help me!

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I don’t believe there is a Mac version of Ares, although there is alternative P2P programs for mac.

Just search "Mac p2p"

Hope this helps,

Jack.

The Best Jack | Jul 01, 2009

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check out limewire.com
kkrimmer | Jul 01, 2009

It would be so cool to live in cinderellas castle without going all the way to orlando. How much would it cost to build the exact replica of Cinderella’s Castle in my backyard?

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same size?

$68,346,238.92

cuddy guitar | Jun 17, 2008

This morning on Good Morning America they made an announcement that they would be given out refunds for baby einstein dvd’s because they made false claims regarding these dvd’s. They also said you could take these dvd’s to your local store wherever you got them and get your refund at the store. But when I took mine in to Walmart they knew nothing about it. I called Baby Einstein and they said they are not responsible for anything Good Morning America says. But don’t you think baby einstein should pay for the shipping. this is a mistake they made.

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It’s Disney. Count yourself lucky that’s all they charge. If they took over the LA Times they’d charge $35 a paper.
sarrafzedehkhoee | Oct 26, 2009

What do you think? Clearly football is superior to soccer, how long before the is a REAL football world cup that is more popular than soccer?

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I doubt it ever will (worldwide I mean). In some countries it will make headway. But in countries where there is already a form of full contact football (ie rugby union, rugby league, or australian rules) it will be a lot harder (and possibly impossible) to catch on.

Take, for example, how rugby union is doing in the US. Despite being a very different game the simple fact that it appears to rival American football has made it nearly impossible for rugby to gain a good strong support base (not that its support base is wimpy it’s just too small).

Until people can realize that each type of football (rugby union, rugby league, AFL (australian rules not arena), association/soccer, American, gaelic, etc) is really an entirely unique game that has its own pros and cons, it will be very hard for them to coexist.

yusuke6989 | Mar 14, 2009

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never
notagain | Mar 14, 2009

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by REAL FOOTBALL you are referring to rugby league(as played in Australia) i hope not that pansy game they play in the USA where they all wear heaps of padding so the poor little Sissy’s don’t get a bruise on them

IT WONT
rustupd | Mar 14, 2009

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Soccer has been around since the dinosaurs so it will take awhile for the rest of the world to smarten up. The International Federation of American Football now operates in over 50 countries so the more advanced of the previously backward countries are catching up.

It will take awhile. Several decades. But, I have faith that, if not in the 3rd world, the rest of the developed world can be brought out of the middle ages of sport.
Hot Times A Comin' | Mar 14, 2009

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never ever ever ever ever ever!!!!!!!!!!
little g | Mar 14, 2009