yeah it was such a badass show i hope they make a season 2 cause the ending for the show kinda sucked

but yeah other then that if you havent seen it i highly recommend it

ive been a level 35 for at least 3 or 5 months mainly due to all the ridicules mods ive been getting

currently at lvl35(92%)

so will i be able to make it past lvl 36

i just got 3 new games today for my gamecube

i got CustomRobo

Super Smash Bros Melee

and

Tales of Symphonia

they for $36

a pretty good deal if you ask me

havent played ToS yet but some people say its good

and i also got a job at toys r us

i got a few new games

i got 3 new games for my sega genesis

Alien 3
Lawnmower Man
Cyborg Justice

and a new pe2 game

full spectrum warrior

all them good games its just taking me a while to get used to FS:W

finally got it published you can read it here

http://www.comediangamer.ca/index.php

its on the first page second article

Can violence in movies and video games really cause violent behavior in children and teenagers? Well if it did there would

be a lot more crime and murders going on in the world. Besides what's more likely to cause someone to perform a drive

by, is it because they saw it happen in a movie, heard about it in a song, did it in a video game, or is it because their

parents weren't there to look after them and monitor what they're doing and making sure they're not influenced by the

wrong things. I've been playing games since I was three, watching R-rated film for as long as I can remember, and

listening to all types of music from Rap and Hip Hop to Death Metal. In the sixteen years of gaming I've done not once

have I had the urge to go out and rob and or kill someone just because I saw it in a game or a movie or because the

music I listen to told me to do it. "Parents have been socialized to think that cartoon violence is harmless, but it's not."-

Dr. Dimitri Christakis(Cartoons Cause Violence) When I read this I couldn't help but wonder if this ever watched a cartoon

in his life. If your letting your kids be influenced by cartoons and they're acting out as a result, then it's the parents fault

for not teaching their kids the difference from fantasy and reality.

to read more visit http://www.comediangamer.ca/

this is just the rough draft so its still not finished