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[quote name='HeroicJayneCobb' timestamp='1296312673' post='802'] i like the features listed. sounds really nice! i might consider getting one when it comes out if the price is affordable, and i have the money :) im glad they opted out of the 3d; i HATE 3d crap. 3d tv, 3d movies, im sick of that crap. i wish the ps3 move would come down in price. $100 just for a controler, nuts! ($60 for the 'wand' and $40 for the nunchuck thingy) and i need at least 2 of them so i can play multiplayer offline I hate the whole "moving controller" concepts, such as the MOVE, the WII, and Kintect. It's not as great and quick as i'd want it to be. Too inconsistant for me.

Right before the baby is born! stoked!

Thanks for the heads up on winter driving advice. I've only driven a matter of 1 week in the snow in my entire life! You northerners might get a chuckle out of that one. Thanks again fellas.

Yep, not planning on buying a rig.

Warm up your trigger finger and load up on bubble gum -- Duke Nukem Forever, the definitive vaporware video game, is headed back to your living room in a few short months. Really. 2K Games and developer Gearbox announced Friday that the legendary first-person shooter will be released for the PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 in North America on May 3rd and internationally on May 6th -- a mere 14 years and one month after being announced. "The moment fans all over the world have been waiting for is almost here," 2K prez Christoph Hartmann proudly proclaimed in a statement. "May 3, 2011 marks Duke's return as he unleashes his brash and brutally honest wit on the world. His return is going to be epic and one that will make video gaming history!" History is exactly where many believed this game would stay. First revealed by original Duke Nukem developer 3D Realms in April of 1997, the game spent a full decade in what industry types refer to as "development hell," suffering countless delays due to innumerable changes to the game's engine, design and direction. Other than the occasional enigmatic screenshot or unfounded rumor, very little was released indicating that the title was actually a real project, earning it numerous "Vaporware of the Year" awards over the years. It quickly became gaming's Loch Ness Monster, a digital Sasquatch that was periodically sighted but largely believed to be a load of rubbish. Finally, in 2009, 3D Realms was shuttered, seemingly ending the greatest charade in video games. But like its testosterone-fueled hero, to Duke Nukem Forever, death is just a pitstop. Never one to shy from controversy, Grand Theft Auto publisher Take 2 Interactive picked up the rights and passed development duties to Gearbox Software, best known as the creators of respected shooters like Brothers in Arms and recent hit Borderlands. New trailers have since emerged, and the game even put in a playable appearance at last year's Penny Arcade game expo in Seattle. Existence confirmed. The question now, however, is whether or not the title will come anywhere near living up to its unprecedented expectations. The eponymous star of the series couldn't be further from the serious, silent types featured in more recent first-person franchises like Halo and Call of Duty. Duke Nukem is an unapologetic, misogynistic meathead who chugs beers, chomps cigars and shoots aliens, a send-up of the beefy action stars of the 1980s (and who bears a striking resemblance to a certain ex-Governor). Are contemporary gamers ready for the throwback? They better be. According to the announcement, Duke Nukem Forever will not only feature "pig cops, alien shrink rays, and enormous alien bosses," but will also let players shoot hoops, lift weights, and indulge in a variety of somewhat risque activities. Worth waiting for? We'll have to wait a bit longer to find out. ] ] ] ]I copied this article from this source: http://blog.games.yahoo.com/blog/333-duke-nukem-forever-is-coming-in-may/

[quote name='andy19' timestamp='1295662777' post='740'] Hey, at least you're not getting a minivan. This is true! At least that's what i keep telling myself! haha thanks for the morale booster andy!

[quote name='kotaco' timestamp='1295662615' post='739'] 36 That's what i got. good job K.

[quote name='BalzOnYer4Head' timestamp='1295638796' post='737'] Post pics once ya get your grocery getter! hahahahahahahahahahahaha ooooooohhh go to hell!!! ...dick head! :lol:

[quote name='andy19' timestamp='1295623215' post='734'] Have you thought about getting a Volkswagen....wagon? The Jetta SportWagen starts at $19,825 USD for a 2011. I'm sure you could find a 2008-2009 for a price that can agree with you. Plus it's a Volkswagen. Very reliable, and you can get them in diesel which will definitely help the whole fuel economy aspect. From Autotrader Wow, i never looked at the VDub's before found some good ones here and there too after doing some looking around. As for the diesel aspect goes, i would love to own one, but unfortunatly finding gas stations in San Francisco Bay area that actually have diesel is fucking ridiculous! As of right now i put a down payment to hold the volvo but i can back out if it's not what i expected, mechanical problems, and so on... But i'm still looking around and i actually just found a Subaru Outback 2006 same price, and i love the color and mileage but we shall see. Thanks for your help and i'll let you know what i find out/do.

The auction thing is a good idea. But I don't have straight up cash to through down and I'm trying to trade in the jeep too. But on the other hand that is an excellent idea! I'll pocket that one for the wife's next purchase. Thanks. Randaaaaay.