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I believe that "If it looks too good to be true, it probably is." applies well to this situation. I kinda feel bad for those who lost their games, but I can understand why Valve did it.

http://preview.shopgoodwill.com/ I saw this on the consumerist. Here's a direct link to the Gaming Systems section. http://preview.shopgoodwill.com/listings/listByCat.asp?catID=33&ending=Items Seems like they have everything from NES up to 360.

Here's how points work. http://folding.stanford.edu/FAQ-points.html

Installed and running on 3 PC's

Camp Hill, PA had a couple of copies of Tony Hawk for the DS. for $6.99. Lots of others that I can't recall at the moment. Some of it wasn't in the normal games area, but in the seasonal area.

Here's a better way to use gmail. It also help when you want to sign up for random stuff and set up filters. http://www.seandeasy.com/multiple-email-addresses-for-one-gmail-account/ Basically if your email is [email protected], you add a +123 after your name. So for random signups you can use...

I call that someone who was trying to win a system, but instead ended up with a gamepack or a faceplate.

The problem with SD is that they are a bunch of greedy douchebags. At least one of the SD winner doesn't even own a 360. It wouldn't be as bad if they didn't brag about how many copies they won.

I played some J2 last night and I think it was fun. I felt it was more on the arcade side ( which I prefer). There are two modes. Racing and Drifting. In racing you race(duh) and in drifting it's all about the Drift. You can do a solo drift or a drift race. The thing about the drift race is that...

Oh well at least a few CAG's go one. I'm so proud of my little thread.

In the hizzy

You just have to register the first time. After than you just use the email and password. So the fist time is a pain but the following days are actually easier than the Tripicana game because there isn't a validation. Just login enter the free code and done.

If I can stay up till midnight I'll try to join in.

Wow these things cost $500-$700 dollars. http://www.lowcostplumbing.com/store3/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=washlet&image.x=0&image.y=0&image=Search Unless you go the portable route. http://www.lowcostplumbing.com/store3/toto-travel-washlet-hw300pink-p-1613.html

/vader Give in to the Dark Side. Downloading is the way to true power! /vader As an added Bonus you get Peggle EXTREME which you can play NOW!!! http://www.steampowered.com/v/index.php?area=game&AppId=3483&cc=US

It looks like this is just a powerline network adapter rebranded for xbox 360. I've never used a powerline network but I have a friend who uses it for his computer and it works fine. This basically turns your power outlet into a network port so you don't have to run a cable. It's in no way...

Pre-Order Orange Box on Steam and get 10% off($44.95) and get the TF2 beta on 9/17. http://www.steampowered.com/Steam/Marketing/message/1189/ As an added Bonus you get Peggle EXTREME which you can play NOW!!! http://www.steampowered.com/v/index.php?area=game&AppId=3483&cc=US

NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! This is the only way Tuesday's can suck worse than Monday's. How will I know what to buy? I think this is all an elaborate scheme to fix the Mouse contest. On the up side we'll get two CAG related podcasts in two day's.

http://pontiachalo3.onlinepromo.com/ There are two contest / games. One is to play Halo 3 on an Imax screen in San Francisco (9/11) or New York(9/13). The other is to win a copy of Halo 3. http://pontiachalo3.onlinepromo.com/rules.aspx

I checked out the Radio Clash mash up podcast Cheapy mentioned a while back and I really like it. Cheapy, are you still doing mash up's?