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@bhizzy: @bartok: Cincinnati represent!!

MLB: Cincinnati Reds - still not over the 2012 NLDS collapse

NCAAB: Xavier Musketeers - I got to school here

I watch NASCAR periodically, it's not really a team, but: Jeff Gordon #24

NCAAF: Texas Longhorns

$7.625 million

I agree, aside from the quick look and Alex's Review it seemed largely ignored. It will most likely be on my top 10, but I would doubt it would be on any of their lists. Part of what made that game great was the soundtrack in my opinion.

I actually won a PS4 (with Knack unfortunately) last year during the Taco Bell promotion last year. It just showed up at my house without me knowing it was coming, which was weird. But yeah they seem to be real. I did hear some people saying Taco Bell had to cancel one where they were giving away Vitas like 2 years ago, but I don't know if that was true or not.

Currently trying to win another PS4 from Taco Bell and a XBOX ONE from Mountain Dew and Doritos.

I really liked the music in Valiant Hearts. I think it helped to set the mood in that game really well.

@ripelivejam: What's that extra B for? It's a typo.

I protected the baby- seemed like the right thing to do

I tried to save Luke- partly because of Bonnie yelling at me, but I still kinda liked the guy, even after all the trouble he causes with Kenny. Seeing him be dragged down by the zombie was sad, not a way that I would want to die.

I didn't ask to leave with Mike- Fuck them. They were going to leave without Clem and Jane. They had issues with Kenny, not us, why not at least wake us up to give us the option.

I shot Kenny- I tried throughout the last two episodes to play peacekeeper between Kenny and everyone else. It had gotten to the point that I didn't think staying with Kenny was best for Clem, even though she could usually talk him down off the ledge, that is no position for a young girl like her to be in for a long period of time. That was a very sad scene, especially with Kenny telling you that you made the right choice.

Its me, Jane, the baby, and the family- Jane has done some lying to Clem and isn't the most trustworthy person, but it was better for Clem to be with an adult than with just the kid.

I know its wrong, but I was hoping that the baby really was dead. Clem and anyone that was in that group are in no position to take care of a baby. I was kind of hoping the season would end with Clem, Luke, and Jane sticking together on their own, even though their relationship would pose problems, Luke still seemed like the best at surviving, and they both seem to care for Clem.

edit: I don't think The Walking dead will ever as good for me as it was in season 1. I seem to see past all the choices an realize that in the end they don't seem to make much difference, except I'm interested to see how it plays out seeing as you can have 2 different groups next season.

I'm about to start my 5th year at Xavier University (Cincinnati, Oh). I switched over to physics from chemistry before my 4th year because I hated my 2 years in chemistry and had been interested in physics since my senior year in high school, but didn't really consider majoring in it at the time.

1. My life was pretty busy during the school week last year due to me taking sophomore and a few junior level physics classes. I assume it will be even more busy this year since I'm trying to finish up this year with the remaining junior level and all of the senior level classes.

2. I very much enjoy my degree. My school's physics department is small (roughly 40-45 students) so I have met a bunch of people which is great since I didn't know anyone at the school until this past year. It has been challenging, but I would trade it for anything else.

3. All of the labs have weekly reports associated with them for the different labs we do. I've had a couple of long papers formatted like they were going to be submitted to a journal.

4. My school does not offer engineering so that wasn't an option. I'm not sure whether I want to go to grad school and if I do it wouldn't be right away. If I do go to grad school I'm not sure what specifically it would be for, I could master in engineering if I wanted to down the road.

edit: I also went from a B-/C+ student for all my gen ed classes to a B+/A- student in Physics for the most part with friends, so that is probably the best thing to come out of all of this.

I am a very very picky eater. I don't eat many vegetables. Apparently when I was little I would eat pretty much everything, but I guess as I got into elementary/middle school things changed. I have gotten a little bit better about things in the past few years, I'll now eat lettuce and corn. Never had mayo. Don't know how things have gone this long like this.

Definitely S'mores, not toasted. I eat that shit raw.