@flickr: I feel as though we will have to agree to disagree. Our world views on this matter simply do not mesh.  I still believe my first post in this forum made sense given his situation, I was just telling him like it is. Do yourself a favor though and work hard to achieve your goals. Don't make excuses because no one is really going to care.   We all have to figure out how to suck ...

@blackbird415: Look kid, I don't want to debate anymore with you. From our conversations my impression of you is that you are a lazy person who is not willing to do what is necessary to achieve whatever the hell your goals are. You want life spoon fed to you. I came into this forum to give some advice, but you don't want to hear my or anyone else's advice. You just ...

@blackbird415: I never said college had to be one of them.  I suggested college to you because you ask for my opinion. It just seems like you are giving up because it is harder than you want it to be. If getting an education is one of your goals then fight for it. I don't want to hear you cry about all of these challenges you face, suck whatever courage you ...

@flickr:   http://add.about.com/od/famouspeoplewithadhd/a/famouspeople.htm  http://add.about.com/od/famouspeoplewithadhd/a/PaulOrfalea.htm      http://add.about.com/od/famouspeoplewithadhd/a/davidneeleman.htm  People like Paul Orfalea have been successful despite their "illness". People like him overcome challenges despite the difficulty, and others like him who have ADHD and go on to achieve their goals embody the triumph of the human spirit. 

@flickr: You miss the point sir. I refer to these things as obstacles to personal development and progress. They are to be overcome rather to be used as an excuse to hide behind. Many great men and thinkers throughout history had ADHD. Some of them include Albert Einstein, Thomas Edison, John F. Kennedy, Mozart, Malcolm Forbes and many others. These men did not let their "illness" get in the way of their ambitions. It is all ...

@blackbird415: Look kid, I don't really care what you do. You can serve people hamburgers or mop floors for the rest of your life for all I care. I am just tired of people using their circumstances as an excuse to limit themselves. So if you want to whine and cry about how getting an education will literally kill you, go ahead that's your right. I think you are over exaggerating though.  Realize that ...

Sorry, but I am about to be really harsh. You need to suck it up and go to college. Forget about your "illnesses", no one cares. If you use that as an excuse to keep yourself down you will always fail. When you get out into the real world people will expect you to act like a professional. No one is going to accommodate/baby you and think you're worth a damn. ...

Big deal, the United States uses white phosphorus in Iraq. There is no international law prohibiting its use.

It's just a joke, people need to get over it.

The 360 is usually the safest bet when it comes to multiplatform titles.

@Raven_Sword said: " This makes me think I should just get all my multipalt games for 360.  "That seems to be the safest bet in most cases.

I thought it was distasteful. 

I agree with TC somewhat, they do seem to be over complicating and throwing things into the multiplayer game just for the sake of having more features; but I trust that IW knows what they are doing and that it will be a great game.

Political parties are concerned with keeping power more than anything else. Doing what is right and what is best for the United States always comes second to both Democrats and Republicans. I pity those of you who profess to be part of either one of these parties. Therefore, I do not belong to any political party and I never vote Democratic or Republican when given the option to do otherwise.

@CowMuffins said: " No, religion is made up. There is no god. The intelligent manipulated the poor into thinking of false idols in order to control their pockets, they wrote the Bible in order to make people go to church. "Actually the Bible(especially the New Testament) was written by the poor.