Yup - some stuff be borked, unfortunately.

As much as I love you guys asking me, I'm afraid there's not much I can do : ( @TWHarr and I will tweet updates on our Formspring_help when stuff is broken as we are in the Support department. We handle support tickets and try to message users when it happens. I also handle user outreach stuff like surveys you may get, etc. and try to process and make user requests actionable.

Our super smart nerds (engineers) are the ones who actually fix this stuff when it breaks, and they deserve all the thanks you can muster because they work on weekends and stay up all night when this stuff happens. Sorry for all the issues lately, we're working on it!

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Pretty much every day since I entered "adulthood". The best thing you can do when you aren't sure where you are going is to eliminate roads you are positive you don't wish to travel on.

I know with certainty I don't want to work in the medical field or in banking, for example. That way you still haven't honed in on what you want, but you feel like you are making progress by eliminating choices.

No there's a problem. I just tried commenting on one of your responses and was not able to.

Skynet - every time.

Oh haha, you were just being economical and combining questions. I don't give out PII on the Interwebz. But really old, like I look at the nerds at work and they look like children to me. Old as in I have kids and I'm always too tired to do anything old.

And yet I still play a ton of games, I just happen to hate sports games.

I can't tell if you are trying to be clever or a troll so I guess I'll try to roll with this "question"?

Your Non Causa Pro Causa is hilarious. Having PES has no correlation with age demographics. Your quip would have made more sense if it was in reference to a broad technological category like never having used a tablet or a smartphone for example.

It's like saying "You've never eaten a taco before? How tall are you, dwarf?"

1. You'll understand what we are talking about (sometimes yelling about) at lunch.

2. No matter how bad your daughter ever acts, you'll always be able to say "at least she's not Joffrey".

3. You'll feel really cool and progressive since a little person (is that the PC term?) is like the Don Draper of the series. He's the best.

4. Incest. Wait, maybe that's a minus.

5. It is one of the best-paced and smoothly edited productions I've ever seen.

6. Tons of interest character you love/hate/care about.

7. Nudity... LOTS of nudity.

8. Hodor hodor hodor.

I'm more hyped to see if Sony or MS announce their plans for the next consoles. It's amazing this cycle has lasted this long and as far I'm concerned I am still perfectly happy with my 360. I can't image what's next.

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RPGs will always be my favorite genre, going back to the original Legend of Zelda. Until I played Skyrim, Oblivion was my favorite game of all time. It was the first time I experienced such a deep open -world rpg and it felt like the game I had waited for my whole gaming life.

Sometimes when I want a less involved experience and want to relieve some stress I will play a shooter like Modern Warfare or Black Ops to just shoot stuff. Black Ops was the only time I went deep into the online realm with a shooter and I loved it for about 6 months. I just can't seem toi get into any of the Modern Warfare online experiences.

True to my favorite genre, I am currently playing The Witcher 2 on Xbox 360 and liking it so far. There is just something about that feeling of a playing an rpg and inhabiting another world taht gets me every time. The ambient music, the leveling up mechanics, all the tropes like towns and gear... it will never get old!

So many, usually in the sweets category. It's a constant battle to focus more on fruit and vegetables.

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That is a staggering amount of smiles and a fun way to look at the service : D