Unless you have access to a time-machine or some other manner of temporal relocation, then no.

I think so Vince, but if it was called World of Diablo, it might upset some of the older fans.

It's hard to say for sure, there are so many. Probably college though. If I had the knowledge I have now, I would have been able to optimize my education and time. More importantly, I would be able to justify to myself the need of such optimization.

A close second would be actions concerning bridges I've burnt in the past. I'm hesitant about this one though because as of right now, I feel mostly justified in burning those bridges.

Change is gradual. Still there have been points in which the bases of an entire behavior on my part relied upon a specific premise to a argument. There has been, at least one time, in which such a premise was broken causing the entire argument to collapse, which then resulted in a near "over night" behavior change on my part.

Sadly, i am the exception here and not the rule. I feel that most people are incapable of making such a critical action, and as such I feel that this over night change is would be exceeding rare at best.

Argue given smug responses that are essay long until the stop responding.

They are hate based. It's rather convenient since I hate a lot of things.

Is this a question?

Formspring is kind of boring.

Um... Congrats?

I'm not the biggest Spoony fan. At times he seems like he can give a thoughtful critique of various products, but more often than not, he seems to pass judgement with a heavy bias. Sometime I find myself fully agreeing with him, like in the case of Highlander 2, however as far as Final Fantasy 8 & 10 go, he completely missed the point of the games.

Outside of that, I don't think he has a very good stage presences. His creation of alter egos, something must people at Thatguywiththeglasses are guilty of, feel uneeded and a lame attempt to make people laugh. Finally the content of his show, again as with many at TGWTG, often get bogged down by their personal personas that frankly, I couldn't care less about.

Sadly there is no one magical solution to every single problem out there. The spectrum is so large that no one solution could possibly ever solve all the others.

Why I suggest is to enhance your creativity, and learn the basic solutions to problems. If you have basic solutions, then you can synthesize the solution to many other problems with ease, at least that is what I do.

Actually yes. I keep it on me at all times just in case I'm attacked by exploding sharks.

Square-Enix cutting off a wonderful fanmade sequel to Chrono Trigger. At 98% completion, Square-Enix sent a cease and desist letter to the creators with threats of suing the skin off them if they didn't destroy their 5 year project. What is worse is that it highly unlikely that there would ever be an official sequel to Chrono Trigger due to all the complications with how the game was made, and the people involved in its creation.

NYEoLF5 I believe it was. A player Rick, was playing his semi-high level archer who he had some silly RP gimmick of not coming back to life. Well was running a mod and D&D can be a chaotic game, and as such a full attack and a badly timed critical hit cost his character his life.

Looking back on it, the player really over-reacted to the situation. Rarely do I see a grown man throw a tantrum. Regardless he talked to the con Coordinator and attempted to get his characters death over-turned claiming that I had improperly judged the table. There was an investigation by a third party, and in the end it ruled in my favor. Later that day, I found his character sheet torn up in the trash, which brought a smile to my face.

I might do something related to the real meaning of the holiday, not this love-shit that has become so popular in this last century.

Creativity.

I already do.

To clone or not to clone, that is the question...

I think one of me is bad enough, we don't need more floating around.

Sadly, the moments are short lived and I often do not revisit them mentally, choosing to instead focus more more serious, philosophical, or negative matters. Here are a few that come to mind though:

Jan 23 - Evangelion Rebuild 2 was enjoyable, this includes coming up with pet names for all the angels.
Jan 22 - 8+ hours at a birthday party paying card games and video games. Was pleasantly surprised that the X-Box Kinect was a well implemented piece of technology with fun, though casual games going along with.
Jan 21 - Evangelion Rebuild 1 was enjoyable, this includes coming up with pet names for all the angels.
Jan 20 - Friendly talk with gentleman at Safeway soup stand.

There were other brief moments of happiness, but sadly fleeting, thus I am having trouble recalling them.

How can a person limit all the happiness of their entire life / existance to a single moment? Are you really that foolish to think that is possible to do? Die in a fire Default Question.