I'm experiencing the same problem on every stack which I try to edit.

Don't tell me you guys haven't seen this yet. :D I was going to link the publisher, Bad Karma Productions, but their site is having issues recently.

Same problem, occurs when trying to edit the contents of any games list inIE, Firefox, and Chrome. Always goes to the URL http://www.gamespot.com/pages/profile/edit_collection.phpwhich comes up as blank (FF. Chrome), or HTTP 500 Internal Server Error (IE).

Thanks for the help.

As others have mentioned, atheism !(necessarily)= lax morals.

Ultimately, what is the cable company losing by accidentally providing you with this service? If it's not depriving a paying customer of service, if it's not costing the cable company anything extra, and if you didn't actively try to acquire this service illegally, then I can see you how someone would argue that you're under no moral obligation to report it.

OK, my question is: How can anyone take Cristiano Ronaldo seriously as a footballer when half of his game involves what essentially amounts to cheating? I'm not so naive to think that most footballers won't occasionally go down heavily with minimal contact, but I'll never consider anyone that does this habitually anything less than dishonest, regardless of their level of talent (e.g. Ronaldo, every single Italian to have ever touched a football, the Portuguese, many Spanish, most latin American players, and Juergen Klinsmann).

Though the level of technical expertise in the US-England match wasn't anything to write home about, it was a pleasure to see players get up immediately from hard fouls, dust themselves off, and continue playing. Not being dishonest doesn't mean never going down on contact, it just means not embellishing what occurred.

What's particularly bad about CR is that not only is he a habitual diver and shameless whiner, he's also one of the dirtiest players around when the refs aren't looking - truly a disgrace to sportsmanship in my opinion, despite his incredible natural talent.

Linkin Park, Fall Out Boy, Nirvana, Tool, R.E.M., Dave Matthews Band, Coldplay, Nirvana, Oasis, any Metallica after "The Black Album" (arguably anything since "...And Justice for All"), P-Diddly, Fiddy Cent, and Jim Nabors.

Reading, writing short stories, and different types of exercise. I play in a baseball league on Sundays and do about 4-5 triathlons a year (next one is this Sunday - thankfully it starts early because we have a double-header in the afternoon :D).

When I have the cash, I love to travel, especially abroad. There's nothing like travelling to other countries to change your opinion of other people and to develop a different perspective on what they consider to be important. Most of my French friends are horrified at the amount of time that I spend @ work. ;)

Cooking, especially using uncommon ingredients, can also be a great hobby. Like any other pastime, you may need to practice to develop any level of proficiency.