I normally like what others like, so it surprised me that people like this movie and Inception so much, because I didn't like either of which. I saw Inception about a week ago, and wasn't aware that it was the same guy who did Memento. Memento is top of my list when it comes to movies that bored me and irritated me. Inception is somewhere on that list now too.

Black Ops

Yes, it really annoys me, but I'm a hypocrite because I do the same thing. It only annoys me when others do it and I'm not in the car. I don't know why.

The most recent one for me was Red Dead Redemption. I was bored with it early in the game but as I played it more and the missions became more complex, I started to love it.

I'm impressed after watching a gameplay video on youtube. It'll be the first COD I buy.

The first Mario, the first Sonic, Little Nemo, and the first Mortal Kombat.

This Indiana Jones game for Xbox. It wasn't horrible, but definitely not worth more than $10.

For games already released, I would say Red Dead Redemption.

Yes, gargantuan ship that carried 2 of every animal constructed by a single senior man.

Its obvious it existed.

CosmicZombie

I lived most of my life in Florida (and a few years in Pennsylvania) and have only been living in California for about 6 years now. I think it's great and although the job market is bad, it's not as bad as Florida or many other states. The cost of living is high, but the jobs more than make up for it in my opinion. In Florida, my 1 room apartment was $800 and a typical mail room job (high school diploma type job) paid about $9.00/hr. In California, my 1 room apartment is about $1100, but those jobs pay around $14.00/hr. So when I first moved to California, I was instantly making about $800 more per month, even though my rent was only about $300 more per month. So I guess it depends on what you're accustomed to and what you're looking for. Another big plus that I like about California is public transportation. I've always had a car here and moved out here with one, but when I was working (I'm self employed now), I would still take the train to work. It was like $1.75 or $40 a month to get from one end of the city to the other, or less than $4.00 to go as far as a 40 minute drive would be. I saved a lot of money in gas doing that. It's very easy to get around California because there's buses and trains in most areas.

Note: I live in Northern California