[QUOTE="EggHeadMan"]

Dragon Ball Z.

Vegeta is the best character in any anime 8)

Grawse

The entire Dragon Ball series is my favorite anime. I gave Yu Yu Hakusho and Rurouni Kenshin a chance and liked them, I thought they were good. Zatch Bell was also interesting in its production. Naruto is a load of crap, one of the worst anime I have seen in a long while.

Oh, and if there were political positions among anime series, you know Goku would be president, not Vegeta. Unless of course, Goku and Vegeta fused to become Gogeta, or Vegito, depending upon your preference.

And another thing, Dragon Ball GT is not canon, but Akira Toriyama made many of the character designs as well as background scenes like planets and whatnot, but did not have a say in the actual story. It was a great ending, the last episode actually made me cry. I'll never forget laying on my bed watching Goku ride off into the sky sitting on Shenron.

Yes, it's all deposited into your Apple ID and you can use that money in iTunes for songs, movies, or apps, or even on the Mac App Store.

My source is me, because I've done it before :P

You can't change it online because of the people who handle the servers for it, they don't want to have to keep a game going with no time limit if no one's playing at all. It's just to make sure that all matches end at some point.

Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 is surprisingly NOT fan service. I'm a longtime fan of the series and I have friends who hated it, yet picked up the game and had fun with it. It gives you a good workout, too! You can pick it up for about $20-$30 at your local GameStop. It's a really good game, with over 160 characters!

The entire TRON: Legacy soundtrack is really good.

The majority are two, but some are less or more. Also, your school may require you taking it for all four years because it is a credit requirement, like at my local high school.

I'm actually completely torn between the two. My mom got an HTC DROID Incredible a month ago and I've been playing with it, and comparing it to my iPod touch (essentially an iPhone, without the calling and the network, however VoIP and various texting apps are good options), and honestly, the Android OS is definitely on-par with Apple's iOS. The only things that make me lean towards the iPhone are the vast amount of compatibility it has and it's iconic namebrand, and the App Store which contains 300,000 apps, as opposed to Android Marketplace's 100,000. I would pick an Android phone because of the fact that you can make it YOUR phone, the customization and personalization options are endless.

I know what you're going through, and it's tough. A lot of girls are, what should I say, developed, in such a way, that if you become too close of friends with one of them, they'll think of you as more of a brother than a potential partner. They usually say, "we're too good of friends to do that, I don't want our current relationship to be ruined," and you're stuck there feeling like a really stupid person. If you guys talk on Facebook once in a while, just say hi, you know, the normal stuff. But don't sound too eager, or else she might get the feeling you're interested. You want her to come back for more, so you've gotta leave her hanging. Once you've been doing that for a week or two, ask her to the movies or something (during this whole time, you'll always want to talk to her when you see her in school or wherever, you know, maybe once or twice a day, or however much you usually do). Most girls say that they like being asked out in person, but when it's something like this, she may not think of it as a date. She may even think other people are coming. That's when you make some sort of move. Not TOO much, just an arm around the shoulder or something simple like that, as stated before. But you've just gotta make sure that you don't sound like you want her, but at the same time make her want you.

Oh, and also, smelling good always makes yourself more attractive, just like those Axe and Tag commercials. Seriously. You might not get what those guys get, but it makes a big difference.