That... was creepy. It was mainly white noise, but the screams were freaky. The biography was disturbed to say the least - are they pro-Holocaust or neutral? I couldn't really tell. Either way, it definitely looks pro-Holocaust.

Hmm... I think it was... I don't remember :(

I think it was one of those family friendly action films. I believe it was called 'Spy Kids'.

Believe it or not, I didn't particularly hate this song. I thought TiK ToK was better than anything Lady Gaga has ever done, to be honest. The first 30 seconds or so aren't great, but the rest of the song was alright, I think. Still, everyone has their own opinion. That's just mine.

To be honest, I don't know. I don't know if I could kill a child. Or kill someone at all, for that matter. Perhaps, if I had witnessed the events of World War II first hand I could give a better opinion.

I agree with it. The Japanese proved themselves to be utterly brutal and relentless. Yes, it might have caused 50,000 miserable deaths from Hiroshima alone, but the Japanese could have continued fighting for longer otherwise, and caused many more deaths. I'd say the one on Nagasaki might have been unecessary, but it did the job it was intended to - push Japan into surrender.

Had the Japanese not sent the Yamato battleship out on a suicide mission (Operation 'Ten Go'), they would have still been a threat. Yeah, they had very little fuel, but the ship took a ridiculous beating when they actually sank it on purpose. Had they held on to it and simply not moved it much, then it could well have had a devastating effect.

I used to use Imeem. The key words there were 'used to'. I don't know, as the UK doesn't really get much content, as it's all been copyright protected for the US only (people in the UK can't use Pandora at all). I prefer Last.FM to scrobble my tracks to anyway. Also, I didn't realise anyone still used MySpace. I thought that site died when Facebook got bigger.

One of my laptop hard drives is 94.1GB. I have 17.8GB remaining. I've got 76.3GB of files. Not that much really. I still have a second hard drive for my laptop as well, which is an extra 46GB.

I occasionally look at the IGN Forums, but I'm not a big fan of the site layout. It just seems too cluttered and poorly presented. I find it harder to navigate than this site.

I'd say without Grand Theft Auto (PS1) and Sega Rally on the Mega Drive, I wouldn't have an interest in gaming at all. Those games brought me into the gaming world properly.

There is a lot of freeware video editing programs, although I don't know of many for Mac OS X or Linux. I'll list some paid software as well, that you might want to try or buy.

Freeware

Jahshaka

Wax

VirtualDUB

Pinnacle Videospin

Windows Movie Maker (pre-installed on most versions of Windows, XP and above)

Paid

Sony Vegas

Adobe After Effects

Adobe Premiere

Final Cut Pro

Pinnacle Studio

I didn't list that much software I know, but it should be enough to get you started on producing and editing your videos and clips. VideoSpin is the most basic, so if you're just looking for some titles and transitions, it should be sufficient. I hope this list is of help to you. If it isn't, look on Google and see what you can find! :)