Except, you know, guns were around in China in the 1100s and reached Europe by the 1300s.

Grammar has to do with the interplay between words, and how meaning can be derived by structure. I think the term you're looking for is "typographical error".

I'm terrified of birds. Disgusting, dirty little saurians. Have you seen their beady little eyes? Their leathery tongues and scaled legs? Horrible. It doesn't help that in my life I've been attacked by a flock of pigeons, a goose, and my brother's pet cockatiel. They're out to get me.

No, it comes with the wii-zapper here, too. I picked it up for 3000 Yen at a game shop - about 30 bucks.

I tried to resell a Christmas Tree to the employees of Niketown USA while on vacation in Boston, eight years ago. I didn't think it was that rebellious at the time, but the manager of the store told me I was banned from all of their shops - permanently. Strangely, this hasn't bothered me so much.

I'd really like to play this one!

Everyone who has been saying that the duller colors are more fitted to the style of Japanese Ink Painting should head to a museum and check out an exhibit. Unless you're looking at stuff from the early Muromachi period (which was often black and white anyways), ink painting can have rather bold and vibrant colors. Especially the reds and yellows. Check out stuff by Maeda Seison from the Meiji period. It's quite stunning.

You got the flag wrong. There should be 14 stripes on the Malaysian Flag, not 13

A Zelda set: The Legend of Zelda (NES), Zelda II (NES), and A Link to the Past (SNES).

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A Metroid set: Metroid (NES) and Super Metroid)

Yes!!!! This is the FIRST square game I played. I loved it in its day. It's like 1942 mixed with RPG elements. I'll download it the day it releases and die over and over again, reliving cherished memories of my youth in combray.