If I don't win this, I'll be filled with envy. Either way, I get envy. I can't lose!

In Canada, the show is called "Doctor Eh?"

I would totally do Betty White.

My phone isn't big enough, so winning this would be neat!

Why does Engadget hate AT&T so much? Maybe they're not perfect, but they're definitely the least bad of the 4 major providers in the US. I mean, Verizon & Sprint are right out for not using SIM cards, so AT&T's only real quality rival is T-Mobile. This year they've gotten some good phones, but their network is not as built out as AT&T's is, so I don't see why Engadget needs to say "New Awesomephone coming. Too bad it's on AT&T" every chance they get.

So the 'real' cost of this controller is about $2500, since you'll have to buy a Mac to run it with, find ways to take all the PC-only equipment you've invested in, and convert it all over to Mac just to use a shiny controller that looks like the Hercules RMX, but is admittedly $100 cheaper.
And shinier.
http://www.skratchworx.com/news3/comments.php?id=879

Or, you can torrent the ISO, ignore the hack tools that come with it, but use the product key that you got in the email to register it

I don't stand a chance, do I?

Despite the very cute picture of a bunny wearing a hat, I think this is the worst commercial MS has done in a long time.
What this ad tells me is that Windows 7 is great for people who can't read. It's got shiny, moving stuff and is cute and fluffy. Well, if a 4-year-old likes it, then it must be perfect for my needs.
The Final Countdown is its only saving grace.

I never felt like there was anything in this world I couldn't do until I saw this. After more than an hour studying it, I realized I am physically incapable of playing it. Now, my self-esteem is shot for the day.