Traditional gaming-wise, I stabbed my hand with a mechanical pencil while playing Yahtzee.

And you can NEVER fill the bikini-girl Mahjongg game niche.

$100 for a microphone!! I bought a cheap fake Stratocaster for less than that so I could learn to play a REAL guitar!

Sometimes being in the PAL region can be good.

An ad just flashed on screen here in New Zealand. Pro Console is $399NZ.

5 fingers, 1 thumb. Bricks were shat.

It's that simple.

I always fear of being a let down, and often talk myself into working over 10 days in a row to compensate for others that can't work; I've done at most 17 in a row. I'm only 21 and I'm afraid I've already destroyed my spine and body from all the work stress.

The article helped me swallow my pride. A few minutes ago I called my work to let them know that I simply wouldn't be fit to work properly. To be honest, it felt good.

I'm going to be stressing tomorrow and wondering if they'd finish late or not. Then again, I'd be too deep in a cold + flu drug induced haze to know what's what.

tl;dr: Swallow your pride. Call work, get that doctor's note, and get better quicker.

"Although described below in connection with a simulated guitar controller, the game controller may simulate any of a wide variety of musical instruments such as percussion instruments (including cymbals, bell lyre, celeste, chimes, crotales, glockenspiel, marimba, orchestra bells, steel drums, timpani, vibraphone, xylophone, bass drum, crash cymbal, gong, suspended cymbal, tam-tam, tenor drum, tom-tom, acme siren, bird whistle, boat whistle, finger cymbals, flex-a-tone, mouth organ, marching machine, police whistle, ratchet, rattle, sandpaper blocks, slapstick, sleigh bells, tambourine, temple blocks, thunder machine, train whistle, triangle, vibra-slap, wind machine, wood block, agogo bells, bongo drum, cabaca, castanets, claves, conga, cowbell, maracas, scraper, timbales, kick drum, hi-hat, ride cymbal, sizzle cymbal, snare drum, and splash cymbal), wind instruments (including piccolo, alto flute, bass flute, contra-alto flute, contrabass flute, subcontrabass flute, double contrabass flute, piccolo clarinet, sopranino clarinet, soprano clarinet, basset horn, alto clarinet, bass clarinet, contra-alto clarinet, contrabass clarinet, octocontra-alto clarinet, octocontrabass clarinet, saxonette, soprillo, sopranino saxophone, soprano saxophone, conn-o-sax, clar-o-sax, saxie, mezzo-soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, bass saxophone, contrabass saxophone, subcontrabass saxophone, tubax, aulochrome, tarogato, folgerphone, contrabassoon, tenoroon, piccolo oboe, oboe d'amore, English horn, French horn, oboe de caccia, bass oboe, baritone oboe, contrabass oboe, bagpipes, bugle, cornet, didgeridoo, euphonium, flugelhorn, shofar, sousaphone trombone, trumpet, tuba, accordion, concertina, harmonica, harmonium, pipe organ, voice, bullroarer, lasso d'amore, whip and siren), other stringed instruments (including harps, dulcimer, archlute, arpeggione, banjo, cello, Chapman stick, cittern, clavichord, double bass, fiddle, slide guitar, steel guitar, harpsichord hurdy gurdy, kora, koto, lute, lyre, mandola, mandolin, sitar, ukulele, viola, violin, and zither) and keyboard instruments (including accordion, bandoneon, calliope, carillon, celesta, clavichord, glasschord, harpsichord, electronic organ, Hammond organ, pipe organ, MIDI keyboard, baby grand piano, electric piano, grand piano, janko piano, toy piano, upright piano, viola organista, and spinets)."

...Nowhere does it mention sniper violin, though.

@Lazarus:

Aaaaaaaaaaack... You should be punished.

Heh, me too! Many a hot summer day I spent there at that station.

...I don't miss that heat, for sure. (Is in New Zealand now)