I'm Pandy Wolf. I solve problems.

I vote for Berlin. My lvl 2 choice would be Stockholm (maybe Copenhagen...).

Fuck no, an experience happens when someone experiences something. You can't detach the experience from the event. Fuck this. Learn about linguistics.

Yes, this is cool. I am not sure whether I think Tron 2.0 is a good idea, but at least there'll be new music by Daft Punk!

I'm up for a Euro Tig Gathering at most places, as long as it's a big city. Flights to most big cities are cheap. Of course, I'd love it if it happened in Berlin since I live close to Berlin, but Stockholm or Barcelona or Paris or whatever is also totally cool with me.

I'd say the important first step is finding a place, after that, the timeframe can be discussed. I know that some people will be up for a gathering in europe this summer, brandon and corpus for example, and kareem really wants to fly up here too, so it's something that's actually gonna happen, not just a castle in the air.
And yeah, the bigger, the better, right? So let's get many people together, invade a street and party there or something.

I think it's because Americans and Britains are too stupid to stop making generalisations like the ones you mentioned about "the French".

With achievements, everything can be turned into a game. And you know how King Midas ended.

Someone really likes the word epiphany.

Oh, I can't resist a link labelled "Golden Shower".

I've posted these to twitter and other places, but why not?

OMODAKA - Yosawya san

Oh, I enjoyed that song.

Here's a recent one I liked:
Towa Tei - Mind Wall

http://www.lastfm.de/group/TIGSource

My Playstation 3 thing is jstckr and my friends list is my best friend.

No money for the killzone 2
The singleplayer mode doesn't interest me at all, but friends have said the MP mode is quite a good thing.

Ah, I thought it's a random thing!

I managed to apply a nude patch to the first Tomb Raider and made lots of friends by telling them an insanely long cheat code (to blame its nonworkingness on their typos). Good times.

Awesome

Damn you!

It's not so far off. One of the features of the game is describing your experiences to other people, especially the way in which you do that. Most games are very rational, there's a clear chain of actions, there's action->reaction (in fact it's a game design dogma to communicate action-reaction binaries as clearly as possible to the player), whereas Nobi Nobi Boy takes quite a different stance (of course, the rules and laws that computers work with forbid total irrationality, but Nobi Nobi Boy is the closest game to that I've seen in a long time).

It's the plural you.

If I want you on my friends list, I'll ask you. I'm not a people's person.