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...there’s really only one solution. You’re in the dreaded “friend” category, and the only way out is to be absolutely the best friend you can—no one ever starts dating their friends they think are just okay, and you’ll be lucky to even stay friends if you start acting like a jerk around this girl. No matter how much it might feel like you’re shooting yourself in the foot, you’ve got to suck it up and be honest...
...time for... Jeopardy! And here's your host - okay, so it's not Alex Trebek, but please welcome Dr. Tony Garcia-Prats, a fourth-year resident at Baylor College of Medicine! And your categories today are - Outbreak, the Not So Love Boat, It's a Stretch, Something's Fishy, and, last but not least, Love Boat Trivia. Are you ready to play...
...between the two formats has made it tough for consumers to make any decisions, so sales have been miniscule. But now that Sony's Blu-ray is appearing in Sony's eagerly anticipated PS3, Microsoft's HD DVD format is appearing in, you guessed it, Microsoft's Xbox 360. Okay, not "in" the Xbox-an accessory drive that connects to the console via USB has just gone on sale for $200. That brings the total for Microsoft's premium high-def-movie playing system to $600, the same price as the premium...
...compulsive name-dropper, The Game repeatedly and inappropriately compares himself to hip hop all-stars from the past 20 years. On “It’s Okay (One Blood),” a high-energy head banger, he says, “I’m B.I.G., I’m Cube, I’m Nas, I’m Pac.” Does he actually believe that? I hope not. On the last track, the dazzling “Why You Hate the Game” with the real Nas and Marsha from Floetry...
...only reason Game made this album is so Dre would take him back, and he spends the whole album floundering around and hoping someone notices him, Dashboard Confessional-style. At least he shelled out for some decent beats. The Reefa-produced “It’s Okay (One Blood)” has a strange, stuttering backing track. Unfortunately Game spends the whole song talking about, and often talking to, Dr. Dre, whose absence shows in the track‘s noisy, decidedly un-bumpin’ mix. The will.i.am-produced “Compton?...