Hey everyone, lol haven't been around for awhile...
Anyway I was just browsing Wal-Mart and found the Halo: Reach product page... It says it would ship on 09/01/2010 if you preorder it. Feels about right since a majority of the Halo games were released in September. http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=13313723

Not sure if anybody already knows but I'm sure this probably is a good find...
Edited by Bloody Jabs on Jan 17, 2010 at 05:40 PM

Falls 2010.

And its pretty obvious it would be released in September, since Halo 3 and ODST also released in the same month.

2 years and 3 days to be exact.
But still, If I had a 3 question test, and the first two answers (multiple choice) were A, would you assume that the last answer is A also?

I bet it will be September 21.

Yes.

What would that last question be, and what were the choices?

See, only people who do not want to do the work would assume A.

Same people who would say, in the case of the first being A, and second being B:

"Oh, I know this, ABC, now I know my ABC's!"

Well, there is a 75% chance you are wrong because you are an idiot, plain and clear. A test will most likely not ask you about the alphabet unless you are in Kindergarten, or in a history class answering where it came from (which would be logical).

So, if you were to guess C, there is a one-fourth chance that you would be right, and a 75% chance you would only have 66.67% on that test.

Not that I had to explain this to you guys, you aren't that retarded...




...I hope... Sometimes I wonder. You guys know a lot, but don't seem to apply it...

Actually, most multiple choice tests I've taken have patterns. Every teacher has a certain method to the way they select multiple choice answers. For example, my computer science teacher has questions like:

I) Something
II) Something Something
III) Something Something Something

Which of the following work?

A) I only B) II only C) III only D) I and II only E) I and III only

Looking at the choices, I automatically rule out B and C, because I is repeated the most often. Then, I know that I is automatically correct, so I could just check D and E. On the practice final we took, which was 100 questions, with about 20 or so of these questions, there was only one exception to my rule.

And if my computer science teacher is reading this right now, what's your gamertag so I can add you for Modern Warfare 2?
Edited by Gamma927 on Jan 17, 2010 at 11:27 PM

I lol'd

Seriously, how often does that really happen? My teachers make it a point not to let that happen so you actually have to learn the crap (which I do).

That is because it has a specific name, you know, a noun. Last I checked names of processes and people and places and crap were nouns.

Due to Bungie's nostolgic self, im guessing it would realese 9 years to the day the first Halo was released. Novemeber 15, 2001. Ehehehe i can just imagine telling my grandkids this story,


" Over 76 years ago, There was once a man called Master Cheif........."

" You mean the new Comedy cartoon Grandpa?"

" No no, a legendary Videor Game charecter, You know like Gordan Freeman, or Pikachu."

" But Granpaaaa. Those are old video games, the new ones are SOOOOOOOS much better!!!!"


" Sigh..........."

Tell them the story of star wars.

There once was a movie where some pepole could move things but waving there hand!

You mean using our motion activated robots?

No, and in this movie they could slice each other up with these swords of lights called lightsabers! Isint that cool?

But grandpa! Guns are soooooooooooooo much more effective!