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Script written by a 14 year old.

I've not had a reliable high speed internet connection for some time.  Thusly, multiplayer aspects of a game are not what appeal to me, at least at the start.  I *do* have what my ISP calls a "broadband" connection.  And some multiplayer games work flawlessy.  Some...not so well.

Therefore, I look to see if a game has a single-player option before I consider trying a demo, renting it or purchasing it outright.

SIDE NOTE: The majority of people on the planet Earth do not have a high speed connection to the internet.

COROLLARY TO SIDE NOTE:  Of those that have an internet connection of some sort, the majority do not have a high speed connection.

Here it is.

I had CCleaner, Lavasoft's ad-aware and Grisoft's AVG.  Sufficed. 

I started having issues.  I update and run full scans.

Issues persist.

I look up my issues and find that the valid forums and sites recommend using Super Anti-Spyware instead of Ad-Aware.

I d/l it and it works.  Ossum.

Then I get some more issues.

I update and run full scans.

Issues persist.

Classic music videos, with lyrics altered to fit the scenes.

Sorry.  He makes me laugh.

They sound the same, but have more than one meaning.

A few people living just prior to the Revolutionary War said, "Hey.  We're Americans, now, que?".  That's all it took.  Plus some other stuff, like a flag and some more words. 

From the POV of a bit of raw fish:

Depiction of a black hole eating a star, with narration (Sam Neil?):

Compliments are free:

Man goes back in time to stop the creation of the internet:

Collection of video clips of Alfonso Ribeiro (Carlton Banks) dancing.

Guy plays some classics on the harmonica at Carnegie Hall. The first one is Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring by Bach, conventionally performed on a cello. The second piece is Mozart's Sonata Facile, K.545, normally performed on piano. (Thanks G33kz0r).

Guy from future visits past self for fashion help:

Rap video about astrobiology - The search for life in space, particularly on other worlds called exoplanets.

1,200 New Yorkers ride the subway without pants in a snow storm.

Music video by Dutch electronic act Nobody Beats The Drum. Directed by Rogier van der Zwaag. A 100% Halal production.

From the award-winning documentary, "Playing For Change: Peace Through Music", comes the follow up to the classic "Stand By Me" and the second of many "songs around the world" being released on CD/DVD in April, 2009.

When people started dancing at a random moment during the day in a crowded station:

Poster Boy is a New York City based street artist. By using a razor, Poster Boy slices up advertisements in the subway system to create completely original works of art. Due to the illegal nature of his work, Poster Boy remains anonymous.