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I was invited to one of the reddit guilds, and was a little underwhelmed at the numbers (no offense). I love to socialize when I play, so it kindof kept me away. I'm trying to return to the fold, but want to make sure there's some company. Any thoughts?

I'm reinstalling right now and will leave whatever guild I'm attached to right now if you have a solid recommendation. Thanks.

While sitting on the john for the fourth time yesterday evening, the thought entered my head: What causes diarrhea? I know some general information (Large intestine usually should absorb water, but for some reason fails to), but was hoping someone would give me dirty details. Thanks.

IANAM...but I do dabble. I was reading a good explanation of imaginary numbers, and the question occurred to me. The phrasing of my question insinuates not that I'm the first to come up with this question, but I do lack the math vocabulary to search for this topic efficiently. Thanks.

I luckily chose a really great belt for this...It's a solid piece of leather (not two pieces padded & stitched), the buckle is simple/solid.

The belt has lasted a really long time, long enough in my slow weight loss to need a new hole!

I started the hole with a pen, then used one bladed of the scissors like an awl/drill. I alternated both side a few times and used a notebook as a backboard. I felt like MacGyver AND was proud for losing enough weight to merit it.

I'm going to keep this belt and go for another few holes. You should get one too!

Thanks for being an inspiration.

In the recently discussed article (http://blog.shaneliesegang.com/2011/03/game-ideas/), I read the following comment:

To my mind, the key tools of a good game designer are Word, Excel, Whiteboards, intermediate Photoshop, Mind Mapping tools, Google Sketch-up and maybe a bit of low level scripting as mentioned earlier.

What does he mean by Whiteboards? What are some good 'Mind Mapping' tools?

In short, what software (or other) helps you record and flesh out your awesome game ideas? I could really use some suggestions. Thanks.

With a darling wife and two boys, it's not realistic to assume that I'll ever prioritize playing this game a second time (until the boys are old enough to play). I don't want to use guides, but I think there are some things that make a playthrough a little more enjoyable.

For example, I completely stumbled upon the bunny mask, which I think makes the playthrough more fun.

Isn't there a faery mask? Should I get that early on? Any thing else I should focus on early?

Sorry if this question is mis-"guided", but I hear a few of you worship the game and could probably help me have a good ole' time.

I've seen some (a lot) misinformation (hate) on Kinect. I'm putting this up for gamers who are actually curious about it. I have Adventures, Your Shape, Kinectimals, Zumba, and Dance Central. My wife isn't a gamer and I have two boys, one is 3 and the other is 8 months.