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Pretty sure EVERYTHING has to do with you on these boards lately...

gonna have too much fun with this one.

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dude, CoD is everyone's thing. that's just the type of game it is.

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No, it's really not.

yes, it really is.

"casty" in between colons

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I know TONS of people that don't like it.

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The biggest problem I have with CoD, is the same problem I have with the NCAA Football francise. Every single time a new CoD comes out, it's basically the last CoD with a small facelift, and each new iteration sells more copies than any other game in the history of video gaming, just like clockwork. (NCAA not as much, but people still buy it year after year after year)

THEN all the people that buy it do, is COMPLAIN about the game they just spent $60 on, as they get on the game every single night for 6+ hours a night. What will they do the next time a new CoD comes out? They will buy the game, just like they did the last time, and complain again.. it's a disgusting cycle, that will never end.

Slow....day.....at....work...can't....wait....for....week....off....in....3....weeks.

I'm thinking about filling up my day by installing a new gingerbread rom on my phone.. been holding off on a gingerbread rom for awhile, but this one looks like it's the best thing since sliced bread.

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I still have an iphone 3gs so you lost me there.

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Ok.. basically this is how it is. I own an HTC Thunderbolt, it's an Android phone that runs a GUI called "Sense" and runs on the Android operating system 2.2 - "Froyo". I have a rooted phone, so I have full access to the phone, I can change the GUI - Sense to whatever I want, and the Operating system - Froyo to any other Android OS I want.

There is a whole community of people that create custom "ROMS" that run millions of different possibilities of the two above systems. Sense is on 3.0 and Android is on 3.0.

Android has 1.6 - 1.7 - 1.8 / 2.0 - 2.1 - 2.2 - 2.3 / 3.0 for "functional" operating systems.

Sense has 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 - 3.0 GUIs "functional"

Basically.. it makes for a lot of fun in the development department.

Being the geek I am, I like to "control" everything that goes in and out of my phone so I pick the "development" I want the best, and try it out, if it's good I keep it.

Another thing "ROMs" have built into them are custom "kernels" which allow you to manipulate the hardware of the phone. like right now I am running a custom kernel that allows me to "overclock" my processor in my phone from 1.0 ghz to 1.5 ghz.. talk about BLAZING fast.

Did you jailbreak your iphone?