This is a little vid of Kairuga if people want to know how I play it, so it doesn't look impossible; also, someone can attempt to top the score. I sure as heck didn't do a lot of things properly :P

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6817559625598425336

In other news.

School today, discussed the killings in Virg. Tech.

What I heard from the teachers was some rant about violent video games. Naturally, I was flabbergasted.

I had done a speech a year ago trying to endorse the fact that violent video games tend to increase aggression and harmful behavior; also with a list of incidents that occurred and the noob who studied all this information.

And I thought it was silly. The only thing really making people kill other people because they were playing "violent video games" is that they suddenly became insane, or given other past history that affected them. This idiot was like one out of millions of people who play FPS games daily, and then they're like "ohh, don't play these death simulators because they will make you kill someone…". "Death Simulators" I've heard so many times I've almost always cracked up everytime I heard it. It's a FREAKING GAME. They were made for entertainment, what can you expect? Why are some of my teachers like "You can play this starcraft game but no counter-strike, please." There's an equal amount of violence in both; even though one is based toward strategy and one is based on instinct and pure aiming skill. Marines in Starcraft have guns; why not take the game away? Lots of blood in Starcraft, even more so than some FPSes. Wow, some teachers have never played any of these games and think they know the cause behind shooting people. Games are media. They can't be eliminated anyhow; there are other cases besides games with the same kind of stupidity based on them, like TV, books (Catcher in the Rye, a major controversial book, associated with a murder of John Lennon by Mark Chapman because he believed the book told him to do so) And you get the idea. People are too stupid for their own good sometimes.