Batman AA was my second favorite game I've played recently after Mass Effect 2. The back tracking didn't bother me so much as the environment was so richly detailed. Starting the battle with Poison Ivy over and over got a little tedious, but at least I know the right way to throw a Bat-o-rang. LOL

I think everyone should change their profile shot to include a picture with Felicia in support of her good news.

Well I hope that that forum realized that there are still a bunch of sane people in AZ that would love to meet Wil. It's a little tough when there is a large contingent of retired folks that live in AZ that tip the scales the side of scared white folks. Convention skipping isn't really the thing that will change people's minds. So I would encourage people to consider that before engaging in any collective group punishment the media is so happy to promote. :)

Can we make rocket ships out of rolled up paper plates and light the back ends on fire to simulate thrust?

Oh awesome! I'm expecting a Blue Snowball (or as I like to say "blue ball") in the mail next week. It will be cool to evaluate your voice recording to see if I made a good choice.

Wil, I find your post very interesting. I often find myself doing similar thought experiments. Science attempts to make sense of the observable and yet being humans our own physical limitations (life span, sense organs, size, etc.) only let us observe a minor percent of the cosmos. We have as much hope of understanding the universe around us as an amoeba has hope to be a successful plastic surgeon.