I'd recommend:
Dungeon Defenders - If you have a group of friends to play with this game is very fun for a big chunk of time.
Plants vs Zombies - Great laptop game, or a game to just blow some time.
F.E.A.R. - Fantastic AI, pretty good story, and an all around fun game. I have all the games but I've only played the first one. It's a steal for $2.50.
Don't Starve -
Bioshock - Great game. With that said, if you've played the first one you've basically played the second one. I'd just buy one of them, I personally prefer the first between the two.
Penumbra Collectors Pack - Pretty scary first person puzzle/horror game. I had fun playing it simultaneously with friends (no co-op) because we're pussies. I imagine if you enjoy the genre you'll enjoy these games.
The Walking Dead - If you aren't overhyped over this game like I was you'll thoroughly enjoy it. Even if you are super hyped over it and somehow haven't played it yet you probably still will enjoy the story even though it is a lot more narrow than everyone seems to say.
Costume Quest - Super easy casual turn based adventure game. Really fun to just sit back and kill some time.
Borderlands: Game of the Year - Very fun with friends. Still pretty damn fun playing solo. However, If you've played Borderlands 2 without playing this one you can just pass because it's very very similar.

There was a dunk tank on field day when I was in 3rd grade. I missed my throw then decided to run up and push the trigger to the dunk tank. I had to sit out the rest of the field day.

In 6th grade I was in the bathroom taking a piss. Some kid that used to mess with me all the time pushes me into the stall so I pee all over myself. I ended up getting him on the ground in a full nelson and my teacher had to pull me off of him. I didn't get in trouble and the kid got suspended for 2 days.

Pretty sure I already told this story on TFTV somewhere so I'll make it short: My sophomore year of high school we went our on annual trip to Jamestown, a soccer team we played twice a year that is over an hour away from our town. On the bus ride home I had to piss really bad so I went into a Gatorade bottle and (after a bit of peer pressure) threw it out the window of the bus. It ended up hitting the Varsity teams bus behind us and caused a stop in our trip. Both busses pulled over and my coach was infuriated. We ended up getting back to school at around 11pm. The next day we didn't have practice, our coach basically locked us in our locker room until someone fessed up to doing it. We're all pretty much buddies so no one said anything. We ended up having to do 2-3 mile Indian runs almost every practice for the rest of the season.

Grats! Thanks again for the giveaway.

Thanks for the chance to win, very generous.

Outside of Anamanaguchi I don't listen to any chiptune. This was really dark and progressive, kinda like witch house with chip tune elements and heavy bass. Found it really fresh and interesting, however I'd have to be in the right mood to listen to a full album of it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3OihW5MPKA

Found it relaxing and I enjoyed the female vocals.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AchsjkkEqxY

holy shit wtf lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzaFPX5qaVk

mesr is the best

I have small hands as well but I would recommend getting the EC1 eVo if you use a normal grip on the mouse. If you've ever used the Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer 3.0 it's essentially the same mouse but slightly more sturdy. If you use a claw grip I'd recommend getting an EC2 eVo since that is what it was designed for.

Can't you make it so each team trades you 6 craft hats for entry (1 for each person) and the top two teams get the winnings (1/3 to 2nd, 2/3's to winner)? I don't think the prizes need to be that amazing, at least at first. Having something to win is a cool enough incentive. The raffle idea isn't the greatest IMO.

As far as making it so b4nny's team doesn't win every week, maybe make it so you draft teams? I don't really know how that would work properly but some sort of draft system with a pool of people seems like it could make every game interesting.

http://puu.sh/4Gyox.png

http://www.twitch.tv/truktruk/c/3000185

Don't use color correction. Fixing/changing lighting in a perfectly lit game is pointless and just looks awkward. Color correction is best used for actual video footage to attempt at getting the lighting you originally intended getting. It's for setting the mood/tone of the scene/video

. Also note that real life footage doesn't have a HUD overlay that will get royally messed up by color correction.

I like Beater's videos, they are simple and to the point. The videos are about the frags and not about how awesome the editor thinks they are at editing them: http://www.youtube.com/user/DanishActionHero/videos

i'm glad the chart clarifies that longer is better haha