Can you have more than one 'best friend'?
Yes you can have more than one best friend. It is not abnormal to have more than one best friend. It really depends on you definition of a best friend, or any other title you want to name. I consider a best friend a close friend. A best friend is someone you can rely on no matter what. You can count on them through the ups and down. I have 2 best friends, they are the same friends that I have had since high school. They both share the title of best friend. I do not put one before the other. One is not first or second, they are both first in my life. I am close to both and can depend on them. They are there when I need a shoulder to cry on or even when I need someone just to talk to. So if you have more than one friend that fits this description, then you are a lucky person. And if any of these so called friends are telling you you can only have one best friend than they are really not your friend. Good luck with all that you do.
What is the best gaming platform?
With this question of course you're going to get a lot of fan boys (I'm a PC fan boy myself, no pun intended) but this is a subjective question. There is no objective best, there is only what best suits your needs. With PC comes versatility. You can be as overclocked or as budget as you want. You can tinker much easier, and you'll spend a lot of time with you machine. PC is for those who have free time and wish to spend that with their machine as much as with their games. Consoles are less like that. There isn't much sentimental value with a console, sense they're mass produced. What you have is probably what your neighbor has. This can be a good thing: games are better suited to your machine. Since the developers know exactly what their target machine is, they can fit their games around those specifications. This creates a nice balance of quality and affordability. Now, which specific console is where it gets tricky. I've played on Xbox's and I've played on PlayStation's. The user interface of the PlayStation is of much higher quality (subjectively). It's easier to navigate, and setting up an account is much smoother. After a day of using Windows, I'm already tired of Microsoft's shenanigans. I don't want to have to fiddle with their crazy setup. But on the other hand I much prefer Xbox's controllers. They fit nicely in my hand, and I don't find myself readjusting the positioning often. Also, they have Halo. Of course, this too is subjective. Overall you need to find what you enjoy best. If you're ready to fine-tune your gaming experience to exactly what you want, go PC. If you wish to game casually after a long day, I'd say get PlayStation. But only after you have tried both PlayStation and Xbox. That's the only way you can truly decide for yourself. Post ScriptLucky you, if you were going to get a console now is the time to do it. Well, not now, but soon. You're right on time for Playstation Neo. Thanks for the A2a, Time!
Can you eat Slim Jim past the best before date? Date 10/8/05?
Yep!! A lot of people say you cant, but there are so much preservatives in them, I wouldn't worry about it.
Which is the best piano for beginners: both 61 keys and 88 keys?
88 weighted keys is always the best. There is a lot you can’t play on 61 keys.