I own maybe 8-10 THOUSAND books.

shadow of the collosus is more like a perfect game for experienced gamers, who do not need to be guided step by step through anything. it actually raises my adrenaline so MUCH, amazing game and I have just beatn the first 2 collossi. INSANE game.

dont think its hard to figure out what to do if there are just 12 giantic enemies in one game hrhrhr

In February 2005, The London Guardian reported that a prisoner named Mustafa was blindfolded, handcuffed, gagged, and forced to bend down over a table by three US soldiers. They then "forcibly rammed a stick up my rectum....I could not stop screaming when this happened." Another case involved Wesam Abdulrahman Ahmed Al Deemawi. For over a 40 days, he was threatened with dogs, stripped and photographed "in shameful and obscene positions," placed in a cage with a hook and hanging rope, and hung on it blindfolded for two days. Both men were never charged and were later released. Other prisoners were beaten, chained, hung from the ceiling by their wrists, and subjected to numerous other tortures and indignities - for months or years. In some cases so horrifically they died. Aafia and other women were (and still are) at Bagram and other US torture- prisons (including torture-ships at sea), according to British journalist Yvonne Ridley: "There are many Muslim women in the captivity of American forces and if (people remain) silent, (they'll) lose their sisters forever." Some are treated even worse than Aafia.