technically if you made a 360 degree turn youd be facing it again, you know, making a full circle.

Which is why I said moonwalk. You don't think I'd want to walk right into it, do you? That would just be silly.

I just turned my palm 360 degrees and covered my face with it.

And yet another is drawn into the trap...

Witty as always Cutaia :P

I'm faintly afriad of Cutaia now. I have thoroughly tested my hands, and they only turn 180 degrees at most. Apparently he has a robot hand like Dr Claw, or hyperextending...wrist.

Cutaia robot confirmed

Sigh for greying anbilow, who was just finishing this trade chat classic banter. At least s/he didn't follow it with !!!!nub!!!!!

Weird. I'm not a robot, and I got MY hand to turn 360 degrees.

Of course, I DID use a meat cleaver...

P.S.: Does anyone know how to sew your own hand back on? And answer quick; I'm leaking.

(JK)

The playstation 3 and the xbox 360 were introduced almost simultaneously. Microsoft was concerned that if they named their machine as the Xbox 2, people would think that it would be on par with the older playstation 2. They really couldn't justify calling it the xbox 3, since it was only the second xbox. Xbox 360 is a good name for their product: easy to read, write and say.

This thread DEMANDS /local return.

This is the thread of Zish.
He had a dish, that allows him to moonwalk with fish.
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Nevermind, I got nothin'.

@Hollow Leviathan

I guess it doesn't bend that way.

@Grumpy, I don't know what your defenition of "simultaneously" is, but the Playstation 3 was released in November 2006, and the Xbox 360 was released in November 2005. That's an entire year.

Do you know why they call it an Atari 7200?

'Cause when you see it you'll spin 7200 degrees and barf everywhere.

The 'emperor' has no clothes....

Grumpy, it drives me insane when people say "XBox 720".

You don't understand why they named it what they did in the first place! Why would you assume they would double the number for the next system!

I wish more people understood the reason behind the name.

Well, he IS right. They named it the Xbox 360 because the PlayStation 3 was coming out and they didn't want their console to sound inferior. Nintendo's new system was also codenamed Revolution at the time, and a 360 is a revolution, so naming the console Xbox 360 effectively combated the competition on every front.

Of course, this is not the answer Trade trolls are looking for.

The fact that it starts with a three and is a "revolution" is a really, really bad reason to choose that mame for your product.

@Hollow - I can turn mine roughly 270 degrees, full stop.