When Barack Obama was re-elected in 2012 for his second term as the President of the United States, I posted a status on Facebook saying, "I guess you could say... he is Barack". Now, if you have talked to me before, you will probably know about my adoration of puns. I even throw them into my reviews when I see an opportune moment. Puns are my way of making both a joke and a point at the same time. My friends respond to my puns generally in three different ways. One is in the form of a complete laughter. These people are either observing my punning ways for the first time, or they actually find these kinds of jokes funny. Next is a mixed form of dissatisfaction and pleasure, often shown by a palm to the face with a smile, or a chuckle followed by a sigh. These people know my word play antics, but they can survive the corniness. Finally, there are those who flat out reject my puns. They put their palm to my face and say "No" or "Stop". Unfortunately, these so-called friends miss out on these jokes altogether, or they have heard my word plays too many times. Joking aside though, I think puns are actually quite intelligent, since it takes a bit of context, wording, and delivery to make it work. If it is missing any one of these aspects, the pun does not reach its full potential. So when Turtle Beach sent us their latest headset with the name of Ear Force Stealth 450, I thought their series line was at least a play on words, tying between "Ear Force" and "Air Force". However, I could only wonder how I would respond to this pair of gaming headphones. Would it illicit a response of joy, dissatisfaction, or a mix of the two? And was my assumption of the word play correct? I guess we will only find out as I continue on in this review!