Deadly_Nightshade

Not if he is openly disrupting the classroom with explicit images and/or vocal demonstration(s). Also, World Net Daily is hardly a non-biased news agency - in fact, I would classify it as neo-con propaganda.

You did!?

Nosferatu

Wait... Didn't you just do something similar, is this a common occurrence?

Not really - the well reasoned arguments against Wikipedia have not changes much over time, although you are correct that mistakes are likely to be found by someone.

QFT! Anyways, I doubt the Tinker case will help this one, for, as others have pointed out, there are major differences between a simple armband and this, overly simplistic, shirt.

I joined.

Well, there goes my upgrade plans - I guess I'll wait and see if these are going to ship anytime soon.

Bloodlines, BG2, and S.T.A.L.K.E.R. - Oblivion Lost

O RLY? Yes. NO WAI! UR LYING! NO I'M NOT YOU LITTLE !! O RLY? UR PROOF?

Boo!

This good?

Sure, what do you want it to look like?

See me (im)mortals and despair!

Some other forums are also boring.

So, your point is?

Looking good.

O RLY? Yes. NO WAI! UR LYING!

Really? I would have thought that the success of games like Sins of a Solar Empire would have demonstrated that this is not always true, and, yes, that game actually does not use any copy protection. Sure, if you want the extra support and free downloads you need a CD/DVD key, but that's ok as the registration is completely voluntary.

O RLY?

I disagree, limiting the number of installations is infinitely more problematic.

Really? I always found the system fairly easy to work with.

From the topic: It looks like they were taken down.

Wow, you must have really been looking for faults - as I never noticed, or particularly cared, if the maps were all the same geometric shape. Obsidian bought the licence, or was given it by LucasArts, from BioWare - but that is about all the companies did together, neither game was a joint project.