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alanschu

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  1. Based on what? You mentioned 1st and 2nd degree murders, as well as child molesters and rapists? Is that all inclusive?
  2. It assured me it was dead.
  3. So how much is an acceptable amount of torture (in the case of Lonewolf) or executions to innocent people?
  4. That was his thinkpad. EDIT: Ramza's losing HD space now it seems. Hmmm. Not sure why you couldn't install it but could before. Post a pic of your Hard Drive properties. That seems VERY wierd. Unless of course you installed something. Sectors don't just disappear though.
  5. If it makes you feel any better, you did spook one of my tanks. He buttoned up. I asked how he was, and he says he's feeling better and ready to crush the communist pigs!
  6. Ah. Maybe I should go through that some time too "
  7. Because trials are infallible no doubt. The problem there of course, being that prosecutors are rewarded for successfully winning cases. Alan Gell was accused of murdering someone in 1995. Fortunately, NINE years later, it was learned that prosecutors withheld key evidence that they had found, because it weakened their case. He was acquitted in 2004. In your world though, Gell would have been dead long before this revelation occurred. EDIT: Link Turns out in that same article, a 1984 man convicted of rape was released a few weeks before Gell was, as later DNA evidence showed he could not have been the rapist. That one was 20 years after his conviction.
  8. That screenshot with the millions of guys pinned down was a tutorial?
  9. Sorry about the gun!!!
  10. Hopefully you're never wrongfully convicted of that crime!
  11. One advantage I can see of the Geneva Convention is that, among the international community, it stigmatizes these actions. Because of it, we can sit here and say that people that do this sort of stuff are uncivilized, and feel justified in our decision.
  12. Where did they even find the 5 GB drive? The thing must be huge! I remember having a 4 GB drive in 1998! I don't even install stuff on my Windows Partition (which is 35 GB), yet my C drive is already taking up 7 GB! My windows folder alone is 2 GB, which would be 40% of your hard drive!
  13. Good. That means you'll spend less time playing CMBB single player and getting more familiar with the game.
  14. Didn't you just say we're savages, and get a small amount of pleasure from torturing people?
  15. As a matter of fact, I can't believe that.
  16. A liquor store can't stay open past 2 o'clock (last call for bars as well) where I live. The one I worked at would close at midnight though.
  17. And how many of those off-duty soldiers go off to war without getting into uniform? But hey, if you get pleasure out of torturing people, then I'm not going to argue.
  18. I took a couple extra swings with the crowbar as well
  19. You must have like 20 sound contacts at least by now. Hopefully you don't misidentify my panzers!
  20. I don't really have a problem with "flawless" in that they are uber-good intentioned and all that jazz. But man, it seemed like midway through his life, they figured he just wasn't powerful enough!
  21. I have mixed feelings about Superman. I'll undoubtedly see the movie, but I'm curious what the thought process was behind making someone that is pretty much invincible, and slowly making him more and more powerful as things go on. I guess his "weakspot" (aside from kryptonite) is his compassion for humanity. But it makes for a rather bland character IMO. I much prefer the other DC hero, Batman, who is a conflicted soul which makes things a bit more interesting IMO>
  22. I thought their numbering system made decent sense. The first number is the model number, and the higher the number is (even with the model number), typically the better the card is.
  23. I have had a fine experience with Direct2Drive. I have bought Space Rangers 2, as well as Hitman 2: Silent Assassin with it. When you download and install the game, you simply validate your copy upon running it. Apparently this "disables" older installs so you can only have one install. I'm not sure how exactly...unless you have to be connected to the internet when you load the game. Since I'm always online, it's no big deal. If you have to reinstall or whatever, just go back to the site and log in. They have it on record that you have purchased the game, and can download it again whenever you want. It'll revalidated your copy with a different key automatically, and then you can run the game.
  24. Oh boy oh boy! Too bad I wasted 9 turns being too passive.

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