thepixiesrock

(w/ Freddie Hubbard, Joe Henderson, Ron Carter, and Tony Williams) Heh, I watched that same clip just before watching the one I posted.

us3 - Cantaloop

Hi!

I wasn't. I'm super excited.

I also love you Too!

Don't worry, whenever I see a thread that seems to be about Pidesco I usually skip over it too.

I'm pretty excited for that.

Rayth

When you threaten people with violence, it just does things to me that I can't say on a forum like this.

I mean!

Yeah, a couple of morons Zing!

No, there's deffinetely something wrong with that.

Well, sure. I certainly wouldn't advocate that such common threads of human existence as love and sex should be eliminated from game writing. Ravel's oddly expressed love for TNO in Torment was a fascinating element of that game's story. PC-centered romance that amounts to "make the 10 or so correct choices in dialogue and be rewarded with some no-consequences off-screen implied boinking" are mostly what bothers me. Right. That's what I was trying to say.

I, for one, can't stand the "Quest for Electronic Nookie" that seems obligatory story/character-heavy RPGs of late. Sure, RPGs do play a wish-fulfillment role for their players, but the hot elven chicks falling all over themselves to get with me just because I happen to carry the <PROTAGONIST> tag is an embarrassingly lame extension of this. I agree with you mostly. I probably fully agree with you, in that I think most romances in games are lame. I do however, feel that just from a story aspect, a well implemented romance of some kind really can add a lot to it. The problem is that most of these game romances don't seem to do that. Romances seem awfully tacked on.

Aww I still love you Wals.

Because your account is deffinetely still there.

Have you tried password retreival?

Did you ever watched an episode of a sitcom and just didn't get any of the jokes?

True that They're pretty huge in music too. I'm pretty sure just about all the good music school uses macs. I think it's Berklee that gives you a free mac book thing when you get accepted.

Well, you'd need to be strong to be bouncer, flexible and passable in darkly lit rooms to be a stripper, and you don't need any skills to be DJ. So I guess you should try and be a DJ.

Hey guys, why don't you just talk about soemthing else. It's fine that people find different ways to deal with different situtations, but lets be respectful to other people and not talk about it. Everyone wins.

All of those posts are in the archives from like, a really long time ago. You'd have to join to see it.

Maybe people would like you more if you weren't