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By intended I mean intended as a primary audience, not exclusive audience.

Because Malkavians are wacky.

The link is the same for all of them. Just change the number from 001 through 017

http://www.primatechpaper.com/career_form.shtml Edited the page source and the js file so the code check could never fail. And I'm finding absolutely nothing interesting on this page.

I wouldn't hold your breath waiting. There was a cancelled PS2 CoC game, and something called Destiny's End which was a third person game set in modern day, but that's not been heard from in years. I'm not even sure Headfirst even exists anymore. It's Destiny's End that I'm talking about. Sounds like a sequal from their website. No new news posts since October 27th of 2005. So, yeah... doesn't seem like they exist anymore.

I thought that at first, but then I thought I read that Headfirst was the one who published. But, now looking at the Gamespy info, apparently you're right. And apparently Headfirst is working on a sequal.

After playing some more Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth, I have a measure of faith in Bethesda's ability to do the atmosphere right.

It's not technically an island. Either way, I consider it doubtful they'll be able to purchase Sealand as it's not for sale.

Shooting down every single helicopter you come across with loads of ordinance is less likely to cause an empire to crash down on your head than running? :psyduck:

Podcasts are intended for iPods?

:D I'm glad someone else decided to try that too. That thing is a killer. Where did you get the rollermine?

Yeah, I thought so too. I mean, Dark Water???? Dude, it's Jennifer Connelly! JENNIFER CONNELLY!

The idea is that Bethesda announces Fallout III and millions of the type of people who would sooner use torrent than pay for a $10 game, wondering about this series called Fallout, go and torrent the two preceding titles. And that's why all of a sudden there are a billion downloads of the Fallout games. Wasn't the annoucement originally in 2004? Besides, I don't think enough people would pay attention to warrant that.

I don't see how it says anything about the gaming public's relation to Bethesda. They had nothing to do with Fallout 1 and 2.

I want to go on record saying that despite what other sites report, I am not single handedly responsible for 2/3 of that 1.4 billion gigs.

A normal three month old is not a freakish ornament, wouldn't you agree? Gosh, when you put it that way... I want to start hanging them on my christmas tree.

After watching several episodes of Beast Wars on youtube, I realize the truth of meaningful evil. Never do anything Starscream or Terrasaur would do. Tarantulas is okay, though.

That's like wishing the rest of us turned into ocelots due to magical space beam.

I sincerely have no qualm with this idea.

Speak for yourself. I already question his manhood. and yours

I wish I could ride my bike. One of the pedals broke off Thursday on the way to class and now I need to get a replacement.

Where are you getting a connection between "freak" and "ethics?" They are two independently existing ideas. Nature is morally neutral, but there's nothing about that neutrality that removes its ability to produce freaks. A freak is something uncommon, nothing else. It's not wrong, it's not something evil, or otherwise percievable as the result of unethical creation. It is merely an, often incidental, uncommon and maybe difficult to reproduce result.