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Well the door was locked and the glass was reinforced...

Pardon me. Was sauced at the time. I agree with your points, and in that respect I would actually consider myself agnostic.

Evyone i've asked thas thought the same in some way. they're all like "it was a really good movie... i suppose i'd recommend it but i dunno". But yeah I guess what you said makes the most sense, though obviously it had other flaws. i think it's awesomeness in the first 2/3 was based of the "silent film" idea which they were emulating 1930/1904's films off deliberately (hence talking with dog, mannequins, trap, crazy car scene - all to counter the lack of dialogue). lack of dialogue wasd a deliberate choice pardon spelling/cohesiaon. durnk.

Only as irrational as the notiun that the origin of the universe and life had something to do with some greater power. Hypoctrical much?

Geeza you gusy suck. let me quote Monotheistic Fundamentalism: The doctrine that there is an absolutely powerful, infinitely knowledgeable, universe spanning entity that is deeply and personally concerned about my sex life.

argh don't remember this though drinking around the computer does explain the mysterious liquid i found on the floor this morning haha. my computer keyboard is porous for somereason but it shelps when you drink onntop of it and the water goes everywhere

"Shiyt **** the stupid atheists they are too stupid too belive in god because they caqn't conceptualise some omnipotent infallibel being who is deeply interested in their sexual lives dumbatses - generoic religious zealot

Conversely, games with a lot of depth and complexity tend to make poor co-op games.

Nah. It's actually been colder than normal here this summer. Like, the hot days started a month late, and will probably end early too. I'm in a town where in summer temperatures between 30 and 40 C (86 to 104 f) are the norm, while -10 to 10 (14 to 50 f) is the norm in winter. I live about 4 hours northwest of Canberra, but strangely, the climate is near IDENTICAL to Canberra's - down to exact temperature each day, storms, winds, etc all year.

I already have Dungeon Siege.

I'll drink to that!

Yeah, I'm interested in the Spine of the World, too.

Thanks for the feedback, guys. Looks like MoTB is the game I've been waiting for from BIS/Obsid since IWD1 and FO2.

Dungeon Siege 1 was awesome beautiful. But it got really boring after you got over that. It didn't do either hack and slash or RPG very well. Dungeon Siege 2 wasn't as beautiful as Dungeon Siege 2, IMO, which pissed me off. Still, it looked ok. I had better combat elements and was much more RPGish than DS1. I thoroughly enjoyed the game, but it wasn't replayable. I looked forward to Space Siege and Demigod, because GPG has proven that they can listen to fan feedback and use it to improve their games.

Yep. Which is why you should replace your bacterial cultures after a course. Typically with yoghurt and milk.

It is in question. So many households use antibiotic cleaners at home, for example. On your second point: viruses will always survive antibiotics... antibiotics for colds is a bad idea because it's almost always a virus rather than a bacteria. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antibiotic#An...otic_resistance EDIT: But you're correct about antibiotic courses. You should always finish them, even if the symptoms are gone. EDIT2: Also, the vector of resistance transfer between bacteria, fungi, viruses and unicellular eukaryotes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horizontal_ge...fer#Prokaryotes

Well, it definitely has a lot of promise for an awesome CRPG. Well, it would if it were Obsidian doing it.

*chuckles insanely to himself* This thread is made all the better as I refresh it between episodes of Absolutely Fabulous.

He is a sexy Maori with a sense of humour to die for.

Um, Dan, what do any of his works have to do with Sonic?

You know how it was touted as a spiritual successor to Systemshock? Well it turned atheist.

Please stop using antibiotics at home. Please, please, please. The stuff on your kitchen tables, on your walls all harmless, etc is HARMLESS and helps boost your immune system (yes that includes kids - they won't die). Most of the dangerous stuff is viruses (which are immune to your sprays). By using antibiotics without a prescription you're only helping the bacteria grow immune to them. Why does it matter if a harmless bacteria grows immune? Because they pass the immunity onto other bacteria through a process called "horizontal transfer". Which effectively involves giving a completely different viral or bacterial species some of your genes. The notable exception is soap, which is a minor antiobiotic. Always use this for a basic sterilisation of your hands. http://physorg.com/news119267316.html

Clarification: I'm ambivalent towards fancy graphics. Unless they're Dungeon Siege 1's. Man, those rainforests were done so well it almost made me not notice how shallow the game was. Thanks for the input so far, guys!

Shut up, I'm busy revelling in my awesomeness.

It might be cool, actually. The Jazz Jackrabbit fan in me is looking forward to it.