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Who cares? If we all show up to the Canadian boondocks, he won't have the nerve to turn us away. Wait a sec, December? Isn't that when everything is frozen where you live?
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Don't be too hard on your team, Sanchez is a special pitcher, he is just (usually) unable to find any consistency. He's the kind of pitcher that will no hit a team for 5 innings then melt down in the 6th for a bunch of runs. It's frustrating as hell. Hopefully this little gem will allow the Giants to move him for a decent hitter, they've been shopping him all year I believe.
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Looks like they were hacked. Pretty lame, to hack a site that offers itself as pretty much a free hosting service. Hopefully they will be able to recover and restore the images soon enough.
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Crap, I think some losers hacked imageshack. Here's the pic
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Um...I don't have one? I think it's Hurlshot, I'll check it when I get back from my trip. I'm buying a new TV, so I'll probably be on it a lot, but I only play Saint's Row 2 biznitch. Gotsta represent yo.
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Are you joking?? Nope. I played the heck out of every game in the series, and the core game play is the same. Granted Oblivion requires a few mods to straighten it out, but what exactly do you think is so hugely different? Sure, Daggerfall was much bigger, but it was also randomized, which I'm not a big fan of.
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CoD4 had single player stuff?
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Daggerfall was a fantastic game for its time, but it isn't that much different than Morrowind or Oblivion, and so I don't see why I would want to go back.
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Michael Jackson game in development!?
Hurlshort replied to GreasyDogMeat's topic in Computer and Console
It's going to be hard to top Moonwalker. -
Good luck! Don't lose the ring.
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Actually, Buddhist extremists in Sri Lanka are quite violent and target other religious groups. They've even attacked schools.
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Day 9 - We made the drive to Salt Lake city, which was very impressive. There were a ton of great red rocks all around, and I think I'll have to stay in the town of Moab next time, as it seems to be an adventure's paradise. Rock climbing, off-roading, river rafting, sky diving, you name it and I saw a sign for it! We saw a few of the great arches, and we even climbed up to one here: My wife drove for a couple hours today too, her first time driving the RV. It was extremely nice to be able to sleep in the back while someone else knocked out a hundred miles. Tomorrow we start exploring Salt Lake City.
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I'm really hoping to find out some family history in the hall of records they have there. I hear it is fantastic, and I've had trouble getting information out of my dad's side of my family. People are always asking about my last name, and I'd like to be able to answer some day.
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BREAKING NEWS: Michael Jackson is dead!
Hurlshort replied to Kaftan Barlast's topic in Way Off-Topic
Like any plumber could afford to live in Los Gatos! I'm not sure about the pedophile charges against Jackson. I think it is more likely that he was mentally unstable and was trying to act out his own childhood. -
Day 8 - We relaxed in town today and took my daughter swimming, which is her new favorite word. Tomorrow we head for Salt Lake City. I bought a 12-pack from Ska Brewing that was supposed to have 10-pin porter, which taks recommended. It was a combination pack with 4 different beers, but for some reason the Porter wasn't in there! That's ok, so far the others are very good anyways. Now I'm bbq-ing some fresh salmon :D
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Now if they will only release Skynet, we will be in good shape. Skynet might just be the best movie license game ever.
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I took the "infinite patience" trait a few levels back and it has helped when dealing with a child. I actually just find it easy to deal with young children, I even taught kindergarten for a year. I'm much more worried about taking a teenager on vacation, but my wife teaches High School so we have the spectrum covered. Skylar is two, and she has her tantrums. She is very good in public, in fact we went to a nice restaurant last night and she was just an angel (and we go to dinner early to avoid the crowds.) But then we got home and she was bouncing off the walls causing trouble. She was really just tired and cranky after a long day, so after an hour of fussing she fell asleep. She has actually been asleep for about 10 hours at this point, so I think we wore her out pretty well. That's the key with the young ones, keep them active.
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What are the best places to travel in europe this summer 2009?
Hurlshort replied to nuocmy89's topic in Way Off-Topic
I've always wanted to travel around Europe staying in old castles. Unfortunately barring a lottery win, I probably have a couple decades to go before that will be a realistic vacation. -
Thanks, I let her know! Day 7 - Our camera battery had died and we forgot to bring the charger, but luckily I found this odd device at Radio Shack that can charge pretty much any camera battery. It is very bizarre looking, has about 50 different ways to plug a battery into it. We went to Hovenweep Castle today. I enjoyed Mesa Verde, but I think Hovenweep was even better. It was a bit off the beaten path, and the hikes were self guided. We took a two mile hike around a canyon where there were about 6 different towers and large structures built in the 13th century. They were amazing, and it was nice to go at our own pace. My daughter covered a good amount of ground, and she got really excited when we saw this guy sunbathing on a rock. After our hike we went to the Anasazi Museum, which was nice break from the sun and Skylar got to grind up some cornmeal. Then we headed back to the RV, cleaned up, and went to eat dinner at a steakhouse. I had a filet mignon with bacon wrapped around it and a couple good Durango wheat beers. I'm feeling pretty good probably the best day of vacation so far :D
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I'm pretty sure you are in the clear legally if you encourage him to follow through with that plan.
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What are the best places to travel in europe this summer 2009?
Hurlshort replied to nuocmy89's topic in Way Off-Topic
I'm pretty sure the OP is a bot. -
Nope, you answered right. They are looking for people that work for game companies, magazines, or even websites. They aren't looking for people that sell games, otherwise that would include a huge amount of retail workers.
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Day 6 - We relaxed in town and went shopping for my wife's necklace today, and we found a great place. She got a very good deal on this beauty.
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Well I seem to have really raised some ire with my post, but I can't help feeling folks are reading into my opinions a bit more than what is really there. First of all, I'm not actually a religious person. I find religion fascinating, but I think it is a folly to commit to one form of dogma and call it an absolute truth. I consider myself a deist. It's not really something I can explain, why I believe in a higher power, it is just a strong feeling I've always had. It is comforting to know that most other forms of spirituality are centered around a single deity, but I don't believe my faith would be changed if most people were atheists. Now TN asked me to look up atheism, and all it says is literally godless. That obviously leaves a lot of wiggle room for personal philosophies, much like the term spirituality or even religious. This is actually a large part of my personal belief, and it may sound a little crazy, but I think we need to undergo a few evolutionary shifts before we can even come close to understanding the universe and the human "soul". As I said earlier, I was surprised how many people came out to separate science and atheism in this thread, it is definitely a different way of approaching this age old question, and it has allowed me to think very differently about atheism. Do I still think it is arrogant and depressing? I still see the potential to be so is there, but I see that same potential in religious dogma, so take that for what you will.
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Eh, I never stop playing regular games and I always have at least one MMO subscription going. I just like the social aspect and the long term goals of an MMO. It's a slow and steady climb to the top, unless you are fiend who plays 80 hours a week.