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Just not the gays! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Puppies too!

RPGCodex Vaultdweller interview with with JE Sawyer, posted on Fri 17 March 2006, 04:05:40

No, that be too hideous and deformed for children weened on Freddy Kruger ... :ph34r:

Well, there's got to be some advantage to living there ... ... otherewise all of them would live in Australia!

He is not permitted to post here.

Nothing. "

See? If Jorian, in the corner of no and where, has a library of classical music, then it begs the question just where you live ...

That (modern) idiom sounds like a back-formation from the noun "iteration" specific to programming.

I knew that ... I've seen a picture. " Sounds like Ultima ][! (w00t)

That's the idiom, not etymology. If you're unhappy with the idiomatic use of then you probably don't like And also, cf.: So, "reiterate" means to re-repeat something (again, sic!) And for the record:

- Blaise Pascal - Steven Weinberg 1979 Nobel Physics Laureate.

What is your favourite colour? ...

Just get out more.

Translation: Our market analysis has conclusively determined that the best and only excuse for delaying a product is concern for optimum security, so this is our company line.

... or at least narcissistic ...

Gromnir's avatar keeps following me with his eyes ...

Deus Ex

Yes, because a company usually makes public statements about their human resources, so if they don't it must be bad.

Home theatre: all the reviews I have read say that the Creative X-Fi is best, it actually up-mixes to 5.1 192kHz from stereo. It is very good for headphones, especially, making normal stereo sets ACCURATE 5.1 (3D soundscape object placement). It's expensive, though, and not many games are written with OpenAL extensions (yet) and take advantage of the 130 voice capability (Battlefield 2 being one notable exeception), so the X-RAM seems a bit uneconomic. You do get a remote control and a 5

Could be because kids are wired up from very young ages. Multitasking's a must - chatting/sms'ing, fiddling with playlists, having several browser tabs open on different subjects etc. Bad news is young adults find it harder to focus but they're tech savvy, search/manipulate information well and of course multitasking's second nature. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Actually there is solid evidence that poor diet creates and exacerbates illnesses like ADD. The pancreas has a tough time balancing the blood glucose levels in people with diets containing high concentration of sugar. Loads of insulin required whilst the sugar from calorific-dense food in readily absorbed, and after this is consumed by the cells of the body, e.g. muscles and brain (which takes about 90% of the body's nutritional and h

Blake's Seven is great, but bear in mind the series finished before I was in long pants; it and Red Dwarf are both solid British SF, so don't expect advanced effects like colour overlay (!!): just whatever was hanging around the BBC props department and could be captured on video (cf. film) footage. (Red Dwarf later series are as formulaic as the later episodes of Friends, though, so I would recommend the earlier ones. Also the book is pretty good.)

has-been tripe

So that's what this feeling is ...

They're bigger than his quads!