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Lucky for you.

Well, the slashdot system is more an aide-m

That beats amazon selling it for

1. I don't like the apostrophe in the last option, otherwise I would endorse that as my choice. 2. Isn't this poll a repeat of one from about a month ago? 3. The whole point of a truly democratic medium like the PC is that as long as one person, somewhere, wants to play an RPG then they can make it themselves (in soem form). It will never truly die, not if we hold it dear to us, deep inside the c

Paranoia is good for the cynicism that breads so well in WoT ... /insert appropriate music from The Prisoner at this point ... FLoSD.ObE <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Hang on ... yes ... I think I can hear it! Yes! I know where I lost my last kool mint!

I have pre-ordered it, paid for with the savings I make on buying Civ4 from Amazon ...

Here's looking at spam, kid. Has to be. CLASSIC.

What is needed is a system (like slashdot has, but probably not so complex) whereby posts (and therefore posters) are rated by the forumite peers.

"Most non sequitur post" award goes to FISH ...

Do not underestimate the power of a papercut. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> His ultimate attack must be spinning into a hurricane and shouting THOUSAND CUT ATTACK. If he goes ultimate attack lvl 2 the post-it notes shoot out from him too. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Sticky Note Man is more awesome than even he knew. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Hahahahhhahahaha! I have just placed a terminate with extreme prejudice note on your employment record: I have killed all you are and all you could be! FEEL the P0W4r OF TEh N073z!111! So, I'm sorry, but I have my orders. Everyone is to now use the broom cupboard as their shared office space, whilst Mr Gaw has been promoted, given a pH47 raise and the whole floor as an office, even though he will be telecommuting from Bermuda, at the new office we have just opened up. They were even printed on a VERY IMPORTANT PINK POST-IT NOTE!

We were discussing how a half-Dragon-Mindflayer might come about in the "normal" course of a persistent D&D universe ... "

who is "we" or "those who know best? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> The ones who aren't alts or part of the simulation.

How about: Bitch-slap Awaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!

The world is a harsh place to be in. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I guess you know that best. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Don't you live in this world, too? PS How cold is it now?

Nah, thinking too much is a curse. Blessed are the stupid: they only have to concern themselves with the small window of attention directly in front of their eyes. You must be very young: DVD WRITERS are only

This latter concept was discussed and agreed by Those That Know Best as the best scenario to proceed with; in fact, we agreed that the PC might even be one of the under-city dwellers of Taris, that managed to survive the carnage of Malek's atrocity. Also, it is not necessary for the character to be cognizent of their latent Force Sensitivity, and therefore be open to all forms of Force: this might be a better vehicle for the "transform the Jedi Code" leitmotif.

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Actually they are Birkenstocks. ^_____________________________^ <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Wow, real first millennium Birkenstocks? How much did you pick them up for, a couple of shekels?

a bit worrying to see that most americans prefer religion/fairy tale to real science... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> This poll was conducted among a nationwide random sample of 808 adults, interviewed by telephone October 3-5, 2005. The error due to sampling for results based on the entire sample could be plus or minus four percentage points. So they are extrapolating a diverse nation of 50 states and nearly 300 million people and they bravely ascribe a confidence value of 4%. How many (intelligent) people do you know that would answer ANY telephone survey? Do I think they are TRYING to be sensational? <_< <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Source: USA TODAY/CNN/Gallup telephone survey of 1,005 on Sept. 8-11. Margin of error +/- 3 percentage points. Ditto. 1. I didn't know it was lost. (Badump-tish!) 2. Did he find it, or is this why Odin hasn't been heard of since Christianity "converted" the Nordic heathens ...?

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Go and celebrate your birthday, you!

Alzheimers?

Sure did. I was playing Donkey Kong before 85.

No. No.

How much RAM have you got? And where are you reading up on the crashes? September 26, 2005 ... The Firaxis team has been playing Civ IV for over two years now, and we're all really happy with the new level of depth the Great People feature brings to the game. We hope you'll like it too!! Barry Caudill, Senior Producer CIVILIZATION IV FIRAXIS GAMES