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Perhaps they do. Or perhaps you're a psychic spy. STOP LOOKING THROUGH MY WINDOW!!!! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Psst. That's GoA. :ph34r:

As long as there are robust and effective checks built into the system, I am all for delegating the chore of administration to a subsection of the community.

A moron? I mean an oxymoron? (Are you a fan of The Tom Foolery Show, with the goldfish on stilts?)

After reading Greg Costikyan's Death to the Games Industry, Part 1, I am less inclined to be hostile towards developers. I might even be persuaded to look upon my purchase of K2 as a foundation donation for them ...

Meanwhile over at HQ... - "Moo-vie Patch. Patch. Pat-tch. What a funny word." - "Algenon, I can see your lobotomy scar throbbing again." <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Earlier that same day ...

Glad to be of service. *tips hat*

Oooo, look! He does! "

Dentist is a good one. Most people will visibly grimace and grab their jaw when you give them even a taste (see what I'm doing there) of the pain they last experienced when visiting the profession-with-the-highest-suicide-rate.

Here is a good example of content over packaging.

There are a couple of good sites that step you through creating your first hideout, and attaching it to the map. (Google is your friend.)

I think arcade games were my first: Space Invaders, natch. First computer game was probably the one I created (written in BASIC for the Challenger 1P, 1kB of RAM). First game on my own computer (Apple //e, 64kB RAM including the 16kB "language card") was Star Trek (an ASCII RTS game played over many grids). <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I'm not sure if I've played that one, but EGA Trek was one of my personal favs. Damn, that game was so fun and addictive. For the uninitiated ^_^ <{POST_SNAPBACK}> More like this one (except that was coded for the PC, the Apple one was necessarily coded for the 6502 CPU).

Who got turned into a pillar of salt?

The residents of the adjoining (Sunni) suburb, came out and helped with the injured and dead, bringing water and assisting in the transport of the wounded to the hospital and the dead away. Of course, the honour of the individual members of the two sects belies the hatred espoused by the extremists, both therein and those casting stones from the other religions.

Thanks. I can probably survive without seeing that. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> His n00b character (straight off the boat, at the beginning) ends up with over 8000 Intelligence ...

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Hve you got the DivX (compression codec) installed on your PC? If not, then it will just play the nice QIX background images. Try copying the URL and pasting it into a new browser window. It tries to download the file at that address, so all you need to do is let it. (You may have security set up to prevent automatic downloads.)

I blame those French! The did it on purpose, putting the French Quarrter there under the sea level. What were the citizens meant to do? Build the 3/4 of New Orleans somewhere else? Dispicable, those French knew this would happen, three hundred years ago!

So, the prophesy IS true ..! Scum like us can become moderators and then, even, (dare to dream) developers ..!

I am transported back to my youth when I smell distilate mixed with sea water; I fondly remember the times spent with family on our boat in the Broadwater; and zipping about in an aluminium dinghy with a six horsepower Johnson outboard motor ...

Um, I was merely making the point that people

pity, because I went to Sardinia on Al'Italia ...

Yeah, I'm thinking of going to Switzerland just so i can catch the 8:02 at exactly 8:02! Japan has a military. And, in point of fact, it is one of the best (if not the best) equipt militaries in the world. They just aren't aloowed to use it, without a special act of parliament.

Does that happen to every passenger on Al'Italia ?

... Or not.

My LSF Revan saved Bastila. And took her off down behind the garage, afterwards. "