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Don't tell me, you're situating the kitchen in the traditional basement setting of the house ...

They update their stock pretty regularly, I have a packetstorm shirt that is no longer sold ...

:Harvey:

So K3 is due out approximately 2010, then? (Half-Life 2 involved completely building the best state-of-the-art graphics engine, which took up most of the development time.) Maybe if they start now, they might be finished planning the game, so that the development might go without too many "planning" delays.

And don't get a bathtub toaster. (They use far too much electricity.)

Curse this metal body, I wasn't fast enough, R2!

Tentacular rape scene?! (I haven't seen the film, yet.)

And there is no sign of any ongoing support and mantenance when you do discover an exploit; there hasn't been an update for years. -fsck

this is my next one

A barbeque cooking hob is good. Outside, in the garden, under a pergola or similar (pavilion, pagoda, hut, summer house, bandstand). Gas powered. Sunshine optional. (I have had many bbqs in the middle of the night, as long as the weather is clement.

I think Jinx are based in Canadia. Still, it's one of them new-fangled things, called mail-order.

Fun is only post-event incremented, so it therefore must require both elements together to have better fun. Personally, I think: while (gamer ){ if(λ

I bet you've got the tee-shirt ...

Cheaters never prosper. I win

Echo

Well, I think there can be too much CGI. The best CGI, imo, is when the actual images are improved; like adding the glow to a lightsabre, for example, or editing out an arm for an amputee, etc. A big CGI scene needs to be better than Manga for it to impress me and not look dumb. (Otherwise, I'll just watch some Manga instead.)

... Except the total absence of indication that they are going to make it.

But you ain't tough, or better than anyone else, because you cheated. I beat the game several times without cheating, so I am therefore better than you.

Should I read that Amerillo one you posted, above?

Unfortunately, they're usually not really interested in most of the feebs playing it (just the ones with big shiny cars).

Jesus Saves

I don't have a clue what this means, but I think I understand the general thrust of your post. Fair enough. Since a photon is an energy "packet" released by an excited electron that returns to a lower state of energy, there can only be as many different packets as differences in energy there are between possible orbitals in a given element (an orbital is a region of space where the chance to find an electron is max). Since orbitals are specifically predicted and calculated by Schr