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Hey, that was my idea! And the True Sith super-ninja marine chimps flipping out ...

That will cut down on used disk space, then.

Yeah, I kinda take those little emoticons very lightly. I always imagine there is a wink and a tongue-in-cheeck one included, free with each posted emoticon.

Pick up a gamer mag, for $5 they'll have some instructions and a recommendation for doing it. Or just go to their forum and ask questions (or read the FAQ, 'cuase it's bound to be in there). PC Gamer PC Format PC Zone Or modding mags.

Yes. You should. I can give you my preferences, but I recommend just playing all the ones that look good in the Hall of Fame (skip the ones that don't; read the feedback, some of them have bugs, though I only found one that was too much trouble to play).

Just powergame through the bits you don't like. The only certainty in life is change. If you don't like the module, then wait awhile for it to change. (Just hope it changes for the better. )

Interesting. The Australian Aborigines call their mythological history "The Dreamtime"; all their legends are passed down in pictures (those X-ray lateral images of men and beasts, with all the dots) as well as in song, so all the legends (of the surviving tribal people) survive to this day, possibly dating back as far as 30,000 years. Who knows exactly what is going on; certainly I think there is a basis of necessary mental hygiene to keep the brain functional; what the mind does is anyone's guess ...

Well, I would have said they don't have the same problems with violence. They certainly have problems, but more to do with their rampant sexual fetishisms ...

Please epand upon your thoughts some more. What do you mean by introvert and extrovert, when referring to the mind of a dreamer?

So you dremt of being murdered, eaten and raped on purpose? Then you were doing whatever you wanted. All that means is you are an emotionally unbalanced individual.

Yay! \o/

Rosbjerg is back! \o/ \o/

Drugs impair normal mental acuity. (Even and especially halucinogens, wrt sleeping.) Alcohol actually prevents REM sleep, for example, so that you will feel more tired when you wake up after a big drinking binge regardless of the sleep you seem to have had.

Sure. I actually taught myself to lucid dream, too. I highly recommend it. Yes, the first thing everyone does when they know they can dream (after having intercourse with a blue person, Kaftan) is to fly. I regularly fly in my dreams, it is meant to be really good for the nerves.

It is because of your sleeping pattern. You are probably over-tired and not sleeping in aa environment conducive to sleep. (You have a lot of non-sleep furniture in your room, like computers and tv, etc.) Darkness is essential. Try to write your dreams down, using the technique I posted above. They'll soon come back to you (well, the last ones of the night, you dream about four hours every night). Physical health affects mental heath more than most people realise. Somatopsychic effects, where the cardiovascular fitness of an individual impinges on the mental acuity; the brain uses about 90% of the oxygen in the blood. I remember one time I was taking a mid-term and I ahppened to be very fit at the time (running at least four miles, four times a week, going to the gym and swimming 1km three times a week); I looked around when I finished the (Psychology :D) test after about fifteen minutes and I tried to work out why no one else had. Then I noticed their concentration kept slipping every few seconds, as they tried to re-read the question and failed to keep the complex sentences in their head and connect them and then solve them. It was just concentration, and it made a BIG difference. Caffeine seems to grant some short-term concentration benefits.

That's because the neurochemical that switches off your muscles (so that when you dream of running, your legs don't move) isn't conducive to long-term memory. The way to remember dreams is to: Have writing implement and pad next to your bed. Within arm's reach. Don't move when you wake up; sloshing your head around mixes up the endocrimological soup that is your brain. Write down your recollections immediately; what you do remember is in short-term memory, and won't last more than a few minutes at best, no matter how clearly it seems at the time. Dreams are a way for the mind to play out scenarios in your head, under full control. If you record your dreams, the images will mean something to you (you can use a book to lookup what a particular thing means, like water is emotion, but it will always relate back to something in your frame of reference). It is also possible that dreams are a physical necessity for the normal functioning of the mind; a sort of garbage-collection routine, where all the recent experiences are either transliterated into "lessons" and usable memories, or discarded. A sort of filing/defrag system of mental hygiene.

There's a petition? Well, then it's certain, then. No K3.

Maybe the Ewoks weren't yet evolved from pond scum in the KotOR timeline? They look like their gene pool is a little shallow.

I think this is a very good example of legitimate torture. He is guilty beyond ALL doubt. He needs to be tortured to death.

Oh yes, video games have made me all gung-ho. I want to serve so I can kill people like I do in video games <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Prove they didn't.

it does sound like a bodily function. Te He.

DONT CALL ME A HIPPIE. ya dirty commie <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I don't like to vote. PS Shouldn't this be on Obsidian General?

Ender, we should remove these posts from this thread, too. This is a private matter, not for broadcast (whether you're serious or not :Darque:).

that's the scary thing. And they fill that void with some other persuit: power, generally. (Power over others in some way, whether in the boardroom or rape at knifepoint.) But to protect the society, they have to be isolated.