Musopticon?

Aren't you nineteen now? Happy b-day, Lou.

Well, have a happy day nevertheless, Soulie, my little cuffawkler.

Wait, what?

It's still a long blade that is used to cut and chop off limbs for instance. I know the differences, believe me. My point was that I don't think you would need a smathering of special training to be proficient with a katana if you are already proficient with a fundamentally similar melee weapon.

Karl Sanders - Contemplations of the Endless Abyss

Is a katana really that much different from, say, a longsword? Sure, to attain mastery is a very different thing, but I doubt someone who's trained in longswords has much of a difficulty slashing and chopping even if the blade is differently cut and without a cross-handguard.

I don't know if I even want to go into that message, there's so many misconceptions and outright errors in it.

Like what you are doing with the game glitch?

Worse than Sand's periods even, in fact.

So, the world exploring is a smathering of hot spots with some random loot and mining? Ho-hum.

But, does it have the "sit in the bush with a silenced mp5"-stealth mechanic? This is crucial!

Bioshock was shockingly(jaaaa) easy, yeah. I found it better to kill the autoaim on xbox, because otherwise the combat felt like an excercise on hud menu controls. Is Crysis FarCry-hard?

No, I'm expressing a general comment on the relatively low difficulty of fps games. If this is the second or third fps Hades is playing, of course he shouldn't start it on hard.

I'll play this on Friday, I guess. Friend's getting it and I'm going back home as well.

All FPS's should be played on hard. Fear sweat, that's the stuff. Unless it's Rise of the Triad, that's just masochistic.

What is implied, is not always what is told.

http://www.myspace.com/darkestofthehillsidethickets Make up your own mind. I think it's hilarious. Melechesh - Ladders to Sumeria

Yuki Kajiura - Kirei na kanjou Darkest of the Hillside Thickets - A Marine Biologist Lovecraft indie pop!

I've played it through twice now, almost thrice actually. It's still a blast. Now, I'm looking forward to Black Mesa:Source.

I wasn't asked, but I feel it my duty to transmit this input which you are sure to find, I expect, invigorating and useful: Y

This is epic. And awesome. Did I mention awesome?

Oh...ok then. If that's your case, I guess we're fine with it. *does not understand e-personalities*

Good to hear you're alive and kicking, Ros. I really like the second pic. I was gonna ask, how's the language? Are you coping with English in there?

^ WithTeeth, Comparative Religions studies is one of the most fascinating academic subjects I've studied. Granted, yours truly is not a theology major(world ethics might be yet more interesting), but I like to dabble in the studies. I think it is distressing how little discussion there is between different religions and it really shows how medieval we can still be. For example, only now does the Catholic church confess to their support of the WW2 fascist rule, not to mention open ways for relation between itself and Islam. It does not exactly give a good picture to an institution that preaches charity and forgiveness. Not that a lot of the protestant sects are a lot better, especially the more fringe you go.

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