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tried clearing my cache to see if that might help with the lag i get everytime i get near your evil tower project zach. now it is not letting me connect to the server :|

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:(

after the massive lagfest earlier i was forced to quit. and now i get a bit of time to relax and...i logged on to you messing with a new world. argh.

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I almost certainly will not make this week's games. :(

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The ones without water

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Huh

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was waiting for this

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a deadly bee weapon.

bees. my god.

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If I had to guess the bending thing probably involves attacking chakra centers or something as the chakra pathways and blood vessels are pretty close to being the same thing. Still would be farfetched, but well in line with the aesthetic the show has.

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Pretty much unless it is a major city or international melting pot kind of area, texas is...a bit silly. Like, the area I grew up in was a military town so we have a lot of korean and german and all sorts of fun cultures But travel 30 minutes in any direction and it becomes hicksville...

Anyway, I can't really comment much on this kind of behavior as...it kinda isn't a thing limited by region. People get killed for any number of reason, and while it is easy to speculate based on known factors, they may or may not be a contributing factor...

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worlds oldest pull my finger joke



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I...can not disagree. Sure, my experience is limited to the original and the one on 64 (and the story of sephiroth goku >_>), but the series is still awesome <3

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yeah, nom space is space that is normally reserved for shipping and ranking. there just is not room.

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You know...anyone else find it odd that there is a connection between people with crappy art? Dave and Terezi and Dirk and uu? And that all of them love red?

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i would feel so weak as level 1 >_>;;

but this is a pretty fun group to be with so it would probably still be ok.

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a pixie dog that wrestles....i dunno accel, that might be stretching things...

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I never shall forget the night I made Six Rapper's Run

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(hue essay)

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no, it just wouldn't do anything while i was in the bed and it was clearly night.

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America

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so i was the only one on the server at the time, and the beds were not letting me sleep through the night so that i might actually do something without the most annoying interference....

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Team Half-Portal 2 will be the most show ever.

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I remember getting into tgwtg for a bit....certainly a few funny things to come from it.

Never followed spoony though, but did enjoy seeing him in linkara's stuff now and then. The whole situation is just...silly. It needs to come full circle with someone tweeting that if the internet thing doesn't work out for spoony...etc etc. Then everyone can have a hearty laugh and the situation can return to normal.

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ahaha...the statue of liberty. get a load of this.

"The Statue of Liberty is coated with a thin layer of copper, which turns a blue-green with age due to chemical reactions between metal and water. This process is known as patination and occurs with most copper when it's placed outside.

The true color of the Statue of Liberty before patination was a shiny reddish brown color. "

so, basically, the statue of liberty serves as a warning that things that were green...were originally red.

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Zachnorn posted...

Did you really destroy a village? Because I know that if a village gets destroyed, you're responsible. Without fail.

Yeah, remember that bit i was telling them about thanking them for sheltering me for the night by introducing them to science in the morning and that it would be a blast? And how you commented that it would be a literal blast?

It was a literal blast.

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you might have to get up a bunch...and let grandma rp your characters? that sounds like fun! vanessa can act like a prim and proper lady and thoron can tell stories about ancient future times when everything was better!

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Most likely not. Unless it is the green sun at the end of its lifeapan or something :p

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Takfloyd_mkII__ posted...

But the Green Sun always existed, since the beginning of time.

I understand what you mean though. But regardless, the colours are wrong.

I could think of a dozen ways the colors being wrong would not matter. Enchantments, something about a kind and queen switching, a potentially artistic statement, hussie being hussie, etc etc etc

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coulomb storage, ohm

...watt?

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clearly this is...setting up a...twist...of epic...and then....and...

anyway, yeah, good to have that confirmed.

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So, I traveled a lot further north of zach's village. There was a jungle, then a desert, then a lovely ice area that showed me just how insane ice + quantum is, and then a village....former village. It used to be a village. It was a curious thing too. One second the testificates were enjoying the early morning sun awaiting a bright new day, and I turn my back and the place just disappears....a few testificates even survived!

Give them a half century and they will be king of electronics on our server, book it.

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argh, curse zebra stripes for having yellow in it, but this is what the bed reminded me of



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what a farce....i

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Free to play gets a bad rap, especially when a lot of examples you can point to are badly done mmo's.

But the reality is that more and more free to play is emerging in other genres and being....handled quite well. Games like league of legends or tribes ascend where you can buy cosmetic skins or gold to unlock items rather than pay with experience. Games that let you directly buy power are bad, but when it just accelerates the ability to get something you could otherwise get with time playing? Or is purely cosmetic? People pay for that kind of stuff, and it is no surprise that companies are slowly realizing this and adapting their pricing.

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Red Shifter posted...

i hated tribes ascend with a passion when it was just a blueprint on a sheet of paper somewhere

it turns out i was way too optimistic about how good that game would be

sometimes, trying new things can have disasterous results

o_O

Tribes ascend is pretty neat. Also free. Whatever your expectations might have been, it is a simple matter to just uninstall and lose nothing except what time was spent trying it.

Was it too fast for you? Too slow? Too class oriented? The community? General gameplay mechanics?

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ah yes, nanosaber too...thought i was forgetting something

and yeah, just tried to log on. can not access my machines or talk in the normal world...

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It has more in common with Babylon 5 than Star Wars I would say...

The most you might say is that it is slightly less Star Treky than other Star Trek series.

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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAH change is bad make it go back now!

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ok, adjusted. looks ok i guess.

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So, I decided to take a trip to the nether to get some brick that I need to repair a thing.

The second I enter, my entire inventory is deleted claiming it all as prohibited items.

Losses: Mining laser, diamond drill, electric wrench, chainsaw, lappack, jetpack. two stacks of dirt, 50 torches

I also could not type as it was saying i did not have enough permissions. Worked fine when I quickly portal'd back though...

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SantaRPG posted...

let's look at all the evidence that lord english is a leprechaun boner.

1.he represents a pool cue, which is phallic in nature
2. his color scheme is green and rainbow, colors one typically reserve for a leprechaun
3. he is considered a "demon" In ireland, faeries and demons are one in the same
4. If we look at all this nick cage foreshadowing, that was the plan all this time.

Is it scary that I'm starting to convince myself

and this clearly ties in with jake and his boners

we may have just uncovered the greatest secret in homestuck to date.

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argh...i KNEW i had read something about that stardust before....

but then....considering that is a thing, look at the next sentence. when will that be a thing? when will we be greeted with mass leprechaun boners?

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hamburger sushi obv

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I kinda see where the guy is coming from as I was much the same. I read about 4e and how every class was played like an mmo and how everything was simplified and how horrible wizard spells were etc etc etc.

So I avoided playing it and clung to 3.5 and considered it the best.

Then I fell in with a group that decided to run 4e.

I...don't think I can go back.

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final boss: the lich author of dylight

ultimate attack that will involve a lot of lasers: Die Light

on an unrelated note, i stumbled upon this egyptian demon that loosely reminded me of amy (mostly in the name)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ammit

particularly this bit: "Ammit was not worshipped, and was never regarded as a goddess; instead she embodied all that the Egyptians feared, threatening to bind them to eternal restlessness if they did not follow the principle of Ma'at."

this ma'at diety dealing primarily with order and law :3

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you know...UU probably will end up relating more to scratch than LE. Her symbol being a doctor's after all...

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I wonder if there is a connection between prospit/derse chains and uu/UU chains...prospit is definitely a Muse to players with the cloud visions, while derse is certainly home to tricky sorts...

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maybe hussie is making theories on where LE will take the story now that hussie is dead and has lost narritive control. hussie is now a fan you see...oh how the mighty have fallen.

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9.5/10

one of my favorites in my teen years....those were the days...

as for legend...that was the gba one right? lack of voice and cutscenes and the tactical combat and half a dozen other things.

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we lost a ton of things!

...well ok, a couple swords and a screwdriver amongst us >_>;;

and gwin's factory shut down

and creepers blew up your village

but lamps still seem to work at least.

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i have the game, but a pc version would be alright, especially considering the disc is not in the best shape these days...

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realization: a chess board has 16 pieces per side.

12 trolls. 4 humans, two sides to each universe. 2 players

realization the second: on each side, an equal amount of pieces are on light and dark squares, akin to there being a balance in prospit/derse players

realization the third: if a pawn advances far enough, it can die and be replaced with a queen. awfully similar to going god tier.

skaia truly is a lot like chess beyond the basic motif now that i think about it...

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