Baalat

You know you want me.

OH, SNAP! IT'S AWWWWN!

(Thanks for sharing.)

Perhaps he's under the wagon.


ahhh, addiction jokes...

I can PL you for one rep/run.

Our livers are "advanced."

.....maybe..... >.>

if you ask a cajun nicely, he'll stuff the whole thing in a pig for you.

Did someone say strip?

if you say its name, it may come.

methinks you've not been on a ritzy golf course lately. Of course, neither have I, but still, there's something about chasing tiny white rocks around a pasture that makes men's minds weak. Weak enough to wear.....those.....

Default/Lazy is an underperforming combo.

Is there any other kind of bacon fetish?

/sgi thatguywhathasthebeers

NO U R!
>.>
<.<

someone should fix my computer so I can stop teh forumz pvp. (actually, I think this may be more like PvE. You peole are NPCs.) Begin psychotic break in 3, 2, ...

and pages 2 - 4 satisfy.

i think i need a little more context, here.

The humor: therein lies it.

(n.b.: strato has been seen fairly recently. The other two are missing and presumed dead.)

pow-powing leaves deep wounds...on the inside. Poor, poor squirrels.

Think of the squirrels, zap.....THINK OF THE SQUIRRELS!!!!

oh yeah: on topic:

My house was in the golden triangle of arcade games when I was a kid. We had a gas station a block away with 3 boxes on rotation, another one a block in the opposite direction with 2 on rotation, and a laundrymat a block in a third direction with 10 - 15 games in slow rotation. The clerks at hte gas stations probably hated me since they couldn't sit outside and smoke "cigarettes" while I was ther for 3 hours at a time. The skating rink was a little closer to my house, and I practically lived there from 84 - 90. I was just talking to a friend of mine who's about 25ish and a touch too young to remember the golden age of arcades. I miss the giant room full of dozens and dozens of games many of different and exotic titles. ROC, anyone? Mr. Do franchise? Zoo Keeper? Rush'n Attack? Gunsmoke? (the last two are late-arcade "golden" age--like 85/86) What I really loved was the variety and the fact that there were *always* games I'd never heard of. So many of them were lousy, but there were more than a few hidden gems.
On top of that I remember the day I got my 2600 clearly...partly because I got a 2600, and partly because my dad slammed the (extremely heavy) door of my mom's 76 camaro on my leg (I was 7 or 8). I also remember xmas when 84 I got my C64, the single greatest gaming console of all time. My grandfather's neighbor was a C130 gunner and a member of a little air force hacker group and had HUNDREDS of copied/cracked (or as cracked as they needed to be back then) games that he let me borrow. I soon fell in with a tough crowd: modems and fantasy RPGs.

I've seen mine degenerate into tens of thousands in the leftmost column (is that days or hours?) I just close the updater and reopen it and it applies in a normal amount of time--like 4 minutes rather than the previously shown 4 decades.

New favorite tag: "ban pumbumbler."

This earned you an invite to the Katboi Klubhouse, pum. Just PM Stratoman, RandomHomelessMan, or Deus Feore next time you see them in game.

For me? Oh, wait...

Grats on the degree, Neutra. I've known a dozen or so people who went to Full Sail, but only one who graduated. It's kinda like New College in that regard.