So, who wants to encode the HD Serenity trailer into DivX or something and then send it to me? Please?
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Shut up, baka. I can be as kawaii as I want.
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Then again, Torment also shows memory loss in a positive light through the Sensates. The ability to feel everything for the first time can seem rather pleasant at times. (Granted, that's not really what happens during Alzheimer's...)
But yeah, there are so many moments in Torment that are incredibly memorable. One of my favorites is from right when you are about to enter the Fortress of Regrets, and Morte tells you that he had been there before, and knew all along that the portal was right where you started the game:
Morte: The other YOU, he... he didn't care very much for anybody. For anyone. We could have ALL died in the Fortress, and he wouldn't have blinked. So... I just want you to hold on to your differences, because... well, I like this *you* better. A LOT better.
The Nameless One: But that's not all you want to say, is it?
Morte: No...There's one other thing - I may not have liked that *other* you very much, but he was one smart basher - the smartest basher I've ever known; he always had every angle covered. If he died at the Fortress, that means... well...
TNO: You don't think I can succeed, do you?
Morte: No...It's not that, chief. Because it's not always who's smartest, or who's the most powerful, or who's the toughest... sometimes it comes down to who you are and what you *really* want. I mean, once you wanted to become immortal - but in the end, is that *really* what you wanted? Just be sure of what you want this time, is all I'm saying.
The parent post developed another mode, namely +5 funny. The ridiculous telephone, which is cestfully clean, is very droll.
And no, Jane is not a troll, she's merely French.
Wah wah wah, price hike for proprietary format, wah wah wah.
More importantly, RahXephon was hugely successful? I mean, I loved it, but I thought most people saw it as a crappy Evangelion clone for some reason. Hopefully this new series can be anywhere near as good.
KDE 3.4 has this, I don't know about earlier versions. You can start a new session right from the menu, and you can switch back and forth with Ctrl+Alt+F7 and Ctrl+Alt+F8.
You'd think I would've learned by now that just because a story has the words "Counterstrike" and "Source", it doesn't mean that Counterstrike's source code has been released or anything like that. But no, I get my hopes up every time.
Not only was this story posted a few days ago, but the patent was filed seven years ago. I may hate Microsoft as much as the next guy, but seven years? C'mon people....
The "___ for Dummies" line probably has something that's pretty good. I have their "Redhat For Dummies" book and it did a good job of leading me through installation and use before I knew anything about Linux. This was for Red Hat 8, but they probably have something more updated by now.
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Sweet. All my years of using a Mac have finally paid off!
Yeah, they should increase the third number, so that they get much more work done.
Me two!!!!!! Lolroflmao!!!!!! a/s/l please!!!!!
So, who wants to encode the HD Serenity trailer into DivX or something and then send it to me? Please?
Shut up, baka. I can be as kawaii as I want.
But yeah, there are so many moments in Torment that are incredibly memorable. One of my favorites is from right when you are about to enter the Fortress of Regrets, and Morte tells you that he had been there before, and knew all along that the portal was right where you started the game:
Morte: The other YOU, he... he didn't care very much for anybody. For anyone. We could have ALL died in the Fortress, and he wouldn't have blinked. So... I just want you to hold on to your differences, because... well, I like this *you* better. A LOT better.
The Nameless One: But that's not all you want to say, is it?
Morte: No...There's one other thing - I may not have liked that *other* you very much, but he was one smart basher - the smartest basher I've ever known; he always had every angle covered. If he died at the Fortress, that means... well...
TNO: You don't think I can succeed, do you?
Morte: No...It's not that, chief. Because it's not always who's smartest, or who's the most powerful, or who's the toughest... sometimes it comes down to who you are and what you *really* want. I mean, once you wanted to become immortal - but in the end, is that *really* what you wanted? Just be sure of what you want this time, is all I'm saying.
The parent post developed another mode, namely +5 funny. The ridiculous telephone, which is cestfully clean, is very droll. And no, Jane is not a troll, she's merely French.
More importantly, RahXephon was hugely successful? I mean, I loved it, but I thought most people saw it as a crappy Evangelion clone for some reason. Hopefully this new series can be anywhere near as good.
"Shoot yourself in the foot. No, the other foot. No, with the gun! Bah, you're doing this all wrong. Let me show y..OW!!!
It can be pretty funny though, like it is here.
KDE 3.4 has this, I don't know about earlier versions. You can start a new session right from the menu, and you can switch back and forth with Ctrl+Alt+F7 and Ctrl+Alt+F8.
Burn him!
That's why the abacus was #60 and the taser was #79.
Try re-installing or running Lynx as root. If that fails, delete your ~/.lynx/I_PWN_JOO directory.
You'd think I would've learned by now that just because a story has the words "Counterstrike" and "Source", it doesn't mean that Counterstrike's source code has been released or anything like that. But no, I get my hopes up every time.
Sure, ROT13 is secure. But why not give potential crackers something to cry about: encrypt it twice!
Not only was this story posted a few days ago, but the patent was filed seven years ago. I may hate Microsoft as much as the next guy, but seven years? C'mon people....
...This is informative? Am I being informed that Step 3 is Profit, or that the author is indeed new here?
The "___ for Dummies" line probably has something that's pretty good. I have their "Redhat For Dummies" book and it did a good job of leading me through installation and use before I knew anything about Linux. This was for Red Hat 8, but they probably have something more updated by now.
Yes, Planescape: Torment is the best game of all time. But has anyone managed to get it working in Cedega/WineX? It only gives me a blank screen...
Wasn't Bungie's reenactment good enough? (Well, someone had to say it...)
Advanced Research Labs: Unreal Tournament?
I checked out some of those links, and they reference "dropped A's and I's" and "the Beast." Anyone wanna fill me in on what this means?
And killing a caterpillar is still killing. I think you missed the point.