Erm, is anyone really interested in another Myst game? Sure, the first one was a mile-marker at its time of release, but I really don't think that another installment of Myst is what the gaming community wants.
Unless there are boobages. Yes, I'm sure it'll do just fine then.
I can't even begin to imagine how they would combine this "sterile" process with that of fiber optic manufacturing. During the latter, wouldn't they face similar problems of contamination?
Oh! Right! And because everything can be abused, we should go forth unto the world making more stupid mistakes that could have been avoided.
Ebola Zaire kits for Christmas!
A free tennis ball bomb inside every box of CocoaPuffs!
A television w/DVD player in every SUV's dashboard!
Fuckheaded right-wingers with an internet connection!
Fuck you for being so presumptuous. I said it was a nice idea, but there are more cons than pros, you stupid fuck.
Heck, what if the wackos in the state government get it?
A while ago, the governor of South Carolina decided that he wasn't getting enough press during election time, so he started a mini-battle against the DOE and their nuclear installation (SRS) located in the south-west portion of SC. He decided that no more nuclear waste would be allowed to enter the state [for harmless processing] and eventually ended up sending the state's military against the Fed's mixed caravan of the military and HazMat vehicles. Literally. The state guard was in the middle of the road, blocking the Feds.
It wasn't enough that we had a huge amount of nuclear materials traveling through the state. We had it just sitting there, begging for some nutjob with a car to ram into it.
With a vehical disabling function, this bullshit can happen anywhere.
Making GPS and disabling devices mandatory in all vehicles is nice idea on paper, but I don't like all the ways the system could be abused. And screw Homeland Security while I'm at it.
I'm just so happy that they constantly seem to be compelled to follow up a benign yet entertaing video game with a horrible movie, thus destroying all positive-memories associated with the game.
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Just in case you care, they're adding a "City of Villians" expansion not too long from now. Makes it an entirely different game.
Yes, but would you be more inclined towards a purchase if it included boobs?
Erm, is anyone really interested in another Myst game? Sure, the first one was a mile-marker at its time of release, but I really don't think that another installment of Myst is what the gaming community wants. Unless there are boobages. Yes, I'm sure it'll do just fine then.
Heh, I just posted the non-registation link.
Here's a non-account link to the article. Robo-Cars Make Cruise Control So Last Century
I can't even begin to imagine how they would combine this "sterile" process with that of fiber optic manufacturing. During the latter, wouldn't they face similar problems of contamination?
If it were too awesome, girls would try to make out with the screen, and they'd have to program it to be like, "Back off, bay-bee."
Ye find yeself in yon dungeon. Ye see a FLASK. Obvious exits are NORTH, SOUTH, and DENNIS.
You know, the US Patent Office's website uses cookies that would violate this patent.
Oh! Right! And because everything can be abused, we should go forth unto the world making more stupid mistakes that could have been avoided.
Ebola Zaire kits for Christmas!
A free tennis ball bomb inside every box of CocoaPuffs!
A television w/DVD player in every SUV's dashboard!
Fuckheaded right-wingers with an internet connection!
Fuck you for being so presumptuous. I said it was a nice idea, but there are more cons than pros, you stupid fuck.
Go for it. It'd probably hold up in California.
That'd be insult to injury. A BSOD right before the blinding flash.
Custom processing? No, no. We can't have that. That would be intelligent.
Heck, what if the wackos in the state government get it?
A while ago, the governor of South Carolina decided that he wasn't getting enough press during election time, so he started a mini-battle against the DOE and their nuclear installation (SRS) located in the south-west portion of SC. He decided that no more nuclear waste would be allowed to enter the state [for harmless processing] and eventually ended up sending the state's military against the Fed's mixed caravan of the military and HazMat vehicles. Literally. The state guard was in the middle of the road, blocking the Feds.
It wasn't enough that we had a huge amount of nuclear materials traveling through the state. We had it just sitting there, begging for some nutjob with a car to ram into it.
With a vehical disabling function, this bullshit can happen anywhere.
Making GPS and disabling devices mandatory in all vehicles is nice idea on paper, but I don't like all the ways the system could be abused. And screw Homeland Security while I'm at it.
Might as well not even bother. Besides, Russian is better.
Oh, god dammit. Nothing is sacred!
Wait until you see the stills and the trailer for Alone in the Dark. It's crappalicious.
I'm just so happy that they constantly seem to be compelled to follow up a benign yet entertaing video game with a horrible movie, thus destroying all positive-memories associated with the game.
I just hope they don't do a Silent Hill movie.
Uh, the latter is supposed to be WarCraft III. Where's my farking coffee...
I actually feel the exact same way. I prefer the detailed pixelation of WarCraft II to the 3D crap of WarCraft II.
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