Quote from SpicyTanukiyuck. I didn't even like it the first time around.
same. this does nothing for me.
Quote from SpicyTanukiyuck. I didn't even like it the first time around.
same. this does nothing for me.
no that is not my name
Quote from killertomatowhat? why are we so afraid of some discussion on these boards? maybe it can turn out to be a little vicious, but as long as it's holding capacity why not?
yeah some people do not enjoy discussion apparently, but without discussions we wouldn't have progress...
Quote from PhilipKI'm not sure if there are any for ~£50, but I'm extremely happy with my Shure in-ear phones. I've tried a lot of other ones before and a lot of times there's only sound on one side/sputtering sound after a few months-year having the cord bent in the pocket a lot, even with more expensive types from Sennheiser, Jays, Sony, Koss etc.
I've probably spent way too much money on headphones :embarrassed:
i have the shure in ear too and can vouch for this! great noise isolation and sound
Quote from Duff-eBefore Enlightenment chop wood carry water, after Enlightenment, chop wood carry water.
i'm still hoping that this will be a remote concept we'll look back on once we hit the technological vein of AI and manufactured robots (yadda yadda "i, robot", i don't believe in any of that sci fi bs they tell through books or movies, our only concern is the technological singularity (see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technological_singularity) ignore the bit about asimov)
pretty bitchin pogop. what do you study?
maybe you can follow tunisia and egypt in creating a revolution... AN INTERNET REVOLUTION.
i remember the first zeitgeist movie, and the most interesting thing i found in it was that you can live in america without paying income tax. i looked it up, and there were even lawyers that were able to support you to get through this. so i'm sure there's at least some bull in them, but there might also be small gems lying around. i'll have to watch it once i get some honest free time again.
nope. superman is like the most boring super hero.
not sure if anyone remembers this game:
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but they're making a new one, which is browser based or something. i don't know a huge load about it, all i know is that this is a great game, and that it has a level editor (like the old one had). it's great to mess around with, and the newer version has some excellent additions (you have movable blocks that you can use to push enemies for instance). for now it seems to be free, and if you register it will remember your levels!
so why not just complete it vanilla?
looks nice from concept, i like the how the characters stand out from each other.
so is this basically just a psp2 or something? i too am interested in the battery life...
Quote from generalviviDisplay MoreI had a whole set of rules typed up. Obviously this can all change at any moment.
Basic Idea :
- Everyone starts with the same prefab (which they can expand on and adjust)
- Player has to get a door open
- Figure out an interesting way
- keep the gameplay short, sweet , interesting
- try and think outside the "box"
Submissions :
- contestants must submit a hosted video of someone playing through their map
- contestants must upload their map for others to play and judge.
- Keep custom content to a minimum, If you do use it, please pak it into the bsp.
i like the idea, but the submission stuff is WAY too much for what people want to bother with here. i would love a puzzle challenge that was something as simple as "get into the building", with a prefab building. but again, no videos, no other bs, just a map, plain and simple.
Quote from Minotauroand then batman: gotham asylum?
or gotham: batman asylum
a+ would laugh again
i don't think it's a problem to get informed about the news. the problem is that the news have gone public. which essentially negates your point, as whether or not you want it, the information already has passed to the general public. sure you can take a stance, but that stance will only be hurtful to you, since the situation is already beyond your control. the only way this would work was if there was a restriction on when information went public, but that would go against the element of free speech and would probably hurt more than it would help.