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@Jeb_CC Heh, you're welcome. I'm liking the potential references to HL2 sprinkled here and there lately. In this episode, where he speaks on the nature of the teleportation orbs, he wonders if they kill the original Gordon and create an exact duplicate. He says that he doesn't mind sacrificing himself and that the cause he believes in the most is the "Greater Gordon". I believe this is a reference to the eventual cause he ends up leading against the Combine. Especially once they begin calling him "The One Free Man".

"So, wake up, asshole. Wake up and... smell the fucking asheszzzzz." "I didn't fucking see you get on." "Every-fucking-time I get relocated, I never get fucking used to it." "Well... end of the fucking line." "Welcome, fucking welcome to City 17."

I'll just leave this here. You know what it is.

Making sacrifices to the Greater Gordon. freeman_s_mind_episode_60_en.srt

He might just forgo the teleportation orbs and just jump from one rotating platform to the next and do pull ups. "President Skroob was right. No more beaming. I might come through the other side with my head up my ass. Literally."

I'm just talking about the foray into the Uplink map, not the entire game.

I think Ross has said that he won't be skipping any parts of Half-Life, beyond some cheats to get around game mechanics such as hoisting himself up on a wall light to get over the electrified fence or pulling himself up onto a ledge that ordinarily you can't climb up. Otherwise, it's the game straight through without breaks. He should appear back at the teleportation complex. Hopefully it was all a teleportation-induced dream.

There's a sequence in which

I haven't played Uplink in ages. What are these invisible walls? I didn't see any in the playthrough.

Err, thanks. Subtitles up, by the by.

I'm hearing someone. Someone green. freeman_s_mind_episode_59_en.srt

I think he was so distracted by the gargantua killing the scientist and the guard that he just didn't see the G-man. After all, Freeman was next and, while we can't stop the Freeman, the gargantua can. Or maybe more locked doors. Either way, one of my more favorite episodes! When Freeman was climbing the ladder and saw the soldier being pulled and he said, "Ah hah! Someone's spying on me! I knew it!" I laughed for a solid minute. And the ending was just superb! On a more administrative note: Subtitles are just about done and I'll have them ready in about an hour. Stay tuned folks!

Granted. I wish eggs were better for you than they are.

2159 - The year that we've finally come to terms with the embarrassment of AD 2158 where a simple clerical error was attributed to a "timeline problem".

Not only that, but network errors are lame, too. They're always 404 or 503. Why can't there be "Error 482 - Somebody shot the server with a 12-guage. Please contact your administrator."

Granted, but now you're so important that you can never sleep again as the demands on your time quickly unmanageable. I wish I could have more energy.

Hey, remember when this thread was for fun and not a politics-laden bitchfest?

Digital freedom, hands down. I'll be the arbiter of my own digital safety, thanks. Really bad headache or really bad sore throat?

"It's like that scene in High Anxiety! Except with bombs!"

When I make subtitles for the videos, the download isn't out yet, so I use keepvid.com to download them from Youtube so I can precisely sync them with the video.

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No probs on the subtitles. I'm just sorry I can't have a quicker turnaround time on them. And, IanStarGem, I appreciate your offer on the subtitles, but I'm more than happy to continue doing them. Thanks, though!

10/10 Big fan of avatars like that.