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I pirate everything, then buy what's good when it gets to a decent price, if I have the money to do so. (unemployment really doesn't help with supporting developers that deserve it)
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Not anymore... Unless it's an antique...
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Banned for expecting a mixup...
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Granted... You now no longer have to do tests, but since tests are required for so many things, you can't do anything that requires you to take a test. I wish I could sleep when I wanted and needed to.
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Do you have a larger version? Makes it look better... (I can use the small one, but edges tend to get really sloppy looking) I'm using Photoshop CS6... (it's free if you're going through ThePirateBay)
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Well, at least you didn't get caught in a revolving door, and have someone on the other side decide to push on it while you were caught in the gap... I have... It hurt...
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Geez man, you shouldn't push that stuff too far. Unless you think you're getting closer to some truth, I don't know how you can stay up so long and spend the time to write all of this. Doesn't slowly losing your sanity and coherency kind of hurt? I'm not the one pushing to stay awake... I'm the one pushing to get some sleep, but my body and brain refuse to cooperate. (only my eyes agree with me about sleeping) Most of it should be read as a non-metaphorical story. Except in certain areas (which should be fairly obvious) that's what the book is. Even Revelations is literal, they just didn't have the vocabulary of words for some of what was seen, like the locust that breathes fire... x8RUfVZS4o8
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StarCraft 2...
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Big money controlling news in USA
BTGBullseye replied to Ross Scott's topic in Civilization Problems
Nope... Why? -
Banned for not posting enough to keep up with me. (I'm catching up...)
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"I cun sthill tahlch wifh thith in muh mouf."
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That.
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Think again... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vipera_berus OT: Here's the picture I promised...
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The child-resistant locking closure for containers was invented in 1967 by Dr. Henri Breault. A history of accidents involving children opening household packaging and ingesting the contents led the U.S. Congress to pass the Poison Prevention Packaging Act of 1970, authored by U.S. Senator Frank E. Moss of Utah. This gave the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission[7][8] the authority to regulate this area. Additions throughout the decades have increased the initial coverage to include other hazardous items, including chemicals regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency. Coordination exists for improving international standards on requirements and protocols. Child-resistant packaging can be a problem for some aged individuals or people with disabilities. Regulations require designs to be tested to verify that most adults can access the package. Some jurisdictions allow pharmacists to provide medications in non CR packages when there are no children in the same house. Helpful?
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Big money controlling news in USA
BTGBullseye replied to Ross Scott's topic in Civilization Problems
We're working on A, but we have B and C covered. Hopefully, we'll be getting back to the Constitution, and make a law limiting the length of any law to 50 pages (1 page = one side of an 8.5"x11" sheet of paper, at standard 10-12pt font size) or less. The law has to come with a "layman's vocabulary" version in that 50 pages, cannot cover more than one specific subject, and is not allowed to be voted on unless it passes a Constitutional inquiry. (basically, it can't even be presented if any aspect could violate the Constitution) -
Well, simply, random just won't make a human... Besides, you would have to completely throw out the entire story of creation (which is the backbone of why you should believe in God, and follow him in the first place) just to start believing in a completely unproven theory. (one that the guy who originally made it [Darwin] said could NOT happen on a macro scale, and wouldn't generate completely different species) Hopefully that made sense... I couldn't sleep last night, or the night before... So a total of 4 hours of sleep in the last 72 hours.
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Especially since they went to all the trouble of creating Human Revolution from the ground up 3 times just to get each platform right... (XBOX360, PS3, PC) Each version was the same game, but completely different under the hood.
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I could get in to a very long conversation on that stance in particular, but this isn't the thread for it. (unless everybody says they want to hear my response)
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Banned for not using one of the many 3rd party managers for keeping it set properly.
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Yeah, I could, but that's how threads die... When I don't kill them that-is... 9.8/10 Still a VaultBoy Freeman, still awesome. (just need to put it on a transparent background instead of that white splotch. (I can do it for you if you'd like)
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Rate the Sig of the person above you
BTGBullseye replied to Doctor Felix Whooves's topic in Forum Games
8.2/10 I run backwards in the direction the parade came from personally... That way I rewind the fast-forwarding parade, and leave before it starts. -
That...
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Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol 7.1/10 Even heights in movies make me uneasy... (games more so, but it takes a lot of convincing and/or money and/or other positive incentives to get me to go higher than 10 feet off the ground if I can't hold on to something completely SOLID, or fly the plane myself)
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Two double-decker dead-egg sandwiches, and a glass of water. (my Dad and two friends of the family finished off 3 liters of RC Cola and Dr. Pepper in 4 hours last night)