BTGBullseye

Banned for thinking I stare at them.

Silence.

There are however some places that you will loathe digging more than 6 inches down... In Pueblo West, you hit hard-pack dirt and clay at 6-9 inches, and it's like digging through concrete. In the desert areas of Arizona, you get 6 inches down, and you need a backhoe to get any deeper. Digging a 6 foot hole is a day's work, and digging a foundation hole takes months.

Tell you what, how about I be your friend, and ask nothing of you?

Trying to find something interesting to do for the next hour and a half... Have to drive my Mom to work at 5:30.

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Eating nothing, about to go get a refill on my glass of cola.

Loadout... I prefer it to TF2 by a long ways... Probly because getting the weapons I want isn't a purely random chance occurrence, or an extorted trade with someone who has a dozen of them.

There is the possibility that something else entirely is causing it... No proof yet that it was caused by some "big bang".

Software doesn't change the hardware.

Did you have any mods for any source engine games installed before? If so you might have two separate directories for HL2 like I do... Check and see if you have one in the common folder, and use that one...

Oh, THAT'S how you could always record in Half-Life: Source and I couldn't. Good new piece of information. Actually, there was an update a while ago for HL2 to support HL:S... I'm guessing that has something to do with this.

I would consider it, but it'd cost too much to import my guns...

Yup...

Perfect... Exactly as I had planned!

WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? THAT MAKES ABOUT AS MUCH SENSE AS ASKING A QUESTION!!! (I know, this isn't the random thread...)

FREE T-SHIRTS!!! (lol, jk)

Indeed.

Welcome one and all to the greatest mind-game of them all!!!

Ah, I used to get old junk parts and put them together in random ways... Never had one that didn't work within 2 days... That electrocution sounds like you touched a capacitor, and unless your were inside the monitor or PSU, it can't kill you. (not enough amps) It'll hurt like hell though... (I used to use one with a AA battery as a mini-taser)

Over $13k... Not bad for someone only asking for $500...

9/10 I saw his full picture... I prefer to ignore the lower section.

Definitely look into it... Usually a smoke shop will have them.