Gravedancer

Gravedancer

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I want to tell a coworker that it's a simulation of the effect he has with gorgeous women. He's the cursor, the google balls are the women. Anytime he comes close to them or makes a move, they scatter.

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[quote who="Istari" reply="8" id="2762039"]We agree too. This week you should start to see the release of web based XML tools (first for reading, later for writing) for manipulating and seeing how the XML works together.[/quote] Seriously?! That's awesome news. Are these more of a tutorial type / demo concept or are they going to allow us to build quests, units, etc. from these tools?

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[quote who="thisisretarded" reply="252" id="2762093"]so did anyone else think that "labor day notes" meant we would have a new patch by labor day?[/quote] I dare you to start a post asking for where the next patch is.

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[quote who="Istari" reply="11" id="2762066"]We are going to be opening up a web based mod area in the next week or so.[/quote] * instinctively grabs the pitchfork and lights a torch * Frogboy, you've gone too far! I demand... Oh wait... It's not Frogboy. * puts down the pitchfork * [e digicons];P[/e] (Seriously, good to know! Looking forward to the mod area.)

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[quote who="Aractain" reply="163" id="2761321"]Im like Live action what? LOL What a bunch silly... oh the females dress like that?[/quote] Seriously... after seeing this picture, I might need to change my attitude towards LARPers and go find a group to join. :P I'd happily be their victim any day. Sorry, their not wearing chain mail biki

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Anyone seen Google's logo for today? I don't know how to describe it, but each letter is made up of balls and when you mouseover them they scatter everywhere. It's fucking cool. It's the little things in life that amuse me like that... I just I think it was created for people with short attention spans like me. :) http://www.google.com/

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[quote who="Verilee1970" reply="37" id="2761196"]@ 1541 issue: Ha! The 1541 was my pride and joy and it was the first piece of hardware I had to sucker my parents into buying (it was actually more expensive than the C64 itself was). In 1984, it meant that instead of playing Telengard from my tape drive, I could play Ultima 3 from my disk drive. At that point in time, games on tape were being phased out and big-time developers like Origin (hehe) would only release g

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I still have a copy of Tactics II in the basement... although mine wasn't from the 1960's, lol. One of my favorite places was this game store called Napoleons. In half the store they had it stocked with all the AH boxed games, an assortment of miniatures filing the walls, Osprey books, exquisite chess sets, and military memorabilia. I loved taking trips to that place and just walking around and looking at stuff. Although I owned a few AH games, I never really got to play

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Why, oh why, must this holiday weekend end? It seems as if it just started and now it's gone. I'll stay up late to push tomorrow off as far as I possibly can. I want to believe that if I don't fall asleep, tomorrow will never come... although when the sun finally comes up I'll have to face the harsh reality that I can't stop the march of time. [e digicons]:'([/e]

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[quote who="Grove12345" reply="4" id="2761156"]I Googled image all the artist and the only one who popped up with art work was Kay Fedewa, and that art was just of furries.[/quote] Mmm... furries. Wait, your definition of furries and my definition of furries aren't exactly the same. [e digicons]X|[/e]

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[quote who="gunnergoz" reply="27" id="2761118"]Started with Avalon Hill board games in the 1960's[/quote] You mean back when Avalon Hill was Avalon Hill and not a division of Wizards / Hasbro that the younger generations are familiar with. RuneQuest /sigh (of happy reminiscing)

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A glimpse into the future of nursing homes, cranky old men talking about Commodore 64, cassette tapes, and floppy disks. Each one trying to one up the other in seeing who used the most obsolete piece of computer technology. /yawn

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Have you looked at Dropbox? They have a free plan up to 2GB, private and public sharing options, and an activity summary. I've never used the service but have heard good things about it. http://www.dropbox.com/

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[quote who="hairrorist" reply="68" id="2760967"]I know that a lot of people think they are special snowflakes and that they have some sort of "right" to express themselves, but this is just a savage lie.[/quote] So what I was told about each snowflake being unique was a lie? [e digicons]:omg:[/e]

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[quote who="spacevagrant" reply="144" id="2760875"]I for one will always run away as fast as I can from a angry woman with a axe, or anything that they might be able to come up with some way of committing bodily harm to me with.[/quote] Women can be vindictive. They'll recall some wrong you committed in the past and attack when you're sleeping. Just ask John Bobbitt or the people who were out in the field searching for his severed body part.

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[quote who="VR_IronMana" reply="19" id="2760836"]I mean, did anyone flame someone via smoke signals and cave drawings? Or even Sanskrit or Hieroglyphics?[/quote] No. Back in those days they just toppled the statues, chiseled the Hieroglyphics they didn't like off the walls, and forbid certain names to be mentioned. Hmm... doesn't sound much different.

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