pieces o'nine wrote:So far, every time I have written that in the "Special Skills" section of a job application, I have been hired.
Mac users are special. Special like Ralph Wiggum.
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Mac users are special. Special like Ralph Wiggum.
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Wolfenstein wrote:pieces o'nine wrote:So far, every time I have written that in the "Special Skills" section of a job application, I have been hired.
Mac users are special. Special like Ralph Wiggum.
I bet you're still waiting for the public to realize the subtle genius of the Zune, aren't you?
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PKMKII wrote:Wolfenstein wrote:pieces o'nine wrote:So far, every time I have written that in the "Special Skills" section of a job application, I have been hired.
Mac users are special. Special like Ralph Wiggum.
I bet you're still waiting for the public to realize the subtle genius of the Zune, aren't you?
What is the Zune?
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Roy Hunter wrote:Careful now... Mad Will and Ravi are already excited enough about you... At their age...pieces o'nine wrote:...*some* of us are bi-puteral...
I did try windows once...it was a Sash Window.
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Max Payne 3 needs Rockstar's Social Club to work. I do not like this because it's a crappy multiplayer system at best and a total waste of system resources at worst. The password reset doesn't work either.
I'm tempted to download a cracked torrent to get a better game
I'm tempted to download a cracked torrent to get a better game
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^ That's crap. I don't mind having Steam open, as that uses only 100-150 MB RAM at the most. How much RAM does Social Club need?
I have completed the main campaign in both Tropico 4 and its DLC Modern Times, with only 2 Steam achievements left to go, and it still has so much playability in it!
I have completed the main campaign in both Tropico 4 and its DLC Modern Times, with only 2 Steam achievements left to go, and it still has so much playability in it!
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Because it was on sale for 5 bucks on the Steam summer sale, I bought GTA 4. It's a good facsimile of New York City. The game feel definitely has more in common with LA Noire than GTA: San Andreas. However, it feels like I've been playing for quite some time and I haven't gotten a gun yet. In the previous versions, I'd be awash in guns by this point.
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PKMKII wrote:Because it was on sale for 5 bucks on the Steam summer sale, I bought GTA 4. It's a good facsimile of New York City. The game feel definitely has more in common with LA Noire than GTA: San Andreas. However, it feels like I've been playing for quite some time and I haven't gotten a gun yet. In the previous versions, I'd be awash in guns by this point.
A truly great game...worth playing through till the end because it has great characters and some really funny moments. My favourite characters were the hero Nico Bellic, his cousin Roman and Yusuf Amir who doesn't appear in the original game, you have to get 'The Ballad of Gay Tony".
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I decided to give swtor another chance before my game time runs out. So I took the free transfer to the server The Red Eclipse and I will start to level a Jedi consular named Vixenstein. I also have a bounty hunter named Kittenstein.
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Good to hear you trying it out again, Wolfenstein. If you would like to join a guild, add Meetal or Roweland as a friend, and i'll add you if we're online at the same time. I should be on tomorrow at some point, although not sure whether that'll be afternoon or evening. Or both, lol.
In GTA IV, I also loved the Rasta guy (been so long, I don't remember his name) who you could buy guns from. He was always there for me when I needed him. PK, when you get that far, go into a [email protected] internet cafe and go to www.littlelacysurprisepageant.com.
In GTA IV, I also loved the Rasta guy (been so long, I don't remember his name) who you could buy guns from. He was always there for me when I needed him. PK, when you get that far, go into a [email protected] internet cafe and go to www.littlelacysurprisepageant.com.
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I've been trying my fortune with dayz, the zombie apocalypse mod for arma 2. It is a bit thrilling to scavange for supplies and weapons while constantly being concerned of zombies and other players. It is also very frustrating to contantly die.
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^ . I find zombies have a habit of creeping up on you, whatever game they're in. Is there any way you can operate on a buddy system, where someone else watches your back for you, and vice versa?
. I find zombies have a habit of creeping up on you, whatever game they're in. Is there any way you can operate on a buddy system, where someone else watches your back for you, and vice versa?Roland Deschain - Half prophet, half gunslinger, all Pastafarian!
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sure, you can play with others. The servers take up to 60 people so you can have lot of friends with you. They can eiter have them besides you with an assualt rifle or far away with a sniper rifle providing overwatch.
Given a bit of persistance, you can fix vehicles such as cars, motorcycles and even helicopters. A helicopter is a very interesting platform for zombie hunting.
Given a bit of persistance, you can fix vehicles such as cars, motorcycles and even helicopters. A helicopter is a very interesting platform for zombie hunting.
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Sounds cool. I have seen the fun that is zombie hunting in a helicopter from such films as Dawn of the Dead and Day of the Dead. 
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Roland Deschain wrote:Good to hear you trying it out again, Wolfenstein. If you would like to join a guild, add Meetal or Roweland as a friend, and i'll add you if we're online at the same time. I should be on tomorrow at some point, although not sure whether that'll be afternoon or evening. Or both, lol.
Did you also transfer to the red eclipse?
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