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partner555
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Everything posted by partner555
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Time sink hole
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Political Discussion Thread (READ FIRST POST)
partner555 replied to The Old Hack's topic in Off Topic Discussion
Welp, Australia Election Day is tomorrow. Oh dear god... -
It looks very interesting, just one question, is it only on steam?
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Hmm? If cyborg implants need a special and expensive drug to maintain synchronisation with the body, I doubt the whole cyborg implants thing would be sustainable.
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Political Discussion Thread (READ FIRST POST)
partner555 replied to The Old Hack's topic in Off Topic Discussion
This is technically a "happy" announcement, but I have decided to take a break from all news regarding Brexit. I had attached myself too emotionally to the event even though I'm an Australian. I need to calm myself, and perhaps make sure my away time from all Brexit news lasts as long as until the UK confirms for certain they're staying or leaving. And already I'm breathing better. Ps: By making this post, I hope it'll be easier to hold myself accountable to not listen to Brexit news. -
What's Dues Ex like?
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I hope the next question is the magic book as app question.
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into the ominous
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The fun blackhole, from which free time cannot escape.
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Political Discussion Thread (READ FIRST POST)
partner555 replied to The Old Hack's topic in Off Topic Discussion
http://thenewdaily.com.au/news/2016/06/25/brexit-regret-google-search/?utm_source=Responsys&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20160626_Sunday_Best http://thenewdaily.com.au/news/2016/06/25/britain-left-on-lie/?utm_source=Responsys&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=20160626_Sunday_Best Many things stuck out to me but the most important were: 1. Many Britons did not know what they were voting for when they voted leave. They didn't do the research until after the referendum. As an Australian, I can't say I was much better since I only really bothered to look up the implications on the day, but then again, I didn't have a vote. 2. Beware populist politics who will tell damaging lies to gain votes. 3. Even in the original referendum, the voting was incredibly close and did not exactly show a United Kingdom. But if they do another referendum, with a lot of leave voters feeling regret, they may show a kingdom united in staying. Are there any British people here? What's your opinion on these things? -
But she doesn't even know about that one.
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I doubt she would try without at least trying to find out the history there.
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That seems silly, if you are already that far, then surely the extra cost is minimal compared to potential revenue should you actually bring it to market. Any decision to not make games for the Wii U should have been made far earlier in the development process.
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Motivation to do some wiki work right now.
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You're also on Spacebattles? What's your username there? Mine's still partner555, but I have a different profile pic there.
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We need a real Canon Cannon.
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I'd so buy that!
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Ah, webcomic time. People don't always realise real life passage of time is not equivalent to story passage of time.
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I think she was relevant the moment the main eight acknowledged the similarities between her and Susan.
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Traffic gridlock
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The cure to Procrastination, waiting for people to stop procrastinating and discover it already.
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Harry Potter, one of those series where it is assumed everyone has read. To discover the true bibliophile, you need to list more obscure books. I would suggest Discworld, but there are a whole lot of books. I started from the beginning in 2013, and now, I'm only up to Going Postal.
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The Dilbert character Dick from the Internet.
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or so it
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The unexplained resurgence of activity in the games sub forum.
