Och! He's th' Demoman from TF2!ScotchRobbins wrote:You're scottish?
Do you know this man?
Do you know how awesome that makes you if you've read them?ArcticFox wrote: Do you have any idea at all how awesome these choices make you?
Go ask the lizard-guy something....
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How old are you?
I just turned sixteen today
I just turned sixteen today
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I turn 39 tomorrow.ScotchRobbins wrote:How old are you?
I just turned sixteen today
Happy birthday to you!
Happy birthday to me!
Cake for everybody! I baked it myself! A nice computer named GladOS gave me the recipe!
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Yay for you! One small problem...Sstavix wrote:I turn 39 tomorrow.ScotchRobbins wrote:How old are you?
I just turned sixteen today
Happy birthday to you!
Happy birthday to me!
Cake for everybody! I baked it myself! A nice computer named GladOS gave me the recipe!
GLaDOS tends to lie... just a little... generally about cake and grief counseling.
So you're a VALVE kind of guy?
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what do you do when you are bored.
"It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so." - Mark Twain
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Only when I need to let off some Steam.ScotchRobbins wrote: So you're a VALVE kind of guy?
In all honesty, most of the games I've seen coming from Valve tend to be first person shooters, which is my least favorite game genre. So the only Valve games I've actually played have been the ones they've provided for free - Portal during a promotion they did when they released Steam for the Mac, and Team Fortress 2. I don't have TF2 installed right now (I needed the hard drive space) and I've never played it on-line. Once I get a new laptop I may give it another go, though... especially knowing that this group has a TF server (which probably will help with my trepidations with playing on-line).
Play games, of course!cjv wrote:what do you do when you are bored.
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You really need to try Portal 2.
Seriously.
Seriously.
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Hmm... you make a very convincing argument. I think I'll rush out and buy it right now! You should be in sales!ScotchRobbins wrote:You really need to try Portal 2.
Seriously.
Actually, I loved the first Portal and would own Portal 2 by now... but my poor computer couldn't handle it. I tried to fire up Portal just a few weeks ago, and it sounded like a jet engine was about to explode under my keyboard.
When I get a new laptop (maybe with Christmas bonus money), it's definitely one game I'll try to get, though.-
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Yessum.
Or you could grab a PlayStation. Little cheaper.
Or you could grab a PlayStation. Little cheaper.
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I could... but I can't write novels on a PlayStation. Or design art (not that I do that much any more... but I made my little avatar picture thingy over there on the left! See it?)ScotchRobbins wrote:Yessum.
Or you could grab a PlayStation. Little cheaper.
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College or no college?
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In a sense, both. I am a college graduate - twice. AA degree from a community college, and a BA in English from a four-year university.Chozon1 wrote:College or no college?
No plans to go back, though. I've done my time, got my papers, and want to get rid of the student loans, rather than keep adding to them.
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Are we the only Christ-Centered gaming site?
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No. You are, however, the best. It's why I chose to join this one.ScotchRobbins wrote:Are we the only Christ-Centered gaming site?
Struggle from month to month, and view it as a success if I finish with the bank account in the black.ArchAngel wrote:What do you do for a living?
I've found that the best way to do this is to work at a title company about an hour's drive - one way - from home. It's a long commute, but I don't mind long drives. It helps to pay the bills until I get my big break in writing and publishing a novel or two. I've got the writing part done (including finishing the third edit on a novel this morning), so now I just need to find a publisher....