Commented 11 years ago2012-05-10 13:31:04 UTC
in journal: #7784Comment #66436
I once had a weird-ass dream about TWHL.
It was where I found a very old version of the community, back before I had joined or something, and the old community members were all talking and stuff, and I'm telling them I'm from the future.
Commented 12 years ago2012-04-30 23:17:24 UTC
in journal: #7766Comment #43497
Well, look at it this way.
Freeman worked there with the company, he saw it all happening and he proudly represented his people as he battled his way across Black Mesa and soon into Xen.
Shepard gradually learned of what Black Mesa was and fought his way through the facility as he was left behind by his colleagues and eventually made it to rescue the facility by defusing the bomb and ending the civilization of Alien X.
Commented 12 years ago2012-04-06 00:40:42 UTC
in journal: #7719Comment #57956
HELL, I just realized that you didnt catch that fish -- somebody frieking threw it into the water and you stabbed it repeatedly like you knew what you were doing.
Commented 12 years ago2012-03-19 21:04:28 UTC
in journal: #7692Comment #57923
My mom is. She refuses to switch to Google Chrome because it works for the government.
Most people I know use IE 1-6 because they don't KNOW that other browsers exist. I once told somebody that I use Google Chrome -- they told me they use Bing.
Commented 12 years ago2012-03-18 01:20:04 UTC
in journal: #7684Comment #66901
You're pretty right one this one.
Although I've played some of the CoD 2-day trials on Steam, I can tell they're pretty much the same game over and over. I have no clue how they're able to make such a big franchisement with pointless additions and purchasable map-packs. So I asked my friend Jesse about it.
ME: Why do you like Call of Duty so much? What makes each sequel significant? The story?
JESSE: No, but the graphics get better every time.
ME: Explain.
JESSE: I mean.. they get a little better each one, making it a better game.
ME: I don't think graphics make up a game.
JESSE: They do. Games are supposed to be about graphics. It's what makes them good.
ME: Okay.. so what if there was a game where you sat in a chair, and the entire thing was moving an analog stick to pick your nose and rub a booger on your shirt? And what if it was extremely realistic? Like nothing you've ever seen before?
JESSE: That'd be an awesome game.
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By the sorrowed Archie
Everybody, we have a mission...
That means it is referring to the scene I linked a post ago, where his lightsaber is blue.
You can press the download button a thousand times and them shut down your browser when done.
It was where I found a very old version of the community, back before I had joined or something, and the old community members were all talking and stuff, and I'm telling them I'm from the future.
Freeman worked there with the company, he saw it all happening and he proudly represented his people as he battled his way across Black Mesa and soon into Xen.
Shepard gradually learned of what Black Mesa was and fought his way through the facility as he was left behind by his colleagues and eventually made it to rescue the facility by defusing the bomb and ending the civilization of Alien X.
Violets are red
Tulips are red
My garden's on fire!
I think he's the guy my team had to augment. Man, I mean, he was damaged.
Microwaving pizza from Pizza Hut. I feel like God.
Not to insult you, but...
That was AWESOME.
Most people I know use IE 1-6 because they don't KNOW that other browsers exist. I once told somebody that I use Google Chrome -- they told me they use Bing.
She's obviously never seen a penis before. You should show her what it looks like.
Ahem. What about me?
Although I've played some of the CoD 2-day trials on Steam, I can tell they're pretty much the same game over and over. I have no clue how they're able to make such a big franchisement with pointless additions and purchasable map-packs. So I asked my friend Jesse about it.
ME: Why do you like Call of Duty so much? What makes each sequel significant? The story?
JESSE: No, but the graphics get better every time.
ME: Explain.
JESSE: I mean.. they get a little better each one, making it a better game.
ME: I don't think graphics make up a game.
JESSE: They do. Games are supposed to be about graphics. It's what makes them good.
ME: Okay.. so what if there was a game where you sat in a chair, and the entire thing was moving an analog stick to pick your nose and rub a booger on your shirt? And what if it was extremely realistic? Like nothing you've ever seen before?
JESSE: That'd be an awesome game.
Proper grammar.
Should've been
What else could you ask for?
My type is... this, this, and this.