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I've only got one of his songs...
America - [Homecoming - #01] - Ventura Highway
America - [Homecoming - #01] - Ventura Highway
/me fails to see the LAWL! factor...
Simon & Garfunkel - [Bridge Over Troubled Water - #08] - The Only Living Boy in New York
Simon & Garfunkel - [Bridge Over Troubled Water - #08] - The Only Living Boy in New York
Eddie Money - [Eddie Money - #01] - Two Tickets To Paradise
I meant trigger_push. Haven't mapped for HL1 in years.
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George Harrison - [George Harrison - #06] - Faster
Paul McCartney & Wings - [Band on the Run - #01] - Band on the Run
I'm not an asshole, I just have a low tolerance for stupid fags.Otherwise known as being an asshole.
Ah, ok. 
Norman Greenbaum - [Spirit In The Sky - #02] - Spirit In The Sky
Norman Greenbaum - [Spirit In The Sky - #02] - Spirit In The Sky
Nice. What're the chords?
Paul McCartney & Wings - [[Paul McCartney & Wings - Live, Misc. and Unknown] - #01] - Live And Let Die
Paul McCartney & Wings - [[Paul McCartney & Wings - Live, Misc. and Unknown] - #01] - Live And Let Die
Paul McCartney & Wings - [McCartney - #12] - Maybe I'm Amazed
func_push might work better.
Have a func_push push the player onto more func_push, to enable the player to move continuosly along the pipe. Use invisible doors to block off different routes.
Say you have four different routes: have four different buttons that close and open doors as they're needed. Then, all you need is your brushwork.
Have a func_push push the player onto more func_push, to enable the player to move continuosly along the pipe. Use invisible doors to block off different routes.
Say you have four different routes: have four different buttons that close and open doors as they're needed. Then, all you need is your brushwork.
Nope! We're gonna keep going to see if we break TWHL.
George Harrison - [All Things Must Pass [Disc 1] - #10] - I Live For You
George Harrison - [All Things Must Pass [Disc 1] - #10] - I Live For You
Actually, alternatives for me are somewhat non-existant, given the price and relative shittiness of broadband Internet in Australia.
Besides, I never compared Steam to Windows, I was merely remarking on your comment comparing the little things to the large things. I simply used Steam as an example, because I recall a certain thread on TWHL in which you expressed a certain distaste for Valve's software.
Insinuating that I'm sort of child or 'baby' as you so put it, makes me giggle. Again, using your logic of something that affects more people than most, are you saying that the rampant poverty that exists in many third world countries should go completely unchecked while we worry about the little things here in the Western world?
A far-strung example maybe.
Anyhoo. Should we, as consumers, be forced to accept the large things because they're large? Some would say we should 'choose our battles' and perhaps they're right in some respect. However, not questioning the integrity of a company that, as you put it, "affects 99%" of the world, is something that seems just a tad bit strange to me.
Perhaps it's just me.
Besides, I never compared Steam to Windows, I was merely remarking on your comment comparing the little things to the large things. I simply used Steam as an example, because I recall a certain thread on TWHL in which you expressed a certain distaste for Valve's software.
Insinuating that I'm sort of child or 'baby' as you so put it, makes me giggle. Again, using your logic of something that affects more people than most, are you saying that the rampant poverty that exists in many third world countries should go completely unchecked while we worry about the little things here in the Western world?
A far-strung example maybe.
Anyhoo. Should we, as consumers, be forced to accept the large things because they're large? Some would say we should 'choose our battles' and perhaps they're right in some respect. However, not questioning the integrity of a company that, as you put it, "affects 99%" of the world, is something that seems just a tad bit strange to me.
Perhaps it's just me.
Oh, I've played CS:S over my 28.8k Internet.
Lowest latency I get is around 250-300, and that's when we play on Trapt's server (not too bad at CS:S either). I have a feeling, however, that my ping will go through the roof if I jump on Muzz's server, giving the location. I'll get utterly owned.
Lowest latency I get is around 250-300, and that's when we play on Trapt's server (not too bad at CS:S either). I have a feeling, however, that my ping will go through the roof if I jump on Muzz's server, giving the location. I'll get utterly owned.
The period, otherwise known as a full-stop and characterised by the symbol . was not used a lot.
The server runs for 12 hours, which means that most timezones would have the chance to jump on-board. Secondly, getting some sort of 'aussie server' would cost us money, and that's money that none of us have. Muzzleflash has kindly supplied TWHL with a server and covered the costs himself.
The server runs for 12 hours, which means that most timezones would have the chance to jump on-board. Secondly, getting some sort of 'aussie server' would cost us money, and that's money that none of us have. Muzzleflash has kindly supplied TWHL with a server and covered the costs himself.
Saturday.
Wish I could join in.
Wish I could join in.
So, according to your reasoning, Orpheus, it's fine to complain about Steam because it's small-time, but complaining about an OS is pointless because it's too large scale?
Alas, I'm probably guilty of the same thinking, just in reverse: I'll make a stink over large things and ignore the little things.
Alas, I'm probably guilty of the same thinking, just in reverse: I'll make a stink over large things and ignore the little things.
Orpheus: Granted, but my main beef with Vista comes from the incredibly evil, underhand tactics that Microsoft have employed to 'protect' their 'consumers'.
And by 'protect', I mean 'assrape'.
And by 'consumers', I mean 'minions'.
XP couldn't run DOS games (and neither could ME) because they switched the core. 95 and 98 ran on DOS. ME and future OS' from that point were built on the core of Windows NT. Hell, Vista is still built on NT.
And by 'protect', I mean 'assrape'.
And by 'consumers', I mean 'minions'.
XP couldn't run DOS games (and neither could ME) because they switched the core. 95 and 98 ran on DOS. ME and future OS' from that point were built on the core of Windows NT. Hell, Vista is still built on NT.
Vista's gonna have a lot of teething problems as hardware manufacturers attempt to get their collevtive heads around Microsoft's new policies concerning security. As such, its expected that there's gonna be a lot of driver issues for a while.
Windows ME was a terrible operating system, a mere waste of development time. XP was a far better (and larger) step.
And here's why I'll never get Vista.
Windows ME was a terrible operating system, a mere waste of development time. XP was a far better (and larger) step.
And here's why I'll never get Vista.
Simon & Garfunkel - [Bookends - #10] - Mrs. Robinson
From my "Classics" playlist.
From my "Classics" playlist.
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Songs: Ohia - [The Magnolia Electric Co - #02] - I've Been Riding With The Ghost
Nick Drake - [Pink Moon - #06] - Things Behind The Sun
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Yep, but you forgot to mention that they're buggy.
Celtic Woman - [Celtic Woman - #09] - Orinoco Flow
Don't look at me!
Don't look at me!
Oh well! That's good.
Now soldiers! You've all been through basic training so I ASSUME you can do basic things! Now, I'm gonna march your asses out there, hand you a gun and a crowbar and I want you to whoop those pansy bastards back to whatever communist island they came from! Now, some of you won't make it: those who don't MAY AS WELL SURRENDER and join the commie scum!
NOW MARCH SOLDIERS, MARCH!
Now soldiers! You've all been through basic training so I ASSUME you can do basic things! Now, I'm gonna march your asses out there, hand you a gun and a crowbar and I want you to whoop those pansy bastards back to whatever communist island they came from! Now, some of you won't make it: those who don't MAY AS WELL SURRENDER and join the commie scum!
NOW MARCH SOLDIERS, MARCH!
Chris Cornell - You Know My Name
Monsieur Camembert - [absynthe - #04] - Hungarian Dance #5
Great tune, Sajo.
Cary Brothers - [Garden State - Music from the Motion Picture - #06] - Blue Eyes
Cary Brothers - [Garden State - Music from the Motion Picture - #06] - Blue Eyes
Yeah habboi, you lazy turd.
Emilie Simon - [Emilie Simon - #09] - Flowers
Zing. 
I would've renamed "Dedication" to "Stupidity". 
David Arnold - [Casino Royale - #20] - City of Lovers
Alabama 3 - [Exile on Coldharbour Avenue - #03] - Woke Up this Morning
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I read those articles too. <3 Wikipedia.
Michael Giacchino - [The Incredibles Soundtrack - #06] - Life's Incredible Again
Elliott Smith - [Basement II Demos - #21] - Amanda Cecilia
Huey Lewis and the News - [Fore! - #08] - The Power of Love
Look, even if you setup the directory structure in your ZIP/RAR file so that I can extract it easily without having to move things around is ok.
pepper: Yeah, it was pretty much at the beginning of the war, which showed, even at that early stage, the disillusionment that the soldiers had towards the war.
I like the story: it shows that we're still human, despite what our Governments force us to do.
I like the story: it shows that we're still human, despite what our Governments force us to do.
Heatmiser - [Dead Air - #08] - Can't Be Touched
Christmas...
Dick in a box!
Hannukah...
Dick in a box!
Dick in a box!
Hannukah...
Dick in a box!
Yes, that was funny.
Isolation Years - [Inland Traveller - #05] - Cold Morning In Minusinsk
Isolation Years - [Inland Traveller - #05] - Cold Morning In Minusinsk
Mmmm. You know your history.
Even though it was 1914.
Even though it was 1914.
KT Tunstall - [Eye To The Telescope - #09] - Suddenly I See