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@BRuddy: Building Kick! EXPLOSION!: I hate your kind.... most of the time. I'm actually pretty good which means when I have a bunch of BRuddys on my team I can get 30+ kills in a game where you need 75 to win. Picking up the slack can be pretty fun at times. Especially when you win as much as I do.
@BRuddy: Building Kick! EXPLOSION!: Same here on the New Super Mario Broz. Multiple players are overrated. So much fun when you own them at Mario Kart though.
@FooFighting: I hate your kind. Then I remember that it takes time to get to be one of you. Then I realize I just never spent that much time on it. Then I feel a lil better inside. Then I like your kind.
@Chernobyl: Wow, I'm an idiot. My laptop is actually between the Min and Recommended specs. I read the Recommended as required. Re-installing! Thanks for making me double-check.
Me and my lady friend decided to get a point and shoot instead of a dslr, we got a Nikon Coolpix P100 and I am pretty surprised by the photos this thing is putting out and the zoom is beyond amazing.
@RicketyCricket: I bought the Orange Box in stores, and had to enter the code to certify it in Steam. So I assume, yes, as long as it's the steam version (I doubt there's two versions out there)
Ok, so a friend of mine has a question and asked me but I didn't know the answer... So i'm asking giz...
He has Mint 8 running as a virtual machine using VirtualBox on a Win 7 machine. He's a little virus paranoid/phobic so anything he feels has a higher chance of giving him a virus he does on the v-machine. But now he's wondering (partially because I wondered and made him wonder), can anything get from the v-machine to his real machine? From a torrent download or otherwise?
@CCM333: If you don't allow the virtual machine to share folders with the host, then you can't transfer a virus from the VM to the host. Source: [superuser.com]
@CCM333: E: Read above, DoubtedBeef uses VM's more than I do.
Side Note: You're avatar is identical to GitEmSteveDave's. I thought he was de-starred or something, but nope. It's a different commenter. You should change it.
@jetRink: I downloaded it awhile back, moved to a new place, got sidetracked playing Civ4 while I was unaccessed to internet, got internet back, now all I'm doing is playing Civ4 still.
Best $200 dollars you can spend (other than in a stripclub), and not nearly as scary as even a medium-speed rollercoaster once you are actually in the air. A bit breezy though.
@njdevil 2-Revenge of the Fallen: I always wanted to ask the instructors if their customers have ever said or done anything really weird while strapped to them, ie: sart peeing uncontrollably, "i can really feel your size", et cetera
@Facebook: I've had some good times hanging out with friends, drinking beers, and quizzically, enjoying some of the best buffalo wings i've ever had, at a topless bar.
Perhaps it was the combination of beer, boobs and ladies pretending to fawn over me, that messed with my reward centers...but good times to be had, at least once in a lifetime.
Haven't been in a long while since we all got married/committed and it'd be creepy to go alone.
@Facebook: Maybe good food isn't a guarantee, but a bar is a bar regardless of the waitress's clothes or lack thereof... good alcohol should be available unless it's a really crappy place.
@njdevil 2-Revenge of the Fallen: I've always wanted to go, but I have an incredibly hard time breathing in the wind... Even like sticking my head out of a moving car window, I can't breath at all.
@njdevil 2-Revenge of the Fallen: I jumped (fell) with my friend when we were eighteen. He went out first. I think the scariest part of the whole thing was watching him lean out and then vanish.
We both couldn't stop smiling for the rest of the day. It's just so cool. Loud, scary, surreal, beautiful.
@Facebook: With strip clubs, the objectification is right there in the open, so to speak, with both parties knowingly taking part in it. There is no trickery involved, it is exactly what it prescribes itself to be, and it has never advertised itself as something tasteful.
On the flipside, I personally feel that the objectification of women is more rampant, subversive, and dangerous when it comes popular media, fashion and their related marketing, under the guise of being "empowering". Fashion industry in particular.
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