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Sundered and fallen
Enemy: "Misses."
Cleric 1: "I swing, and miss."
Cleric 2: "I swing, and miss."
Cleric 3: "I swing, and miss."
Cleric 4: "I swing, and miss."
Enemy: "Misses."
Cleric 1: "I swing, and miss."
Cleric 2: "I swing, and miss."
Cleric 3: "I swing, and miss."
Cleric 4: "I swing, and miss."
Enemy: "Hits cleric #2 for 4 points of damage."
Cleric 1: "I channel positive energy, de-selecting the enemy. Six points back to everyone."
Cleric 2: "I swing, and miss."
Cleric 3: "I swing, and miss."
Cleric 4: "I swing, and miss."
Enemy: "Misses."
Cleric 1: "I swing, and miss."
Cleric 2: "I swing, and miss."
Cleric 3: "I swing, and hit! 2 points damage."
Cleric 4: "I swing, and miss."
Enemy: "Misses."
Sounds like 85% of watching a baseball game unfold! (well, except for that damage stuff)
Than mrs otyugh
You know quite not as much now,
Do you, Mister Jones?
(just HAD to sneak in a Bob Dylan reference)
Paizo has put out a critical hits app and a fumbles app, at fine app retailers everywhere.
Smoke & Mirrors is among the finest collections of short stories I've ever had the pleasure of reading. Sandman was my intro...mesmerizing!
As DM, if there is a puzzle for the players to solve or some certain sorta way they need to do certain things in order to achieve a result, if they come up with a plausible method for achieving said result...even if I set it up to where there was only ONE way a puzzle could be solved and they tackle it in another way entirely... I try to act pleasantly surprised and respond with "yes, that's exactly it! You hear the clinking and churning of gears as the massive stone doors slowly slide open...."
Think of it as though Indiana Jones had come up with another way of locating the Well of Souls other than using the headpiece of the Staff of Ra in the map room. If that were one of my players, and their method was innovative, inventive and entertaining enough, not only would I have granted success, but led them to believe that that was the proper course for the task all along. This is also true of interactions with NPCs and the like, as well as the players' long-term and short-term plan-making abilities. Bend to their will and ideas if they're clever...give a little, but make it look like they've cleverly guessed your intended solutions.
I throw a lot of Alundra/Zelda-type puzzles at my players. If they acquire powerful magics or artifacts in the course of the campaign, so be it...have fun with that, guys (sincerely)... but don't think you can get away with ALWAYS relying on your shiny new toys to traverse the traps and puzzles or influence the proper NPCs to get the ball rolling in the right direction.
But in the end it's absolutely a cooperative thing going on. To me, it HAS to be. If they're not having fun, why are they going to show back up? If I'm not having fun, why even bother at all?
Victim of Conan O'Brien's hair salon
Barakka from Mortal Kombat after a bar binge
He who vomits forth spirits.
I think the GM can do whatever he or she pleases in the campaign world, and, to a degree, the rules. However, i think there is a blurb about houserules in the introductory chapter of the core rule book...something about GM and players being on the same page with any changes to cut down on confusion and arguments? GM fiat has been a longstanding rock to hide behind for GMs making questionable or iffy decisions about rules and campaign development alike. If a GM wants to abuse that, then I guess he's going to abuse it. Now, that having been said, whether or not that GM will have regular players for any length of time is another matter entirely.
If you can capture their imaginations and your group of younglings is having a blast, then you are already a great GM. Hi, and welcome to the hobby, Jon!
Watching the tail-end of the Storage Wars marathon on A&E... that Barry fella cracks me up. Kinda reminds me of an uncle I once had. Come to think of it, I still have him!
No, I don't think you're being the asshat. I understand the need to cut up and try stupid ideas and fudge some dice rolls every now and again for the sake of occasional comic relief, but if you're not going to take the game at least a little seriously ("you" meaning them, not YOU, nullvoid), why even bother to DM or play in the first place? Why wouldn't they just trash-talk around a video game console?
Denim, what type of pen and what size point did you use? Did it threaten to smear?
I have played this with a group of 4 that have just completed session #4. It is very character/background driven.... There is alot built into character creation dealing with parents and their professions, mentors and their influences and the like... Alot of CC is about "answer these questions to see what kind of choices we can point you toward" followed by questions about how you would react to your friends being attacked, whether you like to pack-rat items or not, and whether you value and respect authority. There is also a heavy slant toward professions and callings, with plenty of opportunities for things such as mapping, brewing, foraging, and weather-sniffing. It really is a unique and very pleasant experience... a wonderful change of pace!
I will third Savage Worlds, but also, take a look at Wayfarers.
The guys who designed this thing did so as a labor of love, and it really shows. The book is amazing (newer mechanics but with an old-school look using the same font, "Futura", that Gygax used in 1stEd). It basically takes the d20 OGL concept and turns it into a heavily skill-driven system in which your character gets to pick and choose his combat and/or magic capabilities. Essentially, what these guys have done is picked apart all the nifty class features and feats and skills and put them on a buffet for the player so that he/she can pick and choose them like building blocks in a point-buy system... BUT, their take on magic and spells is really unique, intriguing, and just plain fun!
Sounds plausible, thenobledrake! I do have a tendency towards over-thinking these things.... In looking over the errata just now to bring the Core Book from the 3rd to the 5th printing, it all looks like such minor tweaks anyway!
Pathfinder 2e?? Good lord! I'm still just looking forward to the Advanced Race Guide and getting my hands on the Inner Sea book at this point!
Sure, when 5e comes out, and I mean actually COMES OUT where I can flip through it on a store shelf (and it is still only in the playtest stage at this point, so that's probably over a year away), I will take a look at it... maybe even shell out $40 for a PHB just so I can flip through it with time and the comforts of home, but will any of that stop PF from being awesome and suiting my group's needs with utter satisfaction? Nope...... Nope.
Off-topic but actually somewhat related:
These 1st ed. AD&D core book reprints sound intriguing (although I'd like to see what the new covers are going to look like)!:
Hello all! What methods do you guys use to handle the errata of the various rulebooks?
I have been torn the past few days on whether or not to switch to PDF and take advantage of the loooooow $9.99 prices of the hardbacks' PDFs, and thereby ALWAYS have the most current "printings" at my disposal.
That having been said, I don't know if I am ready to give up the aesthetic/tactile feel of hefting an actual tome in my hand and being able to flip through the pages of a physical copy. Plus, I don't have hundreds of dollars to invest in a tablet to make the PDFs truly portable (nor do I wish to have to hunt for an electrical outlet to plug my "books" into if I should take my big 'ol laptop to a session).
So, how to best handle errata? One idea I had was to take and fold a printout of the most recent errata for a given book and make a small pencil mark next to each page number of the relevant pages in my hardback, so that when I get to that page in my reading, I know to pull the folded print-out I've tucked into the front cover for referencing.
I guess I was just wondering if anyone else used such a method or if there were any other ideas? I read somewhere on the Savage Worlds forums about a guy who used some sort of SUPER-fine-tipped marker or pen and actually wrote-in the corrections where they would go. Two problems with this, however: I have no idea what pen or marker would be the best for the type of semi-gloss paper Paizo uses, and... some of the errata from the printouts would require penning an entire paragraph or more!
Advice? Suggestions? Practicalities? Thanks in advance!
Oh my good damn! None too shabby! Even contains plenty of golem and undead counters for the ol' battle grid :-)
A single-classed character doesn't add anything. The chart is what he gets. His BAB is +1 at 1st level, +2 at 2nd level, +3 at 3rd level, etc; basically his BAB is the same as his level.
The reason the "+" is there is because that's what BAB is: a bonus. You "add" that number to your attack rolls.
A single-classed character doesn't add anything. The chart is what he gets. His BAB is +1 at 1st level, +2 at 2nd level, +3 at 3rd level, etc; basically his BAB is the same as his level.
The reason the "+" is there is because that's what BAB is: a bonus. You "add" that number to your attack rolls.
Thanks guys, I sincerely appreciate the help. Yes, I get that you add the number to your attack roll. I guess I was justgetting confused because a single-class character doesn't stack his bonuses (just takes the new level's bonus) while multi-classing characters get to stack any new bonuses... still a little confusing but I guess it'll all work itself out.
Thanks again for taking the time to help a total 3.5 rookie.
EDIT to say: Ya know what? Now that I read all the posts, it seems like nothing could be simpler. Thanks to all! I'm a little bit embarrassed now... the simple little word "add" in the multiclassing section threw my mind into a needless tizzy.
In the specific example (Fighter 5 about to become Fighter 5/Wizard1), you would add to the BAB of +5 (from Fighter 5) the BAB for a Wizard 1 (+0) getting a BAB for the Ftr5/Wiz1 of +5.
Hope that helps.
In the specific example (Fighter 5 about to become Fighter 5/Wizard1), you would add to the BAB of +5 (from Fighter 5) the BAB for a Wizard 1 (+0) getting a BAB for the Ftr5/Wiz1 of +5.
Hope that helps.
Well, again my confusion stems from the fact that they are telling me to ADD these bonuses, throwing me off in regards to how it applies to progression in general, not just multiclassing. If you add the bonuses, wouldn't the 2nd level fighter (just a fighter, no other classes) have a B.A.B. of +3 instead of +2? Do you add for multiclassing ONLY and not for same-class progression? I'm sorry, I'm so confused.
Hi guys, I'm a complete newbie at 3.5 and have a question about multiclassing which I hope hasn't been asked a dozen times already. In the new hardcover core rulebook, the multiclassing section of the "Classes" chapter states:
"He adds all of the hit points, base attack bonuses, and saving throw bonuses from a 1st-level wizard on top of those gained from being a 5th-level fighter."
My confusion is this: I assumed, from looking at the class advancement charts, that base attack bonuses and saving throws were set at the specific level and did not "add". For example, looking at the fighter, it says that the 1st level base attack bonus is +1 and the 2nd level B.A.B. is +2. I just assumed that this meant that the B.A.B. becomes +2 at 2nd level, NOT that you add the +2 to the +1 for a 2nd level B.A.B. of +3.
Am I reading the progression charts wrong? According to the multiclassing rules, you add these bonuses together from level to level.
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Haunted Battlefield: Little Big Horn
Montana, June 25th, 1876, Lt. Colonel George Armstrong Custer led his men into battle against the Native Americans lead by Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse. There is still a little mystery over exactly what happened because no one from Custer's side survived to tell the tale. This battle will go down in history as the Battle of Little Big Horn or Custer's Last Stand, it will be considered one of the worst U.S. military defeats in history and today many believe that battlefield is one of the most haunted places in America?
All 261 men as well as Custer himself died that day. Their bodies were mutilated, stripped, scalped and left lying in the field. Reports say that between 50 and 100 Native Americans were also killed but their bodies were removed from the battleground. When help finally arrived, the slain men were identified as best as they could be and buried. The Indians believed that the mutilated bodies of the soldiers were doomed to walk the earth forever, maybe they were right.
Paranormal activity has not just been reported from the battlefield itself but also from the Stone house built for the Superintendent of the park in 1894, the visitor's center as well as in an apartment near the battlegrounds.
Footsteps have been reported by many people in the Stone house and upon investigating, no one was there. An apparition of a women has been reported coming down the stairs, load bangs have been heard coming from locked rooms as well as ghosts of soldiers disfigured and missing limbs have been claimed to been seen. The visitor's center has had claims of voices and lights mysteriously being turned on and off as well as a report from an employee claiming to have seen a ghost dressed as a soldier in the basement.
A former park ranger recalls seeing two Indian warriors dressed for battle atop their horses looking over the bluff above the battlefield. Visitors have seen soldiers marching across the field, Indians on horseback riding into battle, gun fire, and sounds of men screaming as they have toured the grounds.
One of the most interesting stories comes from Christine Hope, an employee, while she was staying in apartment near the battlefield in the mid 1980's. She reported that she awoke one night in the wee hours of the morning and saw a man sitting in the kitchen. She described the man as having a painful expression on his face and a handlebar mustache.
Later she came across a picture of Lt. Benjamin Hodgson and recognized him as the man sitting in her kitchen. Hodgson was a member of Company B and died in the battle. Hodgson has been claimed to have been seen a couple times at the Stone House since that encounter.
There have been recent claims of paranormal activity at the park from visitors as well as employees. Taps on shoulders, rangers seeing movement out the corner of their eyes and no one around, Indian war cry's as well as moans and screams. It seems the participants in the Battle of Little Big Horn still have something to say.
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There has been too many sightings of ghost, from all over the world for them to be lying.
I grew up in a house that my uncle shot himself in. I never saw him, but my sister-in-law, who never met him did.
The massacre was so complete and many soldiers died so horribly that theres got to be spirits roaming the battlefield.
Had the most extraordinary experience when my family visited Little Bighorn in the summer of 2011. We had visited the sites of the park, viewed General Custer's headstone, and walked around a bit. We were on our way to another location and this was merely a side-trip so we weren't going to spend much time, but my husband wanted to do the auto-loop, so we got into the truck and headed off towards the south. We were following a few other cars.
I became aware of a very heavy pressure on my chest about this time, something I had not really experienced before. I began to feel horribly nauseous and this overwhelming feeling of someone being VERY angry at me for being there. I said to my husband several times, "Please, let's just turn around and leave!" Eventually he did turn around about 3/4 of a mile into the route. At this point the external urge to leave for me was becoming awful: I actually said out loud, "OK, OK, we're leaving!" This presence was very palpable and angry, and I was afraid. This beautiful sunny summer day and we were being forced to leave!
My daughters, without knowing what I was experiencing, started saying, "Mom, my chest feels really weird…I don't feel good…can we get out of here?" All the while I kept thinking we had to go, and yesterday! I kept hearing, "You should never have come here." Well, not in so many words but the meaning was the same. What I felt was DEFINITELY a Native American. This man was angry we were there, angry at having died, angry at everything. We were definitely trespassing and he was showing us the door!
We drove off and I continued to have the heavy pressure on my chest (NOT a heart attack!) and that overwhelming feeling of someone being intensely angry at me. In fact, I believe that warrior rode with me/us all the way to the border–three hours! When we left the state, the pain subsided immediately.
I understand the significance of the site and I am glad I visited, but I will NEVER return. Ever. Scariest experience ever! I have not experienced a whole lot of psychic activity in my life (a little, but never like this) so I'm no expert, but I can tell you what my daughters and I experienced that August day, 2011, was something I never want repeated. Even viewing the pictures makes the hairs on my head stand up and causes me to avoid them.
I had a feeling of someone telling me to hurry up and leave. It wasn't a threat but an insistent feeling I got to leave immediately. On Reno's hill I got an overwhelming feeling of confusion and fear. These feelings subsided immediately after leaving Reno's hill.

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One-key mounting solution, useful whether you have just one mount or several. Supports all mounts currently in game, sensibly chooses/randomizes between what you have. Bind a key and hit it to mount/unmount or shapeshift/deshift, or use '/click GoGoButton' in a macro.
Spell support:
- Supports Shaman and Druid travel forms - in combat as well
Autodismount support:
Dismounts you automagically when clicking on herbs/ores or using offensive spells/abilities. Use '/gogo auto' to toggle this on/off.
Preferred mounts support:
You can assign one or more preferred mounts for each zone. Use '/gogo MountLink' to add pref. Use '/gogo clear' to clear prefs for current zone. Warning: GoGoMount will always use your zone specific preferred mounts even if you have faster ones.
You can also assign one or more preferred mounts globally. Enable the option "Preferred mount changes apply to global setting" and the zone specific preferences and commands are applied to the global preferences.
Excluded mount support:
You can exclude mounts that you never ever want to see. Use '/gogo exclude MountLink' to add a mount to the exclusions list. Use the same command to remove a mount from the exclusions list.
The GoGoMount manual with more details can be found here. (http://wow.curseforge.com/projects/gogomount/pages/manual/)
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Bingles1717 May 20, 2016 at 19:50 UTC - 0 likes
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Looks like formatting got pretty messed up.
I deleted lines 802 and 803. In their place I added these:
local mountIDs = C_MountJournal.GetMountIDs()
for i, id in pairs(mountIDs) do
local _, SpellID, _, _, isUsable, _, _, isFactionSpecific, faction, _, isCollected, _= C_MountJournal.GetMountInfoByID(id)
Bingles1717 May 20, 2016 at 19:47 UTC - 0 likes
Looks like Blizzard changed some functions in C_MountJournal which breaks GoGo on 7.0. Specifically lines 803 in GoGoMount.lua.
I'm currently running with a slightly modified version which seems to work. Here's the diff:
if (GetNumCompanions("MOUNT") >= 1) then - for slot = 1, C_MountJournal.GetNumMounts(),1 do - local _, SpellID, _, _, isUsable, _, _, isFactionSpecific, faction, _, isCollected = C_MountJournal.GetMountInfo(slot) + local mountIDs = C_MountJournal.GetMountIDs() + for i, id in pairs(mountIDs) do + local _, SpellID, _, _, isUsable, _, _, isFactionSpecific, faction, _, isCollected, _ = C_MountJournal.GetMountInfoByID(id)Related ticket: #855
rogomatic Nov 15, 2015 at 16:21 UTC - 0 likes
Hi :)
I tend to play alliance but have just returned to a neglected horde character and one thing that has popped into my mind is that I have missed my horde only mounts.
Is it possible for you to add a "faction specific" or "horde/alliance only" option like you have the "disable flying mounts in a no-fly zone"? It would be super to enjoy the mounts that I don't see very often :)
Thanking you for your consideration :)
GarrickChance Aug 18, 2015 at 05:27 UTC - 0 likes
LOL sorry I missed that. If you need help testing it I will be happy to.
GarrickChance Aug 17, 2015 at 03:38 UTC - 0 likes
I came across an interesting bug the other day.
It seems that in Nagrand(WoD), if you set your outpost-perk mount that you can fight on as your only zone favorite (and why wouldn't you? you can fight on the thing so you just have to summon it once and you're golden), then you won't be able to summon any mounts in Nagrand(BC). I assume this is because the addon doesn't differentiate between the two different versions of Nagrand.
Or at least that's the case with the Horde mount, the Frostwolf War Wolf. I haven't tested it Alliance side to see if the same problem applies.Last edited Aug 17, 2015 by GarrickChance
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Finding toys that are just right for sitting up babies and toddlers can be difficult. The Cruise and Groove Ballapalooza fills the bill. You'll need space for this large "making something happen" toy that both older babies and toddlers will enjoy exploring. There are two different ways for the big balls to go from the top of the structure to the base. Of course at first, you'll be making it happen--but soon enough your toddler will enjoy making the balls drop again and again. The small green "gate" will be another aspect of the toy your child will enjoy pushing back and forth. There is also an arch for babies to go under. There is music that happily you can turn off and still enjoy the toy. A definite plus in our book. The tripod design of the base makes the toy steady but of course a cruising baby will still need a watchful hand. Our older toddler twin testers loved how the ball could be placed at the top so that it bounces off a platform onto the ramp: "high marks for innovative design." Comes with 8 oversized balls so if two end up under the sofa, you're not out of business.
SNAP: This is big enough to satisfy slightly older kids who may not have the dexterity for more complex ball runs and tracks. Though our testers found this pretty steady, you may want to stabilize it with some tape to the floor. This is not just a good social toy that two or more can use, it is a great hands on setting for dexterity, tracking, color concepts and language.
Age: Infants, Toddlers. Award Year: 2012. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
A surprisingly muted set of cardboard blocks designed with Eric Carle's images. There are images to name and know, colors to know, objects to count and numerals and letters. Basically, they will be fun for toddlers to stack in size order with help and even more fun to knock over. As for nesting them, that will come even later. Marked 6 months and up, but we�d say this is a better choice for 18 months and up.
SNAP: A sturdy set of cardboard blocks make basic gear for languge games of knowing and naming as well as friendly way to work on size order. Start with two blocks instead of the whole set and gradually add more pieces.
Age: Toddlers. Award Year: 2012.
A classic toy for developing dexterity as well as imagination. Toddlers love sliding the colorful beads over the maze of wires. Safely tethered, the colored beads and rings are fun to move up, up, up and see them slip and slide down. This is a good manipulative plaything. Children often turn the beads into cars, people, animals or whatever they choose to imagine as they move them up and over. It's also a great plaything that opens the way to color names, sizes (the beads are of differing sizes) and even simple counting. There are ten beads on each of the maze wires. 24 months & up.
SNAP: Use this for developing fine motor skills as well as counting and color concepts.
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A classic bead maze that will get a lot of action. This is a smaller version than the Ring-around-a-Posy version with five wires. This one has just three wires that twist and turn and fewer beads. That said, it is probably a better choice for younger toddlers. There are big, medium and smaller beads for little hands to spin and turn over the colorful wires. Safely tethered, they give kids the chance to handle small beads that would otherwise be off limits. A classic plaything that develops fine motor skills, imagination, color concepts and even counting. 24 months & up.
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Push the light switch on top of the mountain and watch the little cars speed down the spiral runway. Add the plastic boulders and they can chase the two little cars that can stick together or run solo. There's a switch on the runway to release the boulders separately from the cars. Loaded with batteries the lights will flash and sounds will be activated. However, kids will enjoy this with or without the sounds and lights. 18 months & up.
SNAP: A winning choice for learning about cause and effect and a sense of success as they use the two different actions to make thing happen. The cars do go too fast for tracking with ease, but they do invite some pretend play as well as plenty of pleasure from repetition.
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A two-sided toy with fast click-clack segmented car that runs down the track on one side and a ball run on the other side. The ball run moved slower for tracking, while the little segmented car whizzes on down. Toddlers love the repetition of this kind of toy. They can play this with sound effects, music, or with the sound switch off. Just the motion of the car or balls produces sounds. There is also a most welcome volume control switch. A great 1st birthday gift! 12 months-2.
SNAP: A good choice for visual tracking, since the ball run moves slower than most. This is one of those toys that develops dexterity as well as hands on experience with cause and effect.
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Ten sturdy cardboard blocks to stack or nest in size order. They are illustrated with baby faces, each with a distinctive expression. There is a space to slip in a photo of your baby, as well. Our eight-month old tester loved examining the babies and their adorable faces. She also liked knocking down the stacks we built for her and peek a boo games we played by nesting one block over another. 8 months & up.
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Ten colorful nesting blocks by storybook illustrator, Melissa Sweet, are covered with birds, bugs, and other wildlife. The top of each is emblazoned with a numeral. Knowing and naming all these creatures will be a challenge to most toddlers and preschoolers. Yet, there's something to be said for stretching the vocabulary beyond the usual farm and zoo animals. For starters these will be fun to put in size order and knock them down. This is just one of the many handsome Tot Towers from this maker. Also charming in this nest and stacking format, a set of Alphabet blocks or a Read To Me set with short sentences about each item pictured. 2 & up. The company has signed a verification form complying with our safety requirements. We did not independently test this toy in a lab.
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Like other products in their line, these "Green Start" blocks are made form 98% recycled materials and have a special brown cardboard look. The graphics are colorful and handsome, giving a new look to a classic set of stacking and nesting blocks. Use these for reinforcing color concepts as well as shapes, letters and numbers. Stack them up or fit them into a nest, it's a hands-on way to learn about size order and problem solving. As with most classic style toys these will be used by over a long time at varying levels of discovery from toddlers to early school years. The company has signed a verification form complying with our safety requirements. We did not independently test this toy in a lab.
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Little hands will be busy opening the doors for peek-a-boo sightings of firefighter, baker, postal worker and doctor; sliding the beads on a maze on top, moving vehicles up and watching them zoom down, twisting the tops and bottoms of fanciful creatures to match up parts and whole images, and twirling all of the letters of the alphabet. Don't worry about teaching your baby the letters, but looking at the images on the back of each letter will develop some knowing and naming language. This is a fresh take on a classic toy that develops dexterity, eye-hand coordination, language and independent play. The all-wooden cube is scaled perfectly for young toddlers. It is 16" H x 12" W x 12" D and handsomely finished with smooth sides and bright eye-appealing graphics. Here is a perfect choice for that big first birthday present! 1 & up.
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Ashley Tisdale did a shoot for the September issue of Nylon magazine with her friend and co-star Aly Michalka. Ashley wore a pair of vintage Lee shorts (above) and a pair of Current/Elliott suspender shorts. Aly wore some Current/Elliott jeans (above) and a pair of J Brand skinny jeans. These girls really love their denim!
I included the 3 images of them wearing denim but if you want to read the interview you can check out the scans on Miss Tisdale or pick up the magazine. Thanks to Miss Tisdale for these scans as well! I love Ashley's style so much! I'm really beginning to like Aly's as well now.
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The spring issue of "Dedicated" is now online and introduces readers to other parts of the world.
Annette Harrison, Ph.D., professor of intercultural studies, shares what her Bible translation teams learned in Africa and how those lessons can enhance ministries at home.
Mark Jacobson, D.Min., professor of biblical studies, describes his explorations of the other biblical land, Jordan. That nation contains many important and beautiful sites for the Christian explorer that are often forgotten when Bible events are discussed.
Greg Trull, Ph.D., dean of the School of Ministry, writes a review of "The Baker Illustrated Guide to Everyday Life in Bible Times." This is a fresh resource by John Beck for those interested in discovering how biblical characters lived and how that helps us understand the Scripture's message.
Gary Derickson, Ph.D., professor of biblical studies, recommends "Four Views on the Role of Works at the Final Judgment," edited by Alan Stanley. This is a good resource for pastors and teachers looking for insight into issues of works and grace.
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Fully renovated apartment located at a walking distance from the square Marquês de Pombal and the Parque Eduardo VII. You have also the sightseeing buses in the square as well as the Hop-on Hop-off bus to visit the city. If you like walking you can take a nice walk of 15-20min down the Avenida da Liberdade until the city center: Baixa-Chiado. You have small cafes with terraces along the avenue where you can take a coffe or get lunch. At the end of the avenue you have the Tourism Office where you can go get more information about what to do in the city.The closest supermarket is also at a walking distance from the apartment as well as bakeries and coffee shops. It is perfectly situated, close to the metro at Marques de Pombal and to other means of transport to commute to the historical or business centre of Lisbon.
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Large and trendy apartment in Lisbon with a shady patio garden. Located on the 1st floor of a 19th century building,the Bernardim Beige offers the ideal choice for a group of friends or 2 families seeking an elegant place to discover Lisbon. Not only will the space make you feel at ease but you will love the garden with the bougainvillea,a medlar tree and its typical calçada portuguesa, with the typical pebble pavement of Lisbon. If you are coming with friends, they can stay in one of the others apartments in the same building: Bernardim Blue and Bernardim White apartments. If you are coming to Lisbon for work or for holidays, the Bernardim Beige apartment will offer you everything you may need. It is perfectly situated, close to the metro at Marques de Pombal and to other means of transport to commute to the historical or business centre of Lisbon. The Bernardim Beige is a huge 200 m2 apartment freshly decorated with trendy colours. In each of the three bedrooms and in the 4th one in the alcove of the dining/living area there is a double bed and a bedside table. The lounge and dining area display very elegant furniture, armchairs, sofa-bed, dining table and chairs, all of which have been designed and created by a French designer in a very refined style. Other extra areas like a storage room and an office space with wifi connection are also at your disposal. One of the bathrooms has a bath and the other one has a shower. The kitchen provides all of the necessary equipment for you to prepare your meals to enjoy either indoors or in the sun on the outside patio table. This apartment has individual radiators to warm up your winter stays and fans for the summer time. The apartment has a crib in the case of traveling with a baby, please if you want it prepared at your arrival please let us know at the time of the booking.
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Bedroom 1: 1x 0x 0x
Bedroom 2: 1x 0x 0x
Bedroom 3: 1x 0x 0x
Bedroom 4: 1x 0x 0x
Living Room: 1x
Baby Cot: Yes
Terrace Free Baby Cot
Wi-Fi Cable TV
Towels Provided Linens Provided
[accordion][toggle title="Other Information" state="closed"] Smoking: Yes Pets: No Wheelchair access: No Hourly Restrictions: 30€ Between 9pm and 8am Delivery of the keys: At the apartment[/toggle][/accordion]
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Room Type Apartment
Floor 1º
Size (m2) 200
Sleeps 9
Bedrooms 4
Bathrooms 2
Lift Yes
Min. Stay 3 Nights
Extra Person 10€
Cleaning Fee No
Payment 25%
Remaining Payment 75%
Damage Deposit 500€
City Lisbon
Neighborhood Marquês Pombal
Check-in Time 3:00 PM
Check-out Time 11:00 AM
Cancellation Policy Moderate
Very nice apartment in the middle of Lisbon. Short way to center and to highways for golfing in Cascais and Estoril.
Very weel suited for 4-5 guys who wants privacy and the collective times during breakfast and early evening.
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Thanks Meaty. I'm gonna post my "shredded" photos at some point, probably around my birthday (mid-June). I'm around 120 lbs right now. Seriously, not eating enough (1200-1500 calories) is probably what got me to lose weight. I don't recommend it because being hungry makes me pretty fucking cranky, but if I turn into a middle-aged fatty someday, well, it's an option.
What I want most is to get to a point where I can stop worrying about my weight and brain all the time. I want to just BE fit and mentally healthy. But I am still fairly fucked up.


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Traffic Talk: Public transportation can ease cost of travel
Just how much is the ever-increasing price of gasoline affecting your traveling? If you're like most of us, you're feeling it, and sometimes it causes you to cut back, or maybe even eliminate, trips.
At the very least, you may have thought about alternatives. Consider this:
"How much money do these oil companies need until they realize we can't afford them anymore? We've got three kids and the wife and I both work. Two of the kids will be driving age pretty soon and they are trying to save money to buy cars. But I told them they were going to have money for gas, too, and that could cost them as much in a year as they would pay for a decent car. We have to take the kids to their sports events and other necessary places and we've already cut back on anything that could be an 'extra' trip. It makes me want to consider bicycles, scooters, or something else, like maybe even a horse and buggy. Seriously. Enough is enough."
I hear you, Jay, and you certainly are not alone in your thinking. You can hear stories such as yours throughout the country from people who are ready for a deceleration of the price at the pump.
I recently had just read a story about pump prices expected to fall a bit when I noticed that the gas at the station I use had gone up a nickel a gallon. Two days later, it jumped another 9 cents. By the next week, it had climbed 13 cents more. By the next weekend, it had dropped 3 cents. I guess that was the "bit" of decline in prices that had been anticipated.
But then it really took off. Two days into the new week, it rose 12 cents a gallon. Five days later, it had climbed another 5 cents. By that weekend, it was up 8 cents more. And early the next week, it was up 3 cents additionally.
That's 47 cents a gallon in 20 days! I asked someone affiliated with the oil industry why the big rise. His response: "Because you and I will pay for it and use it."
His honesty didn't make me feel any better. Quite the opposite, actually, even though it was true.
Then, a news release from a national transportation agency crossed my path. OK, it came through my email.
"As gas prices rise, savings for public transit riders increase," the headline said. "Riding public transportation saves individuals $9,917 a year."
I read on.
"WASHINGTON, D.C. — For those dealing with the 30-cent increase in gas prices from last month, taking public transportation instead of driving can be your Silver Linings Playbook," the release began. Obviously, the writer didn't live where I do. Remember? The increase in my area was 47 cents a gallon.
Anyway ...
"According to the American Public Transportation Association's (APTA) February Transit Savings Report, individuals who ride public transportation instead of driving can save, on average, more than $826 this month, and $9,917 annually. These savings are based on the cost of commuting by public transportation compared to the cost of owning and driving a vehicle, which includes the Feb. 12, 2013, average national gas price ($3.60 per gallon, reported by AAA) and the national unreserved monthly parking rate."
"It's worthy of consideration," I thought to myself. Public transportation. Ride the bus.
Some public transportation rides are very inexpensive, others are totally free, a veteran rider told me. "And I don't have to get hit riding a bicycle in heavy traffic or buy a horse and buggy," I thought.
Saving money — and fuel — by using public transportation has other benefits. That makes other journeys affordable.
It's worth considering.
By the way ...
If your city or town has public transportation, check it out and you just might make the ride.
To calculate your individual savings, with or without car ownership, go to www.publictransportation.org.
Enjoy your week and drive safely.


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Pros: This is really the only way to play Gran Turismo. Outstanding control, the wheel (when it's working) feels nice. The shifter and pedals are great too. Plenty of buttons to map things to. Supposedly works well with PC driving sims too, but I can't confirm this for myself.
Cons: I only got to use it maybe 5 or 6 times before it stopped working. Steering wheel no longer calibrates itself on startup, can't control the car with it. The face buttons still function normally, but the wheel itself doesn't work at all.
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Makes racing games a lot more fun.
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Pros: Came promptly in 3 days and is easy enough to set up at first. Connect everything to the steering wheel and connect the USB to your PC or PS3 and you are off. Lots of games support this even if on the basic level like just the wheel and maybe paddle shifters the ones that support the clutch and 6 speed shifter is a tad smaller. I mainly play Gran Turismo 5 and DiRT 3 and both games support everything and it's a blast to play. Build quality is excellent even for a refurbished product I couldn't really tell. The steering still feels tight and doesn't go off center yet.
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An Episcopal priest selected to deliver the closing prayer — or benediction — at President Obama's inaugural ceremony at the U.S. Capitol on Monday was one of the leaders in 2009 of an interfaith group of clergy that campaigned for D.C.'s same-sex marriage law.
Rev. Luis Leon, pastor of St. John's Episcopal Church at Lafayette Square, also known as the Church of the Presidents, served on the Steering Committee for D.C. Clergy United for Marriage Equality.
Article continues belowThe group has been credited with boosting support for the same-sex marriage bill among people of faith as it made its way through the D.C. City Council, which passed the measure in December 2009.
The Presidential Inaugural Committee invited Leon to deliver the inaugural benediction after Pastor Louie Giglio of Passion City Church in Georgia, who was initially invited to give the benediction, withdrew from that role after news surfaced that he expressed anti-gay views in the 1990s.
Reports that Giglio had advocated for "ex-gay" therapy intended to change people's sexual orientation from gay to straight and that he urged Christians to prevent the "homosexual lifestyle" from being accepted in society prompted LGBT activists to raise strong concern over his selection.
At the time Leon joined the steering committee of D.C. Clergy United for Marriage Equality, he signed a joint statement released by the group saying, "We declare that our faith calls us to affirm marriage equality for loving same-sex couples… We therefore affirm the right of loving same-gender couples to enter into such relationships on an equal basis with loving heterosexual couples."


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Danny: [Danny has just scored a date with Theresa and runs into some funeral attendees] Yeah! Oh... sorry... but I just got lucky in there with a girl.
[funeral attendees look shocked]
Danny: Not in that way... she does everybody in there... not in that way. But she probably did that guy there... I gotta go.
Danny: I'll pick you up at seven. Where do you live?
Theresa: Here.
Danny: With the stiffs?
Theresa: Um, my father and I have an apartment upstairs.
Danny: Oh! Yeah, sure! That's uh... convenient!
Danny: [to save time, Danny and Sal decide to transport a corpse out a sixth floor window via a fire hose but the hose turns out to be too short] I guess we have to bring him back up.
Salvatore Buonarte: I'm not bringing him back up here, he's too damn heavy!
Danny: Well, what do you suggest we do?
Salvatore Buonarte: Cut the hose.
Danny: [shocked] Cut the hose?
Salvatore Buonarte: Yeah, let him fall.
Danny: To the ground?
Salvatore Buonarte: Yeah!
Danny: A fall like that could kill a guy!
Salvatore Buonarte: He's dead for Chrissake! He's not gonna mind!
Nick Acropolis: Rose! Rose, I am trying again. Will you please accept these flowers?
Rose: I don't want them. And I don't date Greeks.
Nick Acropolis: You know, you and I could make each other so happy. Greek men are great lovers.
Rose: And Greek men never bathe.
Nick Acropolis: I bathe twice a day! Three times! When I do my sit-ups. Feel that stomach. Hard like an eighteen-year-old's. Come on, feel it!
Rose: I'm not feeling anything of yours.
[repeated line]
Danny: Sometimes it's good to be a cop.
Father Strapovic: You feel threatened by Theresa.
Rose: Threatened?
Father Strapovic: Yes. See, she's taking up a lot of Danny's time, so you're feeling threatened that she's trying to steal your son.
Rose: What?
Father Strapovic: Rose, I know you realize it's the nineties, I'm just not sure you realize it's the *nineteen* nineties.
Danny: I suppose you're proud of yourself.
Rose: Just telling it like it is.
Danny: That's been your excuse for the last 67 years.
Rose: My excuse?
Danny: Your excuse for hurting people whenever the hell you feel like it!
Rose: I don't hurt people.
Danny: Oh no? I guess you didn't hurt Aunt Dolly on her wedding day when you said she looked like a, uh, a cheap Las Vegas hooker.
Rose: Well, did you see the wedding dress? The back of it was cut right down to here. You could see the crack of her - Well, it was indecent.
Danny: And I guess you didn't hurt cousin Jerry when you called his German wife a Nazi who probably slept with Hitler.
Rose: Well, there's no proof that she didn't.
Danny: [prepares for the big one] I guess you never hurt dad, either.
Rose: [shuts the fridge door, stern] I *never* hurt your father, ever.
Danny: Florsheim Shoes?
Rose: [surprised] How do you know about that?
Danny: You came home late. You were arguing and I woke up. I was scared. I didn't know what was going on, so I listened in at the door.
Rose: A little spy.
Danny: Come on, I was only 12.
Rose: Spy!
Danny: Florsheim Shoes was his big account. He worked on that for over two-and-a-half years.
Rose: Danny.
Danny: You blew it for him in one night.
Rose: Danny, don't.
Danny: And all he had to do was sign a deal at dinner. One fancy schmancy dinner with the VP from Florsheim.
Rose: [attempts to leave the kitchen] I'm going to bed.
Danny: [blocks her way out] No, you're not. Everything was fine that evening. Dinner was perfect. Dad had him at the palm of his hand. Until you decided it was time to tell it like it is.
Rose: I was right. I still stand by what I said.
Danny: You called dad's bosses filthy Jew shylocks!
Rose: They never gave him a raise. Not in 12 years. Not one Christmas bonus.
Danny: Ma, the vice president of Florsheim and his wife were Jewish!
Rose: Well, how was I supposed to know? They didn't look Jewish. I wasn't talking about them. They took it personal.
Danny: You lost the account for him! $450,000 to the company! He's lucky he didn't lose his job!
Rose: Your father *never* stood up to his bosses. It was time somebody set the record straight.
Danny: That night was the only time I ever heard my father cry. And still to this day, you still tell it like it is.
Rose: I don't mean to hurt people. Really.
[Danny scoffs at her and heads to the front door]
Rose: Where are you going?
Danny: To Halstead. A friend of mine owns a jewelry shop. He owes me a favor. I'm gonna make him open up his store. Then I'm gonna buy the biggest engagement ring I can afford. Then I'm gonna ask Theresa Luna to be my wife. Just telling it like it is, ma.
[he exits]
Rose: Oh, that's a lovely dress you wearing.
Danny: Isn't it?
Theresa: Oh, thank you!
Rose: Even though it is a little big on top.
Danny: Ma!
Rose: Well, it is, you said so yourself.
Danny: Ma!
Theresa: No, no that's a problem I have, I'm not really that endowed on top.
Danny: No, no, no, no, no.
Rose: You're built like a thirteen year old boy.
Rose: I had a Pollock friend once. She was incredibly stupid...
Danny: Don't do this, Ma.
Rose: ...Julie Kapowski. She was the stupidest woman that I ever knew. She believed that black cows...
Rose: ...black cows squirted chocolate milk!
Doyle: If I'd gotten married, I wouldn't be where I am now.
Spats: In a tavern?
Doyle: Free! Living like a king!
Spats: You live at the Y.


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Brandon Marshall underwent arthroscopic surgery on his hip Jan. 15. He began running in a pool two weeks ago and began running on the field last week, according to Sean Jensen of the Sun-Times. The typical recovery time for such a procedure is about six to seven weeks, but Marshall is taking advantage of the offseason to get an extended recovery period.
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Record High: European Jobless Rates Show North-South Rift
Unemployment in the euro zone hit 12 percent in February, its highest level since the creation of the euro, according to data released on Tuesday. It provided further evidence that the debt crisis has driven a wedge between the stable north and the struggling south in the 17-member currency bloc.
Euro-zone unemployment data released on Tuesday provided yet further evidence of the widening economic rift between the stable north and the struggling south.
In the 17-nation bloc, 19.07 million were registered as unemployed, Eurostat estimated. In the full 27-member European Union, the unemployment rate rose to 10.9 percent from 10.8 percent.
The difference between the northern and southern euro member states is striking. Austria, Germany and Luxembourg had jobless rates of 4.8 percent, 5.4 percent and 5.5 percent respectively, while Greece and Spain were the hardest hit with rates of over 26 percent each. Portugal's unemployment stood at 17.5 percent.
The debt crisis is hitting young people particularly hard. In Greece, more than one in two people aged under 25 is without work -- a staggering rate of 58.4 percent. In Spain, the rate is 55.7 percent, followed by Portugal with 38.2 percent and Italy at 37.8 percent.
Economic powerhouse Germany has the lowest youth unemployment at 7.7 percent. The average rate for the euro zone was 23.9 percent in Feburary, down slightly from January.
A Threat to Global Competitiveness
The figures are likely to reinforce criticism by many politicians and economists that the austerity approach to tackling the debt crisis isn't working.
The bailout of Cyprus agreed to last week is expected to plunge yet another euro-zone member into a deep recession. Economists say the Cypriot economy could shrink 10 percent this year, with thousands of job losses, as a result of the deposit levy and enforced scaling down of the island's banking sector, one of its main industries.
China's GDP is growing at around 8 percent a year. The US economy grew 2.2 percent in 2012 and should expand 1.7 percent in 2013, the International Monetary Fund predicts.
The euro zone, meanwhile, contracted by 0.6 percent in 2012 and is expected to shrink again, by 0.3 percent, this year.
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Obviously a labor of love for all parties involved, "Noelle" is an engagingly low-key, Christian-skewing indie that could score respectable B.O. as well-timed holiday season counterprogramming.
Obviously a labor of love for all parties involved, "Noelle" is an engagingly low-key, Christian-skewing indie that could score respectable B.O. as well-timed holiday season counterprogramming. Multihyphenate David Wall's uplifting drama risks ruffling a few feathers with elements that could be interpreted by some Catholics as insensitive, if not insulting. (Ironically, pic opened the same weekend as the much heavier-hyped "The Golden Compass," target of a boycott organized by the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights.) Overall, though, "Noelle" has enough interdenominational appeal to attract a wide segment of the aud for faith-based entertainment.In a bleak December, Father Jonathan Keene (Wall), a sort of roving efficiency expert for the Catholic hierarchy, arrives in a snow-blanketed Cape Cod hamlet to determine whether the local church should be shut down because of dwindling attendance. He isn't at all encouraged when he discovers the local pastor — Father Simeon Joyce (Sean Patrick Brennan), a seminary classmate — is a melancholy alcoholic who's using church funds to pay for an aged parishioner's medical expenses. Keene prides himself on his dispassionate approach to shutting down churches that are no longer financially viable but admits that, when it comes to such priestly duties as comforting the afflicted and counseling the needy, "I avoid the whole people side entirely." He needs a shot at redemption and rejuvenation. And that's exactly what he gets as, while trying to direct a few of the colorfully eccentric townspeople in a Christmas pageant, Keene is increasingly drawn to a sad-eyed librarian, Marjorie Worthington (Kerry Wall, wife of the director), who's romantically involved with the arrogant scion of a wealthy family (Curt Dewitz). If he wants to enjoy happily-ever-aftering, however, Keene must first deal with the matter of Marjorie's inconvenient pregnancy and resolve his own issues regarding his guilt-fueled motives for becoming a priest in the first place. Throughout the pic, David Wall maintains a lightness of touch and a generosity of spirit, avoiding overt preachiness even while characters engage in animated discussions about faith, religion, guilt and expiation. Some Catholics may object to Marjorie's unchallenged description of an orphanage "run by nuns who never wanted to be mothers in the first place," and to the cliched plot device of a priest (actually, in this case, two priests) tempted to renounce vows and savor romantic love. (On the other hand, other auds may be riled by Keene's professed desire to win Protestants over "to the one, true church.") But pic's strong pro-life stance should be enough to placate even those who might criticize "Noelle" on religious grounds. Lead and supporting roles are capably played by largely unknown thesps who are all the more effective for their unfamiliarity. (Daffyd Rees makes the most of his scene as a wise and dry-witted barkeep.) One minor drawback: Wall looks so much like a circa-1970 Robert Redford that the resemblance distracts from the drama in a few key scenes. Beecher Cotton's moody lensing of Cape Cod winterscapes and Andrew Ingkavet's delicate musical score are the film's standout production values. Pic's title, by the way, is cued by a ghostly child (played Brennan Wall, the writer-director's daughter) used sparingly but compellingly as a symbolic plot device.
A Gener8Xion Entertainment release of a Volo Films production. Produced by David Wall, Kerry Wall, Sean Patrick Brennan, Lenny Manzo. Executive producers, David Wall, Kerry Wall, John Brennan, Sean Patrick Brennan, Denise DeFelice Hopkins, the American Bible Society, Bob Cotton, Fred T. Fox III, J. Carr Bettis, Venley Starr, Yale Farar. Directed, written by David Wall.
Camera (FotoKem color), Beecher Cotton; editor, Cotton; music, Andrew Ingkavet; art director, Sean Patrick Brennan; set decorator, Kristine Pregot; sound (Dolby Digital), Eric Thomas. Reviewed at AMC Studio 30, Houston, Dec. 8, 2007. MPAA Rating: PG. Running time: 90 MIN.
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Not much I can do about a deer when im going 55mph or 65 mph!
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#41 - Crusader (08/10/2013) [-]
I once talked to my friend who rides speed bikes.
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#90 - vortexrain (08/10/2013) [-]
What makes you entitled to not pirate games? I have no idea what that means, I'm just bored, and want to start something.
#164 - derpyhoovezz (08/10/2013) [-]
Just to awnser your question: The law
And if everyone starts pirateing, the game producers wont be makeing money
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#168 - vortexrain (08/10/2013) [-]
If I pirate AC4: Black Flag, do you really think that it will affect Ubisoft's bottom line? I would not pirate a game anyway. I like the satisfaction of having payed for something myself, rather than having the possibility of being fined/imprisoned for stealing something.
It's kinda like weed. If it was legal, I wouldn't smoke it, but I wouldn't give a damn if somebody else did.
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#91 - Sockopolis (08/10/2013) [-]
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If it's a smaller company and the game isn't as main market, you should buy and support them. But the bastards that make CoD dont need more money.
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I buy games I will enjoy and get my moneys worth.
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Not a pedestal I look up too, though I admit your point. Still I feel the need to carry on trying to encourage men to be men. Don't get me wrong, I'll support equality, but only true equality, equal wage, equal dates, assault only, not assault on a female, but no matter what men should be men, and be bloody proud to be a man. If you're a woman, be proud to be a woman, but don't expect me to respect you more for that, unless I do get more respect for being a man. I'm proud to be a man because I am a man, and I'm proud of myself as an individual, and everyone else should be just as proud to be themselves. I wish I could yell to the world, Dammit, you are you and you should be bloody proud of that no matter your flaws because of the countless numbers that have been and will be, only you are that exact you
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