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Am I going to need a mic for that?

What program is it in? Skype?

Did I do this right?

Looks fun. Will have to look over the rules though

This, maybe.

Actually not nearly as bad as I thought it would have been.

sig removed for potential cp You're potential CP (Assuming you are, in fact, under your country of residence's age of consent)

I believe this is what you young people call a +1.

Edit: Disregard

Did last year (Due to hard drive failure, but that's not the point), very much looking forward to Skyrim on it :razz:

I believe the PC version comes with a developers disc or something made for modding. It should be against the law to have in on a console. I got it (Oblivion) for the console when I found that it didn't work on my PC :sad:

Love the falcoknight.

Stats: 0 Crafting - 93 0 Thievery - 55 4 Archery - 88 6 Aura -17 1 Nature 2 Healing - 46 Inventory: Iron Dagger Quiver of Iron Arrows Ghostwood Shortbow Enchanted Wooden Duck Carving Book (sealing magic) These will be very important... After a boss fight.

I admit it. I lol'd. Mostly because I did vote no. If my name shows up on that thing I'm calling shenanigans.

Would be even more offended if that wasn't the kind of thing I'd say.

I'm offended.

So, I'm the last medic left or something now? :ohnoes:

I notice a severe flaw here. Bears have claws, not fists. You, sir, are NOT A BEAR. I know this because Science.

[cabbage]. Dual wield shields and use venge.

Peace through superior firepower?

Dragon/Ice, of course. Shiny, so he's red.

Indeed. Is the other ship as crazy? :razz:

Unless I'm wrong, this is because use of our full potential would cause an absurd amount of damage. Something about muscles liquefying? The full potential is there for emergencies, rather than the everyday use you'd see in a cyborg. Your parts will probably have to be built to withstand that. Regenerating damage on our own is kind of cool, though. And when that doesn't work, there are medics. Cyborgs could probably replace broken parts much more easily, but it'd probably be too costly to fix the little bits of damage you'd accumulate in day to day life until they start to make a big difference. And a big technical error would probably kill you outright. Hmm... Are we at the point where we can store a person's personality and 'mind' digitally? Backups would probably be a good investment: Cyborg body breaks down, get a new one. If not, could I start researching it?

Fishing plx? :sad:

Versus See?