Orpheus

Can't you try to reason with your parents to let you get an M-rated game, and tell them that it is a suggestion, not the law, and you are mature enough to handle these things.

I don't think It'll reverse, since humanity sucks as is. Too many people fear change.

If what you're saying is true mage, then wouldn't the theme bring popularity to the game? By that logic, jagex probably won't have a problem with it.

It's a HL1 mod, that's all I can think of.

EA is killing everything...

Women still do. I admit, I was a sucker for Pokemon cards. Sounds kinda dirty or kinky. I like it.

Game's a classic.

Monster Bash?

Linksys is great, avoid the WCG200 and v2 of it though. Probably the absolute worst router in existence.

Somehow Rubik's Cubes caught on last year. It died off.

Mathematics are more useful, especially with Physics.

You sound like my girlfriend, minus the drinking part and the Red Jumpsuit Apparatus. People think I'm obsessed with my sniping gear though(Paintball sniper anyone, although it sucks for speedball)

Techno-guy. I listen to a lot of it. Or the creepily agile kid who can outshoot anyone in airsoft/paintball or on FPS's like it's no one's business.

links adventure(the second one) is a lot worse.

I love you man. Awesome, *high five* I shall start a list in a bit.

This is one hell of a circlejerk, wouldn't you think...? Heh, apparently no one likes me, at all. Doesn't matter all that much.

Commander Keen: Zombies ate my babysitter?

We decided to format it, just lock the thread. It had a BSOD, and I didn't bother to grab the text or code, so meh.

My brother has a laptop, which for the life of me, I cannot figure out how to get it to boot. It has Windows XP installed, and after starting to boot(and getting past the screen with the loading bar and XP logo), it will not boot into the OS, it simply asks for options of whether to boot into safe mode, or last good configuration, or a normal boot. All boot methods will go to the loading screen, then just quit, and jump back to the options given of safe mode, normal boot, etc. I think there might be a virus on it, but I can't get into the OS to check.

I can't beat No Mercy on Expert, because my teammates: Run in front of me, getting incap'd by me while I'm shooting. Can't save me if I get attacked by a special infected(although I save their [wagon]) Run too far ahead or fall behind, only to get attacked by a smoker and we can't save them. This is not CounterStrike people. If they're in front, they refuse to crouch and take things slow and steady. I usually tell my teammates to have two moving foward, with two covering the back, and it works nicely for level 1, no one gets incapped or hurt much. But noo, someone has to go rambo.

[hide=][/hide] Index it, and remove the other image.

I honestly try to be nice to everyone, except those who do not deserve it, like douchebags. There's no reasoning with them. There's this one girl I like, and I've listened to a lot of stuff she's said, and frankly, she's the only one for a long while who's listened to me.

The internet belongs to the world. All they're targeting is music uploaders, not pirates apparently. All they're gonna do is control American's internets.

They're only going after the uploaders apparently, not the downloaders. That is mitigated by the fact that pirates will upload music outside of the US, so frankly, they've lost. They're against the wall, and they're officially losing this fight. Agreed, seems as if it could be extremely flawed. Also, are all ISPs agreeing to this? Seems to me that if one or a few ISPs refuses to comply they may see an increase in customers :P Yeah, same with the whole net neutrality argument. It'll fix itself, since the provider that doesn't restrict internet access is going to get the most sales obviously.

All the RIAA is going after is Americans who fileshare, and is suspected of music sharing. Never said anything about sharing movies or games, and they can't touch us Canadians either. This is a very flawed system, and it won't be able to do anything. Tell me, are ISPs going to cut off 20% of their customers, and lose all that profit, since as many as 1 in 5 people fileshare? I'm simply assuming that's a probable amount, I cannot find a source. They're only going after the uploaders apparently, not the downloaders. That is mitigated by the fact that pirates will upload music outside of the US, so frankly, they've lost. They're against the wall, and they're officially losing this fight.