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Slamb
Friday, November 21, 2003 - 11:17 AM
KNIGHT OF THE OLD!
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OH MY GOD
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is a kick ass game with a kick ass sytem.
for those of us who play rpgs its like if you merge the Baldur's gate games system with Neverwinter Nights
and its MOTHER FUCKIN STAR WARS d20 system (mostly)
cant talk now more knights
-Slamb
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DeRusto
Friday, November 21, 2003 - 3:11 AM
Behold, the power of cheese
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Alright, I made a post in the forums about this cheesy incident. Its a rather amusing anecdote that is, sadly, fact. The writer wouldn't have you believe he is a journalist, nor will the story have you believe it is true. But in actuality, it is. Just think, $0.25 cheese will cost some people up to $400.
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Festus
Friday, November 21, 2003 - 12:02 AM
Haha, crazy inebriation
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Haha, drunk_people make me laugh, I heard pretty much this exact conversation at work, it wasn't quite so coherent, and you don't get the whole effect of them struggling to consume searing hot soup, I have also omitted the whole urinating on the men's room wall part but still. Anyway, I think Thailand has come up with a pretty great way of dealing with these guys, of course they'll have to stop once a group of them gets wiped out by one of their own kind.
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Festus
Wednesday, November 19, 2003 - 11:52 PM
A time for ponderance
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I guess I might as well take minute to share with you a thought of mine, it's amazing to listen to my cousin when he turns on our Super Nintendo, "This animation's bad!" (This kid's five and he talks like me, I'm not sure who that speaks well of or otherwise) Needless to say, damn, I remember when my uncle bought a Nintendo, I was mystified, and then, when Super Nintendo followed it I was awestruck by the amazing animation, which is now a sub-standard for hand-held gaming systems. Every time a new system comes out the animation seems flawless, until it is compared to that which follows. I'm sure I have a point in here somewhere, let's see, I feel old, I'm curious and scared of what could follow the systems we have today, and I'm kind of hungry. The ponderance I have drawn fits with much of our media though, when 'Gurdy the Dinosaur' was released in theaters however many decades before I was born, people ran out of the theater terrified, now, that animation seems like a remedial art class project, also, Elvis was considered lewd, controversial, you name it, now we got artists that would make the king himself blush, there's probably more of these comparisons, but I'm sure no one is still reading at this point pickle whertzer wadding you'll gourd mandarin monkey super fart.
Anyway, tune in at some other point for the random senseless spewing we like to call news.
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DeRusto
Wednesday, November 19, 2003 - 12:26 AM
All hail El Goog!
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quite possibly the bestest site i have found today.
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Festus
Wednesday, November 19, 2003 - 12:02 AM
Time, oh how I hate you
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waiting sucks, as I told you before I got a free copy of Halflife II with my Radeon 9600, and I knew I'd have to wait for it, but damn!
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DeRusto
Tuesday, November 18, 2003 - 10:11 PM
All hail El Goog!!
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quite possible the bestest site i have found today.
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Festus
Tuesday, November 18, 2003 - 6:35 PM
I did
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It may take a few minutes to notice...
...I can wait...
...screw this I'm gettin' a taco.
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DeRusto
Tuesday, November 18, 2003 - 4:24 PM
Hey everybody..
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I was gonna post a joke about bananas, but I wasn't sure how appropriate that would be. ;)
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Festus
Tuesday, November 18, 2003 - 1:42 PM
yeah buddy
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It's here! To get some good skinny on Mario Kart Double Dash read Bro. Buzz's review. I now am a proud owner of MKDD and am met with the dilema of not getting to play it for a day or three, damn college! There's of course some other sweet shit goin' down, ATHF volume one baby, the only bad part is waiting for volume two, and, of course, our beloved Space Ghost hits the shelves as well.
By the way, in case you already didn't notice, what with all of you being 'tards and such, 'sweet' and 'shit' are two seperate links, so I don't want to hear any whining.
And here's a puppy
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Festus
Tuesday, November 18, 2003 - 10:16 AM
Damn them!
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The jackasses at washington post seem to be, well, jackasses, so here's the article text:
Canaan Banana; Zimbabwe President
Associated Press
Sunday, November 16, 2003; Page C11
Canaan Banana, 67, the first black president of Zimbabwe, died Nov. 10, it was reported in Harare. No cause of death was announced.
Mr. Banana, an ordained Methodist clergyman, received treatment for an undisclosed illness in Britain and South Africa before returning to Zimbabwe, where he was sustained on life-support equipment, President Robert Mugabe said.
Mugabe called Mr. Banana "a rare gift to the nation" and said that he is likely to be declared a national hero.
Mr. Banana served as the country's ceremonial president from March 1980 until Dec. 31, 1987. Mugabe was sworn in as executive president on Jan. 1, 1988, after serving as prime minister.
In 1998, Mr. Banana was sentenced to 10 years in prison for his role in a gay sex scandal that embarrassed the government after Mugabe had denounced gay men and lesbians as "lower than pigs or dogs" and urged Zimbabweans to turn them over to police. Aides to Mr. Banana said they had been seeking protection from homosexual rape for about 15 years. Mr. Banana was convicted by Zimbabwe's high court but served only six months of his sentence in an open prison that allowed him shopping trips to the capital. He continued to deny that he was a homosexual and denounced the allegations as "a mortuary of lies."
He fled to South Africa during his trial but was persuaded to return by then-President Nelson Mandela.
The son of a Malawian migrant worker and a Zimbabwean woman, Mr. Banana was chosen to be figurehead president in a bid to give the post-independence government regional balance. In office, he urged Mugabe to pursue unity talks with opponents to end violence reported to have killed 20,000 in Matabeleland.
A militant liberation theologian, he declared in 1980: "When I see a guerrilla, I see Jesus Christ." Editions of his poetry praising Mugabe as "The great sun of Africa" were made official textbooks. In July 1980, he represented the country at the wedding of Prince Charles and Princess Diana.
Mr. Banana is survived by his wife and four children. He was dogged by family troubles when police initially refused to investigate the involvement of his son Michael in a fatal shooting. Another son was later jailed for armed robbery.
Those incidents and Mr. Banana's own trial contributed to widening public disillusion with the Mugabe government.
� 2003 The Washington Post Company
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Festus
Tuesday, November 18, 2003 - 10:13 AM
today is the day, of... the stuff
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Apparently DeRusto is now an alchoholic and Slamb's return key has overpowered him, so it is up to me to intervene... or I could just post this! It is said that he will be buried on a Sunday.
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Slamb
Monday, November 17, 2003 - 2:22 PM
Eve of Knights
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Knights of the old republic comes out tommorow for PC finaly
it should of been on the pc first then the xbox but thats my
Anti-Xbox attitude
if you think im wrong about my anti-xbox attitude just email me
NOTE: i wont read anything with attachments! do dont try it
you know what im talkin about...
well some of you.
IM ON TO YOU HAHAHAHA
-Slamb
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DeRusto
Monday, November 17, 2003 - 4:09 AM
you put the lime in the coconut
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Gee, I'm sorry I haven't been posting anything lately. I guess Festus doesn't appreciate that much. Well, here you go.
Now don't say I never gave ya nothin'
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Festus
Monday, November 17, 2003 - 1:41 AM
Well then
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Since everyone else seems to have disappeared I must be posting this for my own entertainment...
Yay! Heeheehee!
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Festus
Saturday, November 15, 2003 - 12:18 AM
Back from the dead!
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Whoo-hoo! At the end of an endless, horrific week, I have my computer back! And Lucy is a frickin' beast, apparently in the process or repairing her, we pulled a Dr. Frankenstein, is no problem though, I am all better now, except for the sleep deprivation and hallucinations.
Anywho, I played my first demo of Mario Kart Double Dash today at Best Buy, Set to hit the shelves in three days, I will definitely be sleeping outside when the doors open, I had to use the Blinx strategy guide near me to wipe up, I mean DAYUMN, this game promises to be great, The drivers, the cars, the controls, the courses, being the greatest at any game I know a good game when it presents itself, okay, maybe not the best at ANY game, maybe most games, okay, some games, I can make grilled toast.
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Festus
Tuesday, November 11, 2003 - 1:19 PM
Another reason why Best Buy Rocks
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If anyone needs a new video card, whether you started off with a fossil like mine or just wish to upgrade, Best Buy has some interesting deals with the Radeon 9600 SE and 9800 XT, a free frickin' copy of Halflife II! Though the process of obtaining your free copy may take until around April when the game is scheduled for release, I ask you, isn't a few months of your life and a little toe worth it?
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Indalecio
Tuesday, November 11, 2003 - 12:33 PM
Gaming News
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Games are good. ... that's really all I've got.
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Festus
Monday, November 10, 2003 - 10:50 AM
Well,
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Since I have not the ability to, you know, do anything, I will just forcefeed you some new stuff goin' on in the world lately.
Matrix Revolutions, dayumn
Some upcoming films that may spark your interest:
Resident Evil Apocalypse, I don't care what people said, the first film was great, granted it wasn't as scary as the games, but it embraced it's B-movieness better than most videogame to film transitions. Plus, Jill Valentine will be present, Oded Fehr is in this one, that guy rocks! And of course the beautiful Milla is back. REA is set to come out next September, damn them.
The Ring 2, uh, ok, the first one was pretty freaky, and the original Ringu was just frickin' wrong, so the sequal will most likely pull a Monica. This one's not until next November, I'm absolutely halcyon with anticipation.
Aliens vs. Predator, mo'fo'w00t baby! Seriously, when it comes to this movie, there is seriously no way they can screw it up, I mean come on, it's frickin' aliens vs. predator! Dated for release next august, supposedly.
Oh, and Batman 5, yippyday, although the possible cast is appealing, and Superman V, I guess they're planning on representing superman in his later years, a plot twist will dictate that Kryptonians shed their legs at a ceratin age, giving Christopher Reeves the spotlight once again, please do not kill me.
As far as the rest of the upcoming movies, I really could care less when I see things like Miss Congeniality 2 and the wonderfully titled, The Missing. For to Indal with our gaming news...
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Festus
Friday, November 7, 2003 - 8:46 AM
I should have known
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Well, here I sit, broken hearted, put together my shit, but it never started.
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DeRusto
Friday, November 7, 2003 - 2:29 AM
Huh?
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Festus will tell you later.
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Indalecio
Thursday, November 6, 2003 - 12:53 AM
Matrix Revolutions
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... daaayyuuuuummmmmmnnnnn
actually, I better say that again
ddddaaaaaaaayyyyyyyuuuuummmmmmmnnnnnn.
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Festus
Wednesday, November 5, 2003 - 8:49 AM
Holy Jebus
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If by dead you mean not wanting to wait until whatever crazy time you get back, then yeah. Anyway, MATRIX REVOLUTIONS TODAY!!! And I get to put together my kickass new computer system thingy, and uh, well, that's about it.
Being an art major and such, some news I heard on Bob and Tom today made me realize how desperate for attention some people are in my area of interest. The news story isn't up on their site as of right now, but a sculptor in London has created several pieces of art made from tampons, there's no way she's a femenist right? Oh, did I mention supposedly the tampons are USED? I don't care what you say about expressing yourself, today's popular art really pisses me off sometimes, it's no longer what you see in the art, it's 'Let's see what nasty-ass stuff we can get attention for now.'
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DeRusto
Wednesday, November 5, 2003 - 4:51 AM
Eleventy billion...
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Well, I just put the new comic up cause its late and Festus is dead. If you don't like it, don't yell at me.
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Festus
Tuesday, November 4, 2003 - 2:18 PM
The revolution will be televised
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It's hard to imagine that I am almost a day away from the third and final chapter of the Matrix trilogy, I remember so many years ago, sitting down in the theater, only knowing that the movie I was going to had guns and shit, not even coming close to grasping the fact that I was about to view one of histories most obscure deviations of creative genius. Sure, there are some who pass off the film as just a glorified shoot'em-up, they are of course jackasses, not to say their opinion isn't valuable, they give reasons for people to do stuff like this, please take the time to read through at least some of it, some great points are brought up and/or shot down. Also, MSNBC's Tara Ariano, whoever the hell that is, makes some interesting points about the juxtapose characteristics of the viral Agent Smith, though I disagree with her stand that Reloaded did not embrace its B-movie genes, I thought the movie delivered exactly what it promised, a Sci-Fi movie sequel, with the features expected in a sequel, higher magnitude of violence and action with less storyline to deal with, ain't no prob'm with dat!
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