ThunderPeel2001

Have you seen the forum software that the Home Theater Forum runs? It's probably the best evolution of forum software I've seen in about five years? (As an aside, I do love vBulletin from a user's point of view.)

Isn't Fallout 3 with horses Oblivion?

I don't think you really need to know anything about Job to appreciate the film, in the same way you don't need to know anything about Job to appreciate Job. It's really just about a guy looking for answers and meaning in the apparent randomness of life. By us being an outside observer we can see there isn't really any meaning other than what we add to a situation (as in the opening sequence -- one person views it as the end of their life, the other as a moment of triumph). At least, that's how I took it. I could be wrong

Was Braid 2009? If so, that's my GOTY 2009. Also, WHAT THE FUCK:

Linky?

Haha! Yes, it's quite something else isn't it? (I'm actually wearing a shirt I bought in there right now, weird.) Did they have the shirtless models in the doorway welcoming you in? I'm not gay, but damn... I didn't realise people like that actually existed outside of Photoshop. The store itself was hilarious: I wasn't joking about the staff not really knowing where things were. Very attractive and nice people, all of them, but there didn't seem to be much in the way of brains going around. So weird that you're experiencing these things!

Damn, this DOES look good, but will it deliver on its promises of being totally awesome?

Because they're crazy people. Probably.

Haha, is that IGN quote real? Hilarious. Edit: Yes it is. Wow.

I wouldn't call The Grove "posh", but what do I know. Did you walk past the Abercrombie & Fitch store with its really, really, ridiculously good looking staff... who know nothing about the things they stock? Actually, much less sterile is the old marketplace next to The Grove. There's some really cool stuff in there. I remember being blown away by a store that sold nothing but brand new stuff from the 50s and 60s... Yes, that's right, the real deal, authentic, but brand new and never opened stuff. Crazy.

Thanks for delving into those murky depths, there needs to be some sort of database for these things that people can vote on.

It was my psychic influence... or maybe he overheard you on the phone

Sorry, I'm lame. It's been a long day and I'm just relaxing now. I guess I'm just not that spontaneous. Sorry for getting your hopes up. Me =

Well I COULD be there in 30 odd mins... Hmmm.

Congrats!

Uh, yes they are. race noun - a group of persons related by common descent or heredity. Any people united by common history, language, cultural traits, etc.: the Dutch race.

Wait, you're supposed to eat it? I thought it was decorative snow. Oh man, I can't believe I wasted it by dropping off a tall building onto all those people below. *slaps forehead* What a faux pas!

Was the interview conducted in English? :-/

So where's the rest of the interview?

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Some dodgy dramatics (again): Edit: Still, have to say I'm really enjoying it so far. Galeb is a really visually interesting character, too.

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I LOVED Prince of Persia. What a wonderful game that was (still is?). Prince of Persia 2 lost some of the atmosphere by going a more cartoony (weird decision), but it had buckets and buckets of charm. If only it wasn't the most infuriatingly difficult game ever made. I will complete it one day! (Probably.) I have 3D and SoT, but I've yet to play either of them.

Yeah, that's true. I found Moai Better Blues to be a real chore, on the whole, and Ice Station Santa, while having great ideas, did lack in certain areas.