Well... I wasn't sure if I should.Chozon1 wrote:When are you going to change the thread title?
You know... for posterity.
Ask Drew.
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You know... for posterity.
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You were telling him about Buddha, you were telling him about Mohammed in the same breath. You never mentioned one time the Man who came and died a criminal’s death...
You were telling him about Buddha, you were telling him about Mohammed in the same breath. You never mentioned one time the Man who came and died a criminal’s death...
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If you died, could your admin powers bring you back to life?
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No... the separation of the internet and real life would not allow me to spawn again. Sad, eh?tobymacdude wrote:If you died, could your admin powers bring you back to life?
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Yes, very sad indeed.
What age would you recommend Mass Effect to?
What age would you recommend Mass Effect to?
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Hmmm... technically, it's not really worse than a PG13 movie in content... but I'd say, because of themes, 16 and up.tobymacdude wrote:Yes, very sad indeed.
What age would you recommend Mass Effect to?
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Is it actually possible to avoid everything save violence?
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In Mass Effect?Chozon1 wrote:Is it actually possible to avoid everything save violence?
It's absolutely possible. Any romance subplots are the result of you speaking to one of two characters, depending on your sex. As a male, you can speak to Ashley and Liara. As a female, you can speak to Kaiden and Liara. If you don't, you miss out on an achievement, but you avoid sexuality.
Language is a little more tricky, because there is some bad language in the game, but it's really not anything that you won't see in a PG13 movie.
So yeah. It's possible.
And, um... if that wasn't what you were asking... I'm sorry. Clarify, if that's the case.
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Since you are no longer Scott, can I call you Chuck?
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Absolutely not.tobymacdude wrote:Since you are no longer Scott, can I call you Chuck?
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Who is your favorite author?
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My favorite author? hmmm. Toughie.Nix wrote:Who is your favorite author?
I don't think I have a single favorite author. I have authors that have influenced me to no end, and authors that I admire, so I'll list some of those and some of the novels that really influenced or impressed me.
Stephen King--The Stand, It, The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon
Oscar Wilde--The Picture of Dorian Gray
John Steinbeck--East of Eden
Neil Gaiman--American Gods, Fragile Things
William Gibson--Neuromancer
Philip K. Dick--Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, The Man in the High Castle
Cormac McCarthy--The Road, All the Pretty Horses
Neal Stephenson--Quicksilver
Michael Connelly--The Poet, Blood Work, The Concrete Blonde, Trunk Music
Chuck Palahniuk--Fight Club
Umberto Eco--The Name of the Rose
There have been others, to be sure, but those are the main ones.
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I would, but I sold them. Waiting to get my hands on World Tour.Pheonix wrote:Do you even play Rockband drums at all?
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Do you think The Elder Scrolls has a chance of redeeming its self, with a new game, in your eyes?
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Redeeming itself? As if TESIV didn't rock.tobymacdude wrote:Do you think The Elder Scrolls has a chance of redeeming its self, with a new game, in your eyes?
