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Happy birthday, DoorKnobHandle.

Man you guys are on a roll here, huh?

Happy birthday Eric, and a belated one to SunnyPenguin

A most gentlemanly birthday to Nightfable- keep being awesome and a good time!

Happies, nemoes! Harpy Thymes!


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DAMN! And a belated one to Stupot. Totally missed that, sorries!

I work hard and as long as you like my style..... I can do it.
Let me know if you can give me a home!

Just a note: SithLord has a great sense of humour and a born game-maker's brain. The man's an asset

A happy birthday to you, AprilSkies! Thanks for awesome games

Well, it's definitely got to be in the furnace, not near it. The animal would just run away if it's wasn't locked inside.
Thanks for your help Slasher, but I'm still not sure... Any more ideas? - I tried to google it up but only found fat burning diets and gold melting tips...

I asked my cousin, who is a firefighter, and he mentioned that sometimes they find even an animal's collar with the tags still in identifiable shape (these rather cheap metal tags). A fire is hot but even in a small controlled hot area you get pockets of air where the temperature is considerably lower, and a chimney fire that burns flesh can leave metal unimpressed. Many room-installed fireplaces ARE made of metal.
His view: It is POSSIBLE for a key to remain at least useable after being in a chimney fire. It's not GUARANTEED though. But the "willing suspension of disbelief" should be on your side at least.

Two additional things:
The metal will be hot, and one could not easily pick it up and store it comfortably. It would have to cool.
Rapid cooling could result in additional "warping" of the metal. A key is a rather precise thing and needs to be a certain shape in order to fit its lock. THIS is what may actually cause more breaking of willing suspension.

Interesting, thanks a lot; I'll try that out.

I have an NVidea GeForce GT 220- basic vanilla retail graphics card. When I purchased it, driver version was 1.4. And for some reason each time I try to update it, the graphics card goes into regular crashes afterwards. Screen flickers, there is a short pause, then the screen comes up again and Windows displays "Display driver stopped working and was reset." It also displays a file related to the driver (kernel???.dll)
I wonder if someone knows more about this and if there is a way to get the latest drivers to work. Several games I own on Steam refuse to work with the old driver but DO run with the new one (I tried- but it's really not worth having your screen flicker up every few minutes).

[Clara]

May, 6, 11.23h: congrats to Clara, Mr. and Mrs. Kreyenberg!

Awww, sweet! A belated happy birthday to her.

And a nice one to elektroshokker too!

Happy tripple feature

Ooooh tribbles!

Haven't seen THOSE in a while

A double-featurey happy birthday to Ascovel and Mandle*.

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* Is it still tradition to plant a tree on your birthday? Cuz in Germany that would then be a Mandle-Baum

Happy birthday, Grim!

Welcome aboard, Giraffadon! Hope you enjoy your stay, and here's to many fun games!

A happy birthday, Atelier!

Abstauber! Happy Birthday!

Und jetzt fix was abstauben!

Thank you all! :ghost_waves:

I'd suggest a big piece of cake, but in view of all those Spring Break screenies, you'd probably prefer some broccoli.

Actually, I had fried rice and chicken salsa. Very spicy.

Spoiler

And THEN some cake.

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Happy Birthday, ShiverMeSideways. Hope you'r reading this, or have someone read it and tell you it's been written. Have a good time!

An inVINCEable birthday to you, Mr. Twelve! Invite some GUIS and have AGS (a great shinding)!

Ghost, it says quite clearly that they can't be used together with other coupons. But yeah, I figured I'd share if anyone wants it.

I know. This was me being tongue-in-cheek, whacky, and general comic relief. But it's hard to make math fun when capitalism is working against you. Curses! (shales tiny, tiny fist)