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Well I suppose rock flatulence is better than the Tenacious D style of ripping your pants open (man, such a bad movie).

Good stuff. I can't remember but have you guys talked about FTL before?

You're right. If he were an alien, I would've accepted it and I wouldn't have been rolling my eyes as often each time they brought in his "spirit stone" and talked about the rain forest. Like with Nelix going all postal when he starts doubting his afterlife tree beliefs (which really pissed me off that no one even said "What if things that happen in the spiritual world don't transfer back to the materialistic world - therefor you wouldn't remember it because it happened to your soul, not your brain", not that it would have made the whole thing much better. I generally dislike heavily religious plots).

And yes, kconan, very rude indeed. Like wait a bit, we're trying to talk here!


I hope that's not Leprechaun 4: In Space

On a side note, you know what I absolutely hated about his Voyager character Chakotay? It was all that Indian bull they mixed in with his character. It didn't feel authentic, he either did a very bad job at acting and making us believe this was his way of life, or it was just poorly written.

I'll admit though, I generally find scenes with Indian related stuff boring as all hell. One I can think of is that episode where Mulder was nearly dying and the Indian did some life saving voodoo magic on him - IT WAS TERRIBLE and I nearly passed out when I rewatched the series last year. And that was the second season premiere, like talk about a quality introduction.

This just happened to be referenced on Breaking Bad on Sunday: Lone Wolf McQuade
Edit: Damn. You beat me.

That's a young Chakotay!

Dust Runner!

Excellent!

Now talk about Skyrim. A whole episode. You know you want to.

Ooooo Xcom you say?   

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That would probably be the most logical arrangement if you were to change the way it is.

Why does it look like a man is going to eat a woman's hand, and she's smiling?

That was a fantastic movie. Too bad it had subtitles for English.

I'm currently using Unity making a 3D test game for experimenting and learning. I have a question that I'm not sure what is appropriate. If you were to have a bunch of game objects, would it better to have each object with their own texture, or should I group textures with similar objects.

For instance if I made a desk and bookshelf that might show up in other rooms together, or sometimes separate, would I be better off grouping those two textures together, or having each separate?

Holy you're good. Yup. I loved that game when I was younger.

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King's Quest V 

Wow, after watching a few Shadowgate 64 vids, I must say that the game is oddly impressive looking. Albeit the interface is massively outdated, it still has some charm to it.

No, you can still post an image. It's just a fun and interesting "find the connection" thing that Ben does when he posts a new movie capture based on the previous.

Calahan's Crosstime Sallon?

Yep!

AGS game: Murder in a Wheel

Edit: Because I know I'm right (which is a good game btw), I'll post mine: