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This is correct.

I was afraid it might be. Well... How about something locally grown:


Or, maybe Gribbler can dig something else out of his vaults.

Looks like one of the Realms of Arkania games, perhaps Star Trail. Interesting games, but I never finished any of them.

Happy Birthday, Ponch!

Indeed!

Good podcast for me. I just finished my first game recently

Not to derail the thread,  but where did you put your game? I'd like to take a look.

Thanks, Gorgonzola and Clem, for another interesting Podcats. Having suffered through the transition of a college to a university, at least one of the differences involves the post graduate degrees: Masters and Doctorates. Colleges, evidently, can only issue Baccalaureate degrees.

Every so often, you encounter an unfortunate combination of screen names on the Birthday List. Happy Birthday Tabata, you big nerd! And Happy Birthday to you too, Big Nerd, whereever you are!

Looks like it may still be a few days off, but Adeel is on the B'day list. So, here's an early wish for a year ahead with fewer IVs and more fun for our man from Pakistan:

Says Thomas Regin has a birthday today. Thanks for those Blackwell tunes. Still listen to Jamie's Song from time to time. Have a great one!

Says Problem has a birthday, today, so best wishes and thanks for the cow.

Happy B'day, Mr. Gilbert. Best wishes for your continued success.

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

No clue on the movie, but the second pic reminded me of the Mittens 2013 photo of Miez looking for the USB stick that was misplaced.

http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/forums/index.php?topic=46794.msg636465319#msg636465319

Besh, happy birthday, and thanks for CD3D. The demo was very impressive, imho. Sorry it didn't quite work. Nice to find out you're still around.

Happy birthday, Waheela, Queen of the Party Snacks.

nihilyst is correct.

Indeed... Burt Lancaster in an action packed role:



With a large supporting cast, and a director with a love of those large screen panoramas:

Clue #2

The movie uses maps a couple of times to help the audience keep track of the various factions in motion. Here's one of the maps:

Wayne wasn't in this one. So, nope.

GroundHog Day is, indeed, a good movie.

This movie remains one of my favorites, but defending its political incorrectness has become difficult, over time.



In fairness, the movie pokes fun at everything and everybody.

Groundhog Day