Nescent
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Yoink, I went through your display name history, Impulse. I remember you as Timid! 3/5 Probably ninja'd by the time I post this though ----- Makuta_of_Oz, I remember your name for sure. 3/5
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1/5 I post a lot, you might have seen it around
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1/5 Sumiki? Who is that? Ooooh Sumiki! 3/5 D'oh 1/5
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Oooooh alright then
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3/5 Sumiki is an interesting username :3
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I do NOT want to see Apple vs Microsoft elitism in this topic. Good grief, there's enough of that everywhere else, so don't bring it here. And none of that "butthurt" stuff. We're not one of those boards.That's pretty blatant. Thanks Makaru Has anyone here tried out Siri yet?
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Kk, thank you Yes, I figured this out; the post count on one's page is posts with the new Forums, and the PC under your avatar is accumulated (both old and recent). Right? Meh
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2/5 *Rests chin on fist and ponders.* Hmmmmmmmmm........
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The iPhone is very nice, but screen orientation and on-screen keyboard are nothing new (although Apple's iOS devices use a gyroscope for precise movement detection).
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2/5 I remember you as To a of Dancing. Nice to meet yeh.
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What Are You Listening To At This Very Moment?
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Scatta - Skrillex This song is and -
3/5 People commenting on your username must get annoying Also...I just lost the game
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So on the old Forums, you didn't get post count from a few sub forums - like CoT, Q&A I think, and a couple others. Does this still apply? Because my post count is ~100 since the new Forums, and I've only posted in CoT. Only curious. EDIT: Oh, I also have another question. I'll just post it here: Should we still use the Report button to have our topics closed (for example when this these questions get answered)?
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I'm surprised that no one has mentioned Skyrim. I personally think that Minecraft deserves it.
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What Are You Listening To At This Very Moment?
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What Are You Listening To At This Very Moment?
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Oh. I hope it's not against the rules for me to have made this without permission [/superb_grammar] Tetris - Doctor P -
I loved the original as a kid, but seeing as I was just a li'l bugger at the time, I didn't really get the storyline. However I became very well acquainted with the game engine (Unreal Ed) that I made many more Deus Ex maps than I played. Great stuff. Anyways, I have the original and hope to play through it seriously sometime (perhaps with the New Vision moderator), and my brother has Human Revolution for the Xbox, so I'll get to play that sometime too. I think I'll skip over Invisible War, since I've heard such bad things about it.
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Oh? That makes sense. Pretty good video though.
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1/5 You've been here three years and only have ~100 posts. Cool
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Have you seen "Dubstep Guns" by Klaypex? Or how about "First of the Year (Equinox)" by Skrillex? That one had me on edge xP
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1/5 Nice to meet you
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Hah, I read that as 'irony'. There's a punctuation mark for irony. It's a backwards question mark. There is also a punctuation mark for exclaimed questions (we use '!?' but there is a proper mark) - it's called the interrobang, a combination of 'bang', typography jargon for '!', and interro-, from 'interrogative mark', or '?'. It looks like this: ‽ and was invented in 1962Whoa, that is awesome. I am going to start using that @taku nova of planet earth: Boneheads of Voodoo island‽‽‽
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Pffft. Yeah right. Proof please?Let me see if I can remember this correctly. A star is a massive ball of combustion, atoms constantly being fused together in its core and releasing energy. The core has intense pressure, crushing atoms together to make this reaction. When a star burns out, the pressure in the core becomes so intense that it creates a supernova, within which atoms are combined again and again into molecules, such as iron, lithium, etc., which over time combine into even more complex molecules. Through this process, over billions of years, these atom formed everything around us, including the atoms we're made of.