The Ratt

I find my most memorable dreams tend to be emotionally jarring dreams. For instance I still remember a dream where I dreamt one of my favorite teachers said they didn't like me, which resulted in me being very confused the next day in class when they treated me like they always did (nicely). Another dream I remember is one where I witnessed my roommate and a girl I was infatuated with kissing, that was so emotionally stunning I actually woke up.

I can't help but wonder if the types of dreams you remember is reflective on your personality (i.e. I might remember emotional dreams better because I am rather sensitive about my feelings).

I would guess back in the day, the rate at which data could be transferred between computers was dependent on the number of channels between the computers, so a band with more channels would have a larger width, both physically and electronically.

I'm surprised, you don't think magic exists?

I think if Trenton's computer is as old as he makes it sound, it is plausible that have additional software running in the background could slow it down more than loading extra content.

Congrats on the milestone. Now, go hang a salami; Im a lasagna hog.

No, but mostly because nobody acts the same 15 years later, not the whole atomic makeup thingy.

They could always ban you for spamming if they wanted you gone bad enough.

Now that's spam.

That is a rather morbid toy. I don't think I like it.

I must agree, it is much more coherent than some of the previous episodes.

Off the top of my head, in G4 or G5, there's a Drakon hiding in a hard to get through crypt, and once you get through the final crypt boss but before you get to the drakon there are some rats you can talk to. The dialog box that pops of says "The rat says, 'squeak.' "

There are a few other humorous lines in the games that I've enjoyed, and one particular spot where you can surrender to bandits.

As far as plots or mechanics go, in G4 I really enjoyed the Shaper Monarch section, forming a team with other npc's was a unique experience.

This redundant redundancy is adding nothing to this topic.

Are you implying that you made the down-voting Roman? Cause that's a bold statement.

Sylae, there was one about slarty that I don't think is on your list.

I think a better alternative would be to pay someone off to continue to make meaningful posts on your account while you are absent. I suppose that could cut into profits though

I've noticed that the mod flags that used to appear directly next to a mod's name now appear below it. Save some space by moving them back?

One of the few companies where they make the mac version first.

I am primarily a mac user, but I have my laptop dual booting.

1. Linux Mint. Chosen over Ubuntu because Unity wasn't the default, and I've heard bad things about Unity. As far as I know it's vary similar to Ubuntu otherwise.

2. My computer science profs mostly. I do think it's good to have experience working with linux, but so far there's only been one assignment that I had to in linux because the Mac version of the assembler used a different syntax.

3. Open source.

4. Wireless. It inconsistently connects with my school's wireless.

5. Like I said, Mac OS.

Congrats on the milestone nikki! And to everyone else, those are hideous mangoes.

The Ratt: "I'll take a good 'ole G & T. Haven't had one of those in a while."