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Set 5 is the only way to go. The others will rot your brain... (Of course you must consider the source of this advice.)

It is Brigadoon, of course.

If you see that fellow with runes carved into his face, don't trust him!

I think the Avernum 4-6 engine would be more to your liking than the 1-3 engine. For Avernum 1, wait for the rewrite if the demo puts you off a bit.

201 - Presuppositions coming out the reverse, you might say Sorry, but Tail and Out the reverse just go together, don't they?

161 - Needed for a 32x32 set of words Like the mask of black squares needed for the crossword puzzle?

Originally Posted By: Triumph 197. The Impossible and I - Contact. This might be a facepalm-worthy absurd idea...but Contact is a movie, and The King and I was a movie. Did they share a star actor or something? The did share an actress, didn't they? I was thinking Contact as the movie, but missed the impossible - king connection.

194 The look Edina wants... I don't remeber all of the lyrics, but suddenly it clicks.

I hate getting fatally stuck in a puzzle game. I never finished the Dark Crystal game (many years ago) because I could never figure out what the Sun brothers quarrelled about, and there appeared to be no other way around that puzzle.

168 Flimsy backformation of a reused document 195 If you wanna / I wanna (but this one seems to easy)

Originally Posted By: Fate of the Ocean Actually, two half certainties only provide 75% certainty. —Alorael, who asserts that this is not only true, it is statistically significant. Wouldn't that be 25% certainty? I'm half sure that I'm half right about that.

Can you fill in half of a hole? If so, what do you have left?

188 Goldfrapp provided the theme to my romance. ... If I remember the song correctly. 180 Don't cook behind you ... Think Lot's Wife in a Pizza kitchen 167 Visible Invisible

The pits are where they got the stone slabs.

I think Jeff had so much volume at $10 for Avadon on the I-Pad that he can now justify lowering the cost of the other formats to increase sales. I would still pay $30 - $35 for Jeff's games on Windows, but apparently, some folks aren't as generous with their money as I am. The $20 price point may cause sales to double, which would mean more money than the existing customer base at $35 each. Especially since a bunch of people are whining about the I-Pad price being lower.

Beware the GIFTS with THREE halberds.

I started playing with Avernum 4, and was never quite able to get into the graphics and interface of the first three after loving the newer games so much. This will be great as I can now go back in time to the beginning of the story.

Pricks against the kicks is Saul's Doppelganger. Am I too late to the party?

The shutter on an x-ray machine is held closed unless power is applied to it to keep it open.

Originally Posted By: Spidweb ... we will never actually devour our customers. - Jeff Vogel Good to know, Jeff. Thanks!

I'm more like rancid yak butter, but hey, I make great tea.

I used to collect the Star Trek books, but over the years with all of my moves, I have had to lighten the load. If I still had all of the ones that I have bought, I would have probably 150 to 200 of them. I'm not so impressed with the newer ones. The one I have read most recently is "Probe", which is a sort of sequel to Star Trek 4, the movie.

Originally Posted By: CRISIS on INFINITE SLARTIES ... Socrates' main complaint about writing was that it could be manipulated and abused, and lead to the idolatry of mistaking data for meaningful knowledge ... Good thing the Internet can't be manipulated or abused that way.

Ha ha!! Academician fight!!

Originally Posted By: Out of the loupe, out of sight ... Where everyone is an uplifted marmoset! Marmosets? And I thought the dolphins, chimps, and gorillas were bad enough.