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Wishbone: Your momma's so stupid, she thinks a light saber has fewer calories :-D

Argh, I can't resist. For those unfortunates who haven't seen it (and those who don't mind seeing it again), here's the link to the full Robot Chicken Star Wars "Your Momma" Fight: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JZxWV7kyww
Wishbone's momma was so stupid, she was Rapelay'd.
That's how you do a bad mom joke. You shouldn't make them funny.
Also everyone says no one wants to make sweet love to their moms. But the woman must've done the nasty to some dude at least once to get your punk ass here.
Anyway, I demand pics!
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fuNGoo: Wishbone's momma was so stupid, she was Rapelay'd.
That's how you do a bad mom joke. You shouldn't make them funny.
Also everyone says no one wants to make sweet love to their moms. But the woman must've done the nasty to some dude at least once to get your punk ass here.
Anyway, I demand pics!
Well I haven't got any, at all. So you're out of luck, she ran a red light a few years ago and they took her picture then, maybe if you have a warrant the government would give it to you.
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Yo momma's so ugly, the only time she gets her picture taken is when she runs a red light. Then she's so ugly, you actually have to get a warrant to see it!
Post edited February 16, 2009 by Weclock
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Aliasalpha: Maybe they should make the O a variable, that way it can change for each individual game.
Could be Good Old Games, Good Original Games, Good Obscure Games, Good Origin Games (please, oh please!)...

FLAWLESS VICTORY
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Wishbone: Your momma's so stupid, she thinks a light saber has fewer calories :-D
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Wishbone: Argh, I can't resist. For those unfortunates who haven't seen it (and those who don't mind seeing it again), here's the link to the full Robot Chicken Star Wars "Your Momma" Fight: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JZxWV7kyww

"This video is not available in your country." :-|
A game is old when the "hype" is over and only the game remains.
Post edited February 16, 2009 by Klem
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cogadh: CMR 2005 is not even the newest game on the site. Currently Darkstar One is. As I have said before (and I'm sure I'll say again) if a game is old enough to be on the discount rack in my local software store, then it is old enough for GOG, as long as it is actually a good game.
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michaelleung: But usually the games on the discount rack are never good (Soldier of Fortune III, anyone?). I think that the games that you can find on eBay with high bidders usually are the good (and old) games. Weird theory, but that's me.

I was just in my local Target yesterday and they had Arx Fatalis, CMR 2005, Darkstar One, Ghost Master, Gothic 2, Sacred Gold, Second Sight and Stronghold Crusader all on the discount rack. I'm not saying those are all good games, but to date, they have all been considered good enough for GOG.
BTW - Target is still selling all those titles at 10 bucks each, so GOG is doubly better than the discount rack (lower price and no DRM).
Games like the original Pool of Radiance are OLD. Imagine playing a game using old D&D rules. No multi-classing only dual classing,....
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cogadh: I was just in my local Target yesterday and they had Arx Fatalis, CMR 2005, Darkstar One, Ghost Master, Gothic 2, Sacred Gold, Second Sight and Stronghold Crusader all on the discount rack. I'm not saying those are all good games, but to date, they have all been considered good enough for GOG.
BTW - Target is still selling all those titles at 10 bucks each, so GOG is doubly better than the discount rack (lower price and no DRM).

You should print up some GOG stickers with a selection of titles and prices and sneakily put them on the discount rack
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JudasIscariot: Games like the original Pool of Radiance are OLD. Imagine playing a game using old D&D rules. No multi-classing only dual classing,....

Hey original AD&D rules were the best, none of this "I can be everything if I work hard enough" superpower bollocks that snuck in and you still needed those weird dice that seemed to exist for no purpose than to be left on the floor and trodden on in the middle of the night, ahh D4s, gotta love em, death to the D20!
Post edited February 16, 2009 by Aliasalpha
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cogadh: I was just in my local Target yesterday and they had Arx Fatalis, CMR 2005, Darkstar One, Ghost Master, Gothic 2, Sacred Gold, Second Sight and Stronghold Crusader all on the discount rack. I'm not saying those are all good games, but to date, they have all been considered good enough for GOG.
BTW - Target is still selling all those titles at 10 bucks each, so GOG is doubly better than the discount rack (lower price and no DRM).
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Aliasalpha: You should print up some GOG stickers with a selection of titles and prices and sneakily put them on the discount rack
don't forget that those retail releases DO come with DRM.
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cogadh: I was just in my local Target yesterday and they had Arx Fatalis, CMR 2005, Darkstar One, Ghost Master, Gothic 2, Sacred Gold, Second Sight and Stronghold Crusader all on the discount rack. I'm not saying those are all good games, but to date, they have all been considered good enough for GOG.
BTW - Target is still selling all those titles at 10 bucks each, so GOG is doubly better than the discount rack (lower price and no DRM).
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Aliasalpha: You should print up some GOG stickers with a selection of titles and prices and sneakily put them on the discount rack
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JudasIscariot: Games like the original Pool of Radiance are OLD. Imagine playing a game using old D&D rules. No multi-classing only dual classing,....

Hey original AD&D rules were the best, none of this "I can be everything if I work hard enough" superpower bollocks that snuck in and you still needed those weird dice that seemed to exist for no purpose than to be left on the floor and trodden on in the middle of the night, ahh D4s, gotta love em, death to the D20!

Those were some basic rules too. Fighter Magic user Thief and Cleric. No paladins, no druids, or anything else for that matter. How did people live back then in those barbaric times? XD
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JudasIscariot: Those were some basic rules too. Fighter Magic user Thief and Cleric. No paladins, no druids, or anything else for that matter. How did people live back then in those barbaric times? XD

We lived by our wits! We had clerics for turning undead, wizards to fireball the undead that didn't turn, fighters to beat up the undead that survived the fireball and thieves to loot the corpses!
Post edited February 16, 2009 by Aliasalpha
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JudasIscariot: Those were some basic rules too. Fighter Magic user Thief and Cleric. No paladins, no druids, or anything else for that matter. How did people live back then in those barbaric times? XD
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Aliasalpha: We lived by our wits! We had clerics for turning undead, wizards to fireball the undead that didn't turn, fighters to beat up the undead that survived the fireball and thieves to loot the corpses!

And we liked it! I actually beat that game at 12. With no maps and a quest journal that consisted of you looking up the entries in the manual! That was hardcore!