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Daffy doesn't look like a skull at all:

> Apparently some guy at LucasArts just twittered (?!) that the Special 
> Edition will be available next week, on the 15th.
> 
> They're also releasing a bunch of other old games on Steam, whatever 
> that is.
> 
> More info: http://bit.ly/YvVgI
> http://twitter.com/lucasartsgames

Also here:
http://www.joystiq.com/2009/07/06/breaking-lucasarts-classics-coming-to-steam-this-wednesday/

This new president guy they've got seems to really want to turn things 
around.

On Tue, 07 Jul 2009 03:22:31 +0930, Daffy <daffy@imalga.net> wrote:

>Apparently some guy at LucasArts just twittered (?!) that the Special 
>Edition will be available next week, on the 15th.
>
>They're also releasing a bunch of other old games on Steam, whatever 
>that is.
>
>More info: http://bit.ly/YvVgI
>http://twitter.com/lucasartsgames


Steam? That's hot water, isn't it?


-- 
Pixel, magic kitten
www.whitefall.nl/johannes

Pixel  #~ doesn't look like a skull at all:

>> Apparently some guy at LucasArts just twittered (?!) that the Special 
>> Edition will be available next week, on the 15th.
>>
>> They're also releasing a bunch of other old games on Steam, whatever 
>> that is.
>>
>> More info: http://bit.ly/YvVgI
>> http://twitter.com/lucasartsgames
> 
> 
> Steam? That's hot water, isn't it?

LucasArts - still full of hot air.

ervaqre skrev:
> Daffy is a mighty pirate...
> 
>> Apparently some guy at LucasArts just twittered (?!) that the Special 
>> Edition will be available next week, on the 15th.
>>
>> They're also releasing a bunch of other old games on Steam, whatever 
>> that is.
>>
>> More info: http://bit.ly/YvVgI
>> http://twitter.com/lucasartsgames
> 
> Twitter is blocked in this country :(

Get a VPN server, use Tor or get away from China!

Pixel "#~ skrev:
> On Tue, 07 Jul 2009 03:22:31 +0930, Daffy <daffy@imalga.net> wrote:
> 
>> Apparently some guy at LucasArts just twittered (?!) that the Special 
>> Edition will be available next week, on the 15th.
>>
>> They're also releasing a bunch of other old games on Steam, whatever 
>> that is.
>>
>> More info: http://bit.ly/YvVgI
>> http://twitter.com/lucasartsgames
> 
> 
> Steam? That's hot water, isn't it?

One might disagree whether it is actually water anymore as well as ice 
in a way is not water.

Hot, definitely yes.

On Tue, 07 Jul 2009 03:22:31 +0930, Daffy <daffy@imalga.net> wrote:

>Apparently some guy at LucasArts just twittered (?!) that the Special 
>Edition will be available next week, on the 15th.
>
>They're also releasing a bunch of other old games on Steam, whatever 
>that is.
>
>More info: http://bit.ly/YvVgI
>http://twitter.com/lucasartsgames

What a nice birthday present.

-- 
Kasper

On Wed, 15 Jul 2009 21:29:24 +0200, Kasper <nospam@thanks.com> wrote:

>>Apparently some guy at LucasArts just twittered (?!) that the Special 
>>Edition will be available next week, on the 15th.
>>
>>They're also releasing a bunch of other old games on Steam, whatever 
>>that is.
>>
>>More info: http://bit.ly/YvVgI
>>http://twitter.com/lucasartsgames
>
>What a nice birthday present.

that reminds me of this song...

-- 
Pixel, magic kitten
www.whitefall.nl/johannes

Rasmus Bøg Hansen is a mighty pirate...

>>> More info: http://bit.ly/YvVgI
>>> http://twitter.com/lucasartsgames
>> 
>> Twitter is blocked in this country :(
>
> Get a VPN server, use Tor or get away from China!

1 costs money. I did try Tor, but that is just too slow. Web proxies 
are better, even though they are blocked almost sooner than they are 
set up. 3 is no option, unless you can suggest a better place to live!

-- 
ervaqre is wicked sick

ervaqre skrev:
> Rasmus Bøg Hansen is a mighty pirate...
> 
>>>> More info: http://bit.ly/YvVgI
>>>> http://twitter.com/lucasartsgames
>>> Twitter is blocked in this country :(
>> Get a VPN server, use Tor or get away from China!
> 
> 1 costs money. I did try Tor, but that is just too slow. Web proxies 
> are better, even though they are blocked almost sooner than they are 
> set up. 3 is no option, unless you can suggest a better place to live!

Madness!

Start a revolution.

Rasmus Bøg Hansen is a mighty pirate...

>> 1 costs money. I did try Tor, but that is just too slow. Web proxies 
>> are better, even though they are blocked almost sooner than they are 
>> set up. 3 is no option, unless you can suggest a better place to live!
>
> Madness!
>
> Start a revolution.

They've already done that over here and then they monopolized that 
revolution. I can't start a new one. Perhaps I should file a complaint 
with the European Union that they ought to release a revolution 
without a browser instead.

-- 
ervaqre is wicked sick

On Jul 6, 1:52 pm, Daffy <da...@imalga.net> wrote:
> Apparently some guy at LucasArts just twittered (?!) that the Special
> Edition will be available next week, on the 15th.
>
> They're also releasing a bunch of other old games on Steam, whatever
> that is.
>
> More info:http://bit.ly/YvVgIhttp://twitter.com/lucasartsgames

Steam is Good.  Steam has Portal.


info'd
The BEAST

ervaqre skrev:
> Rasmus Bøg Hansen is a mighty pirate...
> 
>>> 1 costs money. I did try Tor, but that is just too slow. Web proxies 
>>> are better, even though they are blocked almost sooner than they are 
>>> set up. 3 is no option, unless you can suggest a better place to live!
>> Madness!
>>
>> Start a revolution.
> 
> They've already done that over here and then they monopolized that 
> revolution. I can't start a new one. Perhaps I should file a complaint 
> with the European Union that they ought to release a revolution 
> without a browser instead.

That would render you unable to browse revolutions.

I would lick some trees if I were you. And find some alcohol.

Her Benevolence, The BEAST is a mighty pirate...

>> More info:http://bit.ly/YvVgIhttp://twitter.com/lucasartsgames
>
> Steam is Good.  Steam has Portal.

But so does Mininova! Or the Pirate Bay unless it's being sold.

> info'd
> The BEAST

ARRRR!!!

-- 
ervaqre is wicked sick

Rasmus Bøg Hansen is a mighty pirate...

>> They've already done that over here and then they monopolized that 
>> revolution. I can't start a new one. Perhaps I should file a complaint 
>> with the European Union that they ought to release a revolution 
>> without a browser instead.
>
> That would render you unable to browse revolutions.
>
> I would lick some trees if I were you. And find some alcohol.

I'm no long in the land of tree-licking people, thank the cat! The 
latter I can do however, but people tell me it's bad for my brain, yet 
good for the revolution on the other hand. 

-- 
ervaqre is wicked sick

ervaqre skrev:
> Rasmus Bøg Hansen is a mighty pirate...
> 
>>> They've already done that over here and then they monopolized that 
>>> revolution. I can't start a new one. Perhaps I should file a complaint 
>>> with the European Union that they ought to release a revolution 
>>> without a browser instead.
>> That would render you unable to browse revolutions.
>>
>> I would lick some trees if I were you. And find some alcohol.
> 
> I'm no long in the land of tree-licking people, thank the cat! The 
> latter I can do however, but people tell me it's bad for my brain, yet 
> good for the revolution on the other hand. 

Your brain would love you, though I'm sure it would love you even more 
if you licked trees.

Rasmus Bøg Hansen is a mighty pirate...

>> I'm no long in the land of tree-licking people, thank the cat! The 
>> latter I can do however, but people tell me it's bad for my brain, yet 
>> good for the revolution on the other hand. 
>
> Your brain would love you, though I'm sure it would love you even more 
> if you licked trees.

I once licked a tree. It wasn't a pine tree, but it was in Canada. The 
Mounties are still looking for me. I'm just so lucky their horses 
refure to cross oceans.

-- 
ervaqre is wicked sick

ervaqre skrev:
> Rasmus Bøg Hansen is a mighty pirate...
> 
>>> I'm no long in the land of tree-licking people, thank the cat! The 
>>> latter I can do however, but people tell me it's bad for my brain, yet 
>>> good for the revolution on the other hand. 
>> Your brain would love you, though I'm sure it would love you even more 
>> if you licked trees.
> 
> I once licked a tree. It wasn't a pine tree, but it was in Canada. The 
> Mounties are still looking for me. I'm just so lucky their horses 
> refure to cross oceans.

If that was Denmark we would have built a bridge.

Rasmus Bøg Hansen is a mighty pirate...

>> I once licked a tree. It wasn't a pine tree, but it was in Canada. The 
>> Mounties are still looking for me. I'm just so lucky their horses 
>> refure to cross oceans.
>
> If that was Denmark we would have built a bridge.

Can you build a bridge to my backyard as well? It would be convenient 
for when I am in the moods for knäckebröd (but then spelled the Danish 
way) or Danish pastries.

-- 
ervaqre is teh wicked

ervaqre skrev:
> Rasmus Bøg Hansen is a mighty pirate...
> 
>>> I once licked a tree. It wasn't a pine tree, but it was in Canada. The 
>>> Mounties are still looking for me. I'm just so lucky their horses 
>>> refure to cross oceans.
>> If that was Denmark we would have built a bridge.
> 
> Can you build a bridge to my backyard as well? It would be convenient 
> for when I am in the moods for knäckebröd (but then spelled the Danish 
> way) or Danish pastries.

It's spelled "Knækbrød". Knäckebröd is swedish.

It is not worth eating anyway. Rather go for a danish (but not me, I 
contain too little butter).

-- 
-- [ Rasmus "Møffe" Bøg Hansen ] -------------------------------------
Christ, you haven't even seen the film yet and you're comparing it,
unfavourably, to a dressing gown.
                              -- Freakstone on alt.fan.douglas-adams
----------------------------------------------[ moffe at zz9 dot dk ] --

Rasmus Bøg Hansen is a mighty pirate...

>> Can you build a bridge to my backyard as well? It would be convenient 
>> for when I am in the moods for knäckebröd (but then spelled the Danish 
>> way) or Danish pastries.
>
> It's spelled "Knækbrød". Knäckebröd is swedish.

I know, but I don't know how to make those incredibly strange letters, 
nor do I want to know. What's up with that æ anyway? Why can't you 
just write ae? Damn Danish racists.

> It is not worth eating anyway. Rather go for a danish (but not me, I 
> contain too little butter).

I would kill for any knakbrood right now.

-- 
ervaqre is teh wicked

"ervaqre" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message 
news:hbu3s5$3mo$2@news.eternal-september.org...
> Rasmus Bøg Hansen is a mighty pirate...
>
>>> Can you build a bridge to my backyard as well? It would be convenient
>>> for when I am in the moods for knäckebröd (but then spelled the Danish
>>> way) or Danish pastries.
>>
>> It's spelled "Knækbrød". Knäckebröd is swedish.
>
> I know, but I don't know how to make those incredibly strange letters,
> nor do I want to know. What's up with that æ anyway? Why can't you
> just write ae? Damn Danish racists.
>
>> It is not worth eating anyway. Rather go for a danish (but not me, I
>> contain too little butter).
>
> I would kill for any knakbrood right now.

I don't think I have ever tried it. 

neppie schreef:
>>>> Can you build a bridge to my backyard as well? It would be convenient
>>>> for when I am in the moods for knäckebröd (but then spelled the 
>>>> Danish
>>>> way) or Danish pastries.
>>>
>>> It's spelled "Knækbrød". Knäckebröd is swedish.
>>
>> I know, but I don't know how to make those incredibly strange letters,
>> nor do I want to know. What's up with that æ anyway? Why can't you
>> just write ae? Damn Danish racists.
>>
>>> It is not worth eating anyway. Rather go for a danish (but not me, I
>>> contain too little butter).
>>
>> I would kill for any knakbrood right now.
> 
> I don't think I have ever tried it.

Killing is very easy, it's like firing a cannon. Just make sure you don't aim at 
the knäckebröd.

-- 
Danny.

"DG" <dammygerritsen@censored.zzn.com> wrote in message 
news:hc0umm$hrq$1@news.eternal-september.org...
> neppie schreef:
>>>>> Can you build a bridge to my backyard as well? It would be convenient
>>>>> for when I am in the moods for knäckebröd (but then spelled the 
>>>>> Danish
>>>>> way) or Danish pastries.
>>>>
>>>> It's spelled "Knækbrød". Knäckebröd is swedish.
>>>
>>> I know, but I don't know how to make those incredibly strange letters,
>>> nor do I want to know. What's up with that æ anyway? Why can't you
>>> just write ae? Damn Danish racists.
>>>
>>>> It is not worth eating anyway. Rather go for a danish (but not me, I
>>>> contain too little butter).
>>>
>>> I would kill for any knakbrood right now.
>>
>> I don't think I have ever tried it.
>
> Killing is very easy, it's like firing a cannon. Just make sure you don't 
> aim at the knäckebröd.

Hmm, apparently.  Erm, I mean...Really!? 

neppie schreef:
>>>>>> Can you build a bridge to my backyard as well? It would be convenient
>>>>>> for when I am in the moods for knäckebröd (but then spelled the 
>>>>>> Danish
>>>>>> way) or Danish pastries.
>>>>>
>>>>> It's spelled "Knækbrød". Knäckebröd is swedish.
>>>>
>>>> I know, but I don't know how to make those incredibly strange letters,
>>>> nor do I want to know. What's up with that æ anyway? Why can't you
>>>> just write ae? Damn Danish racists.
>>>>
>>>>> It is not worth eating anyway. Rather go for a danish (but not me, I
>>>>> contain too little butter).
>>>>
>>>> I would kill for any knakbrood right now.
>>>
>>> I don't think I have ever tried it.
>>
>> Killing is very easy, it's like firing a cannon. Just make sure you 
>> don't aim at the knäckebröd.
> 
> Hmm, apparently.  Erm, I mean...Really!?

How difficult is it to fire a cannon? It's the aiming part that's the most 
cumbersome. Back when I had my cannon firing education, I just made sure it 
pointed away from me or any of the other green clad guys and in the general 
direction of black on white silhouettes.

-- 
Danny.

DG is a mighty pirate...

>>> Killing is very easy, it's like firing a cannon. Just make sure you 
>>> don't aim at the knäckebröd.
>> 
>> Hmm, apparently.  Erm, I mean...Really!?
>
> How difficult is it to fire a cannon? It's the aiming part that's the most 
> cumbersome. Back when I had my cannon firing education, I just made sure it 
> pointed away from me or any of the other green clad guys and in the general 
> direction of black on white silhouettes.

When firing a cannon you can't even point it at yourself. All you can 
do it click.

-- 
ervaqre is teh wicked

ervaqre schreef:
>>>> Killing is very easy, it's like firing a cannon. Just make sure you 
>>>> don't aim at the knäckebröd.
>>> Hmm, apparently.  Erm, I mean...Really!?
>> How difficult is it to fire a cannon? It's the aiming part that's the most 
>> cumbersome. Back when I had my cannon firing education, I just made sure it 
>> pointed away from me or any of the other green clad guys and in the general 
>> direction of black on white silhouettes.
> 
> When firing a cannon you can't even point it at yourself. All you can 
> do it click.
> 
Well, you can accidentally walk in front of it when someone fires it. It has 
happened before and it can actually kill someone, even when firing blanks. 
Someone actually learned that the hard way.

-- 
Danny.

DG is a mighty pirate...

>> When firing a cannon you can't even point it at yourself. All you can 
>> do it click.
>> 
> Well, you can accidentally walk in front of it when someone fires it. It has 
> happened before and it can actually kill someone, even when firing blanks. 
> Someone actually learned that the hard way.

Uh...so there is another way to fire a cannon than on a computer 
screen? Or do you often accidentally walk behind your computer screen 
with the mouse in your hand to fire the cannon?

-- 
ervaqre is teh wicked

ervaqre schreef:
>>> When firing a cannon you can't even point it at yourself. All you can 
>>> do it click.
>>>
>> Well, you can accidentally walk in front of it when someone fires it. It has 
>> happened before and it can actually kill someone, even when firing blanks. 
>> Someone actually learned that the hard way.
> 
> Uh...so there is another way to fire a cannon than on a computer 
> screen? Or do you often accidentally walk behind your computer screen 
> with the mouse in your hand to fire the cannon?
> 
Yes, you can fire a cannon without a computer. And it's bloody dangerous. You 
can also throw grenades by hand, fire guns with your finger and slap people with 
big giant trouts against their heads.

-- 
Danny.

DG is a mighty pirate...

>> Uh...so there is another way to fire a cannon than on a computer 
>> screen? Or do you often accidentally walk behind your computer screen 
>> with the mouse in your hand to fire the cannon?
>> 
> Yes, you can fire a cannon without a computer. And it's bloody dangerous. You 
> can also throw grenades by hand, fire guns with your finger and slap people with 
> big giant trouts against their heads.

But..but...you need to click your mouse button or press an action key 
to fire the cannon, throw the grenade, fire the gun or slap people 
with a big giant trout against their heads, right? Ha, I bet you 
hadn't thought of that Mr Smart Pants!

-- 
ervaqre is teh wicked

Op 23-12-2009 8:37, ervaqre schreef:
>>> Uh...so there is another way to fire a cannon than on a computer
>>> screen? Or do you often accidentally walk behind your computer screen
>>> with the mouse in your hand to fire the cannon?
>>>
>> Yes, you can fire a cannon without a computer. And it's bloody dangerous. You
>> can also throw grenades by hand, fire guns with your finger and slap people with
>> big giant trouts against their heads.
>
> But..but...you need to click your mouse button or press an action key
> to fire the cannon, throw the grenade, fire the gun or slap people
> with a big giant trout against their heads, right? Ha, I bet you
> hadn't thought of that Mr Smart Pants!
>
Not if it's a REAL LIVE weapon. Not one that lives in your computer or in the 
cloud. But one that's being carried by your 7 year old nephew while shouting 
"look what I found in my parent's bedroom next to the strange battery operated 
flashlight like thing that doesn't have a light in it."

-- 
Danny.

Op 1-1-2010 6:03, ervaqre schreef:
>>> But..but...you need to click your mouse button or press an action key
>>> to fire the cannon, throw the grenade, fire the gun or slap people
>>> with a big giant trout against their heads, right? Ha, I bet you
>>> hadn't thought of that Mr Smart Pants!
>>>
>> Not if it's a REAL LIVE weapon. Not one that lives in your computer or in the
>> cloud. But one that's being carried by your 7 year old nephew while shouting
>> "look what I found in my parent's bedroom next to the strange battery operated
>> flashlight like thing that doesn't have a light in it."
>
> Now why would any parent store a cannon in their bedroom next to a
> strange battery operated flashlight like thing that doesn't have a
> light in it? Everybody knows you should store both of those in the
> fridge.
>
There are plenty of people that do not store their non-portable cannons in the 
fridge. The batteries in the fridge is also widely believed to be a myth. So 
battery operated stuff usually is left in the vicinity of TV's, VCR's, DVD 
players and the likes.

-- 
Danny.

DG is a mighty pirate...

>> Now why would any parent store a cannon in their bedroom next to a
>> strange battery operated flashlight like thing that doesn't have a
>> light in it? Everybody knows you should store both of those in the
>> fridge.
>>
> There are plenty of people that do not store their non-portable cannons in the 
> fridge. The batteries in the fridge is also widely believed to be a myth. So 
> battery operated stuff usually is left in the vicinity of TV's, VCR's, DVD 
> players and the likes.

Oh yeah? Show me one scientific research to back up that claim!

-- 

Op 5-1-2010 6:26, ervaqre schreef:
>>> Now why would any parent store a cannon in their bedroom next to a
>>> strange battery operated flashlight like thing that doesn't have a
>>> light in it? Everybody knows you should store both of those in the
>>> fridge.
>>>
>> There are plenty of people that do not store their non-portable cannons in the
>> fridge. The batteries in the fridge is also widely believed to be a myth. So
>> battery operated stuff usually is left in the vicinity of TV's, VCR's, DVD
>> players and the likes.
>
> Oh yeah? Show me one scientific research to back up that claim!
>
Just ask anyone into dowsing or ear candling, they'll tell ya.

-- 
Danny.

DG is a mighty pirate...

>>> There are plenty of people that do not store their non-portable cannons in the
>>> fridge. The batteries in the fridge is also widely believed to be a myth. So
>>> battery operated stuff usually is left in the vicinity of TV's, VCR's, DVD
>>> players and the likes.
>>
>> Oh yeah? Show me one scientific research to back up that claim!
>>
> Just ask anyone into dowsing or ear candling, they'll tell ya.

Where do I find those people? In Flatland?

-- 
ervaqre is teh wicked

Op 16-1-2010 19:40, ervaqre schreef:
>>>> There are plenty of people that do not store their non-portable cannons in the
>>>> fridge. The batteries in the fridge is also widely believed to be a myth. So
>>>> battery operated stuff usually is left in the vicinity of TV's, VCR's, DVD
>>>> players and the likes.
>>>
>>> Oh yeah? Show me one scientific research to back up that claim!
>>>
>> Just ask anyone into dowsing or ear candling, they'll tell ya.
>
> Where do I find those people? In Flatland?
>
Canada (where it's prohibited to import the stuff), USA and Australia mostly. 
But be assured, there's probably a bunch of nutters doing that stuff here too 
because their psychic dowsing homeopathic friend told them to do so because of 
earth radiation.

-- 
Danny.