Alyxx Thorne

Who needs propulsion gel when you have portal gel?

It's okay. If he continued being a painter maybe he would've done good.

There are ways to get Windows apps and games working in Linux via Wine, but the compability is limited. I prefer just using Windows altogether.

I think empathy is just another word for "putting yourself in someone else's shoes" so taking empathy beyond our own species is probably a bit of a stretch. While you can sympathize with animals and want them to live good lives without suffering and live like they're supposed to, there is a limit for me. But I think those who live with animals would have a different view. I'm very allergic to most furry animals so I'm sort of limited in how much I can be around them.

Who needs repellent paste when you have repulsion gel?

Hehe, I love the interactive book concept they went for. I'm playing Half-Life 1 again.

I suppose they have some beauty to them. I think the colour would look great during autumn to match the orange leaves. Simple uninventive architecture though.

I loved that interactive book.

Deus Ex - Horrible voice acting at times, JC himself sounds very cold and unemotional. Pros for getting Tom Hall, the creator of Commander Keen, to voice Walton Simons. - The hacking system is a joke. A simple "ice breaker" button is not enough to constitute a real hack in my opinion. It should be more elaborate. - The inventory system should've been more elaborate and had separate slots for weapons, armor and items. Doom - Basically no plot or story development - Gameplay gets repetitive real fast - The sound effects sound like they're ripped from a stock archive (and they are)

It was so stupid it was funny.

I go for corded mice too.

Yeah, the early Windowses were pretty compact. Not very functional but very good for the time.

Think you missed a few posts there.

Money.

Nope. But I would prefer if people didn't post useless topics. But I am glad people think I am making good posts, so thanks.

Cheat. Definitely. It's very simple.

I'm just surprised they made an OS compact enough to fit on a single floppy disk. Not even Windows 3.1 was small enough for one disk.

I guess if every member on the forum gave every one of your posts a -rep it could happen easily.

Oh, you mean an early version of Linux... I'm a Windows user since the early 90's, and I think Linux is a great OS for people who aren't planning on gaming. (this same opinion I have heard from virtually every other Windows user I've come across) No, it wasn't Linux at all. Kolibri OS it was called. Look it up.

Banned for being toxic

Who needs a sex slave when you have me?

No, we can only delete points given to you after the change if you have been given an unfair amount of it.

Who needs Jesus Claus when we got Jean Claude Van Damme?

I once tried an OS written entirely in assembly code. It fit on a diskette, was compatible with all video adapters in existence, and even had a web browser.

Who needs a god when they've got Santa Christ?