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Excellent work as usual, Ross. This had me laughing out loud at several moments. The colorful landscapes during the last half of the episode really brightened the mood of the entire series, which for a while now has been sort of dark and industrial, from a visual and setting point of view anyway. I look forward to seeing how this experimental Behind-the-Scenes documentary plays out, fittingly chosen for Episode 42. Ya know? How we'll receive answers and 42 is the ultimate answer to everything? Yeah? Get it? Anyone? Ok I'll shut up now.

I have to admit, this was quite annoying. I can see it being useful for minor edits (like my name from mes_gots_its to Mes gots its), but huge, constant changes being rampant (especially all the brony name changes, no offense to you guys) was getting pretty ridiculous. Glad to hear that the administration is taking a solid, sensible solution to this super-slippery subject.

This a real shot in the dark, but I suspect that it will be an Episode with the number 41 after it. Seems unlikely, I know, but I have a good feeling about it.

"Resist the urge to look down."

1374 - In recognition of his services, Edward III of England grants the English writer Geoffrey Chaucer a gallon of wine a day for the rest of his life.

“They were careless people, Tom and Daisy — they smashed up things and creatures and then retreated back into their money or their vast carelessness, or whatever it was that kept them together, and let other people clean up the mess they had made…”

I can literally see Ross's IRL troll face shining through the Internet in this post.

All I can say is this: Awesome. I look forward to more videos with this awesome new engine. The graphics were incredible!

I get to go to Syracuse and feed homeless people. Gonna be fun times.

I hear that Rosetta Stone thingy works. Too bad it costs more than a diamond-plated floppy disk.

Maybe if he wanted to make it seem like Freeman was high or something, kinda like that one episode of Shepard's Mind. I could see him doing that.

1352 - Dragoş becomes voivode of Moldova. (I haven't the slightest clue on what that means either).

On that note, clean ALL THE THINGS!

8/10 Better than your last one, though now your title and avatar notably conflict. I agree, I wish there was a way to adjust the size of the letters on Memegenerator to make it more suited to avatars. Guess I'll have to break out the ol' MSPaint.

7/10 Combined with your Avatar, it's really creepy and sketchy, but the satire involved somewhat makes up for it.

8/10 Normally I'm not sympathetic to pony avatars, but that one isn't too bad. I'm trying this particular self-made macro on for size. I'd like an honest opinion, pl0x.

Go play some horror games and you might start to get some vaguely accurate theories. IMO those "Things" were some form of undiscovered Xenian or other alien species, likely related to the Ichthyosaur. As for that light... it was either an alien or something more... paranormal. I personally think it might be a .

The Most Creepy Award goes to The Tunnel by a long shot. Funniest Episode was probably Morning Patrol. Best Half Life Story discussion is definitely Aliens (it also gets the Most Improved Award). Best Action goes to On a Rail, as Ross said. And Best Message / Thought-Provoking Episode goes to Oil's Well.

Granted, but it's no longer available on PC. I wish for the ability to turn my face into any rage comic face at will.

Procrastination.

1247 - Robin Hood died. (I feel kinda special starting this date trend )

Cool story, bro. Needs more dragons.

I still haven't finished Overture... it's on my sizable list of games that I've started but haven't finished yet. I'm at the part where you power up the mining machine, so I suspect I'm not very far into it. My favorite part so far is definitely the spider caves... they were subtly creepy yet full of plenty of action/ chase sequences and cool little puzzles... plus smashing my way through a 25 foot thick solid rock wall using nothing but a pickaxe (Minecraft anyone?) made me feel like a badass.

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