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Magic: The Gathering is a collectible card game, the largest, most popular of its type. Marsh, Renzo and I all play.

I had sonic 1 through 3, plus sonic & Knuckles, all for genesis. dear god do I ever miss those games sometimes… too bad they totally fucked over the series.

ok, here's my class timetable: Monday: (7 hours) 8:30-11:20 Chemistry 1 1:30-2:20 Calculus 1 2:30-5:20 Technical Writing Tuesday: (7 hours) 8:30-10:20 Chemistry 1 10:30-12:30 Calculus 1 1:30-4:20 Physics 1 Wednesday: (6 hours) 9:30-11:20 Physics 1 12:30-2:20 Biology 1 2:30-4:20 Mandatory Seminar Bullshit Thursday: (6 hours) 9:30-10:20 Chemistry 1 10:30-11:20 Calculus 1 11:30-12:20 Physics 1 1:30-4:20 Biology 1 Friday: (2 hours) 9:30-10:20 Biology 1 2:30-3:20 Calculus 1 Total of 28 hours classtime, plus about the same amount in homework. I bet you pansies can't top that.

time to find a new buffet and make an even grosser drink? I'm sure I can find somewhere in vancouver if you guys ever swing by my place.

heh… "you go see doctah! an' you guys, you very bad!" best way to end an era eh?

hey marsh, what type of soup was it again? some kinda hot and spicy chicken soup? g-man nearly puked the entire way to the ferry after drinking it.

oh dear god… not pencil face! I saw this like, two years ago and it creep'd the shit-tacos out of me. who ever made it was both a genius and a madman.

heh… that's a pretty good one. I'll be waiting for September then.

fgv6 b7yhj that be my keyboard-face!

not to spoil all your fun, but shouldn't this be in the graphics section of the forums, not in chit chat?

dear god, this is perfect… someone should sticky this and keep it updated at all times.

coo'. Oh, and I got a legit copy now. I'll be able to play once I have it installed.

The answer to where a large portion of it goes is that manufacturers consider a KB to be 1000 bytes and so on, so that a TB is 1,000,000,000,000 bytes. Windows considers a KB to be 1024 bytes, and while this may not seem like much, that means a TB is 1,099,511,627,776 bytes. Manufacturers call that measurement a Tibibyte (Tera Binary Byte or TiB). That means that one TB is equal to only 931 GiB or GigaBinaryBytes. Manufacturers do this so to make people think they're getting more than they actually are, but they're protected from being sued.

dude, there is no way renzo cannot imagine for violation… me and him used to sit in the back room at work and talk about nothing but anime, videogames, this forum, and violations. of the body.

…dear god, you're right... and they're teaching this to our children? sure, they show that they're all bad things... except for lust... THEY'RE TURNING OUR KIDS INTO A LUSTFUL SOCIETY OF SEXUAL DEVIANTS!!

not only was it a boring storyline, but it was really (REALLY) buggy, as well as not as geared towards user-made content like nwn1\. they really didn't have to do too much for the game mechanics, as they could just use nwn1 for a base, which in turn had d&d as its base.

I'mma start playing it again… I'll pick up a legit copy next time I'm in the city so's I can play with you guys.

don't worry. we all do this some time. I've done it a few times, although I usually just get bored and forget about it after a few days. if it persists for more than say… three weeks, start looking to fill your time with something else.

we definetly need more of these kind of games. a graphical update would be nice, but whatever. too bad nwn2 sucked so much, as it had the potential to be one of the best games off all time.

ps2 did it first with the eyeToy. that thing bombed.

yes, but do I need one for over lan?

I hope I don't have to use a legit copy to play this… I don't want to wait 2 weeks to order over the internet, and there's no gaming stores where I am.

I just bought one and I like 'em. they do take a bit to get used to, but so does a smartphone's keyboard.

is it salvagable?

or procrastinating through an entire course and end up rushing through assignments that were given out at the start of the year when you only have 15 minutes until the teacher is no-longer accepting assignments for the year, then only passing by 1%… ah, history class... how I loved thee....