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you should, they were both hilariousI dunno if I should be happy or worried that my most liked comment is about me dying
That and Wilfred in a blue dress.
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I mean Wilfred in a blue dress is hilarious. Kinda like Mrs.Doubtfire but he can kill you.I dunno if I should be happy or worried that my most liked comment is about me dying
That and Wilfred in a blue dress.
Uh-oh...that's gonna be a mess. Better wrap your desk in plastic foil be4 DL
- May 24, 2018
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Perhaps a new update will be his newest gift to us by his knowledge of thee Dark Arts
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Hopes is well-respected by many devs and even people who don't play his game (such as moi).
I expect to one day try it again...I'm just a bit biased against grindy stuff. The fact that I'm interested in giving it another go is a testament to the interesting set up and crisp dialogue in the game.
In the meantime, I share Pink's (and others') respect for Hopes' work.
I expect to one day try it again...I'm just a bit biased against grindy stuff. The fact that I'm interested in giving it another go is a testament to the interesting set up and crisp dialogue in the game.
In the meantime, I share Pink's (and others') respect for Hopes' work.
- Jul 17, 2017
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There is an entire religion based on a guy who rose from the dead.
Ok, it was people who rose from the dead... Bless you, George A. Romero for your "... of the Dead" movies.
(Who thought I was going somewhere completely different with that comment? Eh? haha!)
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@Ignatz
(This is probably more information than is needed, but bear with me. LOL!)
There was a point (when I was a bit younger) where I decided I was going to write a book. Had a premise that was a new slant on an old one, characters were developed, and even a plot which was a bit contrived but seemed unique enough to get past people's first impressions. I started talking with friends and family about it and they told a few others, which started making some small waves of interest. As time dragged on, these same people started becoming impatient; that impatience brought negativity. After a couple of years of working on it as a passionate hobby, I hit a financial low point and lost almost everything.
Several years later, I find myself married (with children), mortgage, a couple of vehicle loans, and working 70+ hours a week leaving me only the briefest snippets of time to even consider going back and revisiting / trying to continue my project.
That little historical perspective is why I attempt to be as respectful and supportive of anyone daring enough to take their shot to cross over from "hobbyist" to "developer" and actually live out that dream. It's imperative for those to hear that their work is enjoyed and they are respected by their peers. If I can assist that effort in sharing that show of respect in some small way, I will. Plus, it never hurts when someone's project is a rather well-done "new twist" on a rather stagnant genre...
(This is probably more information than is needed, but bear with me. LOL!)
There was a point (when I was a bit younger) where I decided I was going to write a book. Had a premise that was a new slant on an old one, characters were developed, and even a plot which was a bit contrived but seemed unique enough to get past people's first impressions. I started talking with friends and family about it and they told a few others, which started making some small waves of interest. As time dragged on, these same people started becoming impatient; that impatience brought negativity. After a couple of years of working on it as a passionate hobby, I hit a financial low point and lost almost everything.
Several years later, I find myself married (with children), mortgage, a couple of vehicle loans, and working 70+ hours a week leaving me only the briefest snippets of time to even consider going back and revisiting / trying to continue my project.
That little historical perspective is why I attempt to be as respectful and supportive of anyone daring enough to take their shot to cross over from "hobbyist" to "developer" and actually live out that dream. It's imperative for those to hear that their work is enjoyed and they are respected by their peers. If I can assist that effort in sharing that show of respect in some small way, I will. Plus, it never hurts when someone's project is a rather well-done "new twist" on a rather stagnant genre...
- Aug 9, 2018
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oh my god he is the chosen one he is the messiah what other miracles can he perform can he raise the dead can he turn water to whine ( fuck if i could do that id be drunk all the time ) we will have to wait and see.
(while writing this all i could think was he's not the messiah he's a very naughty boy)
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A doubting Thomas is a skeptic who refuses to believe without direct personal experience—a reference to the Apostle Thomas, who refused to believe that the resurrected Jesus had appeared to the ten other apostles, until he could see and feel the wounds received by Jesus on the cross.
for those who ant religions and to be honest id forgotten about doubting Tom but to be fair you'd be doubting to if you heard a guy come back to life after being nailed to the cross
wanna hear a joke Stop me if you heard this one Jesus Christ walks into a hotel and He hands the innkeeper three nails, and he asks Can you put me up for the night ( if you know what this is from you are you are awesome)
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I know who thomas is, but do not know where is thhat joke from
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crow.. hmm now that sounds familiarSHAME SHAME SHAME
its from the crow great movie recommend you watch it
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HOLLY SHITSHAME SHAME SHAME
its from the crow great movie recommend you watch it
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