I just downloaded the latest version, however i am not able to get the game to launch. I have tried deleteing and reinstalling from different mirrors and deleting the renpy folder for it in appdata. Other games i have downloaded today seem to work fine. Any suggestions?
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You're seriously asking that in a Doc5252 game?
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I disagree with the two low reviews I won't say they are
but they are fully digested food stuff. I did not like 23 sisters but i find this game to be both humorous and cute. The other game Extra Credit is a bit out there for me but it is also playable. Like him or not Doc5252 is a good dev. Like his games or not they are successful. I would post a review but I dont waste my time any more.
but they are fully digested food stuff. I did not like 23 sisters but i find this game to be both humorous and cute. The other game Extra Credit is a bit out there for me but it is also playable. Like him or not Doc5252 is a good dev. Like his games or not they are successful. I would post a review but I dont waste my time any more.
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wait a minute .. you didn't like 23 sisters ... thats just blasphemy ... plain blasphemy .. you should be Tiffwhipped for that ...I disagree with the two low reviews I won't say they are
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Will omegas on this site ever quit naming themselves alpha?
Edit: Thanks for the react, omega!
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America did not invent hamburgers.
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Some folks just don't know how to observe - roomtemp IQs just aren't expansive enough.
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according to my google-fu invention of the hamburger is disputed, depending on who you ask, it was either invented in Germany or New Jersey
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the ancient germans or americans did ,, i think , one or the other
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The modern hamburger was created in America. Originally they were more like meatballs.
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Maybe not but we took hackfleisch im brotchen and perfected it.
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When I was in Germany they did have ground meat on a Kaiser roll mostly it was raw but it could be cooked.
it was called Hackfleisch and it was served on brotchen what we call Kaiser roll