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The first safe in those types of games is, out of tradition, always locked with the code 0451. If it for some reason isn't the first safe, it is in there somewhere because the people who make those kind of games remember their roots. Edit: a bad snype.
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wayfinder posted:I can tell you're still on the spectrum  Genuine LOL over here.
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Dude wants an arrow branded on his arm.  But then... 
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Feb 19, 2018 03:42
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Ever wanted to get rid of that annoying beeping when you get in the car but haven't put your seatbelt on yet? Just follow these simple instructions:  I used to have a bunch of these stored up, but lost them  Some were just loving insane and went on for pages and involved poo poo like 'getting into and out of the car to trip the seat sensor, opening and closing windows and turning on the headlights multiple times' just to do things like turn off automatic daytime running lights.
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Feb 19, 2018 04:19
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Bobby Digital posted:Dude wants an arrow branded on his arm. I am shocked and baffled when people let skin infections go this far. If you bandage it and pay attention to the skin, clean and disinfect regularly with new bandaging you should be fine, even if the wound was procured under less than sanity circumstances (like say, branding). This person has straight-up neglected this wound for it to get this infected. How are they not smearing it in honey right now?
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Feb 19, 2018 04:28
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StrangersInTheNight posted:I am shocked and baffled when people let skin infections go this far. If you bandage it and pay attention to the skin, clean and disinfect regularly with new bandaging you should be fine, even if the wound was procured under less than sanity circumstances (like say, branding). This person has straight-up neglected this wound for it to get this infected. How are they not smearing it in honey right now? He needs to get to a doctor like yesterday and get that treated so he doesn't lose his drat arm. A guy I know ended up with an infection that he didn't treat and he ended up in the hospital for almost a month. The infection was in his arm and started to spread. They cut his arm open from wrist to shoulder so they could clean the infection while just pouring IV antibiotics in to him. I guess they kept reopening the wound on his arm every day so they could clean it over and over.
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Feb 19, 2018 04:54
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LeJackal posted:Hearing those motherfucking Protocol Droids ask if they can help me as I cower in the Cargo bay with a wrench and two rounds of AP ammo is still about the most heart-pounding moment I have ever had playing a video game. I know it's not on topic, but I've played through SS2 on Hard or Impossible so many times I could almost draw a map of the Von Braun by heart, but no matter how much I prepare, the Deck 1 Cargo Bays are always tense as hell. edit:until you realize that rushing around the level is the best strategy, anyway. Coucho Marx has a new favorite as of 08:14 on Feb 19, 2018 |
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Feb 19, 2018 08:04
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Feb 19, 2018 08:49
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Knormal posted:It's probably a tiny cheerleader in there. Still that bear suit alone's gotta way a fair amount, so it's still impressive. Who wants to out themselves and tell us how much fursuits weigh? We have a mascot that gets brought out from time to time, the email goes around begging for volunteers. The suits them selves are not that heavy. Its the heat and the fact that you cant see poo poo and are 100% reliant on your helpers that makes it difficult. Im sure that professional costumes/performers the suits are designed around most of those flaws. But yeah, for that im guess a fairly small woman is inside for the weight
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Feb 19, 2018 08:58
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Meskhenet posted:
From what I understand, nope. I've been watching Adam Savage's channel on YouTube lately, and he does a lot of costuming and I guess has pretty much his entire professional life, and apparently they're all hot and suck to wear. Maybe the furries and other lifestyle costume wearers have some secret, but I doubt it. I imagine they're just willing to deal with the discomfort. I think I've heard the same of Disney park costumed performers, that it is mad unpleasant and so they have short rotations out in the park else they'd pass out.
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Feb 19, 2018 09:06
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ReidRansom posted:From what I understand, nope. I think they are used to smelling and being all sweaty.
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Feb 19, 2018 09:11
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Did this person just try and get rid of a hornets nest with a plastic bag?
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Feb 19, 2018 09:12
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ReidRansom posted:From what I understand, nope. The people at Disney are in two of the hottest areas in America too so I'd imagine working summers as Donald Duck has you swimming in ball sweat after about 30 minutes.
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Feb 19, 2018 09:12
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You know, one time our family house had a wasp byke in our hedge. Like to know what we did? Nothing. We didn't bother them and they didn't bother us. It was really interesting seeing it grow (and occasionally seeing the queen) and at the end of summer we got an empty hive to bring into school. THAT thing smelled god-awful, tho.
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Feb 19, 2018 09:16
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gently caress wasps. But gently caress them with something more substantial than a grocery bag.
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Feb 19, 2018 09:45
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Elon Musk's flamethrower would have been handy
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At the other end of the spectrum: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKd0So_d4GA That dude lived some real poo poo back in Africa
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Feb 19, 2018 09:52
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I'll never forget watching a guy knock a bee's nest off a tree with a broom, set it on fire with a can of hairspray and a cigarette lighter, then put a sheet of wood over it and STAMP ON IT. This was in Australia so that was probably an average way to do it. When they were done the guy (who was wearing nothing but a shorts and vest) was covered in stings. Head to toe. 
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Feb 19, 2018 10:13
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Not derail back into immersive sims, but Warren called them that because they designed underlying systems and then let the players run amok in them. He knew he was onto something the very first time a player used landmines to climb a wall in Deus Ex, which none of the developers even knew was possible. Here's a good video on systemic game design, which is not Schadenfreude but I guess i'm the SF in this case. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnpAAX9CkIc
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Feb 19, 2018 10:13
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So this is how Jerry Lewis died.
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Feb 19, 2018 10:33
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djssniper posted:All these mutiple mp4's are fine on their own, but kills firefox when you post them all together Disable autoplay. You'll be so thankful for that when people start quoting mp4 dumps over and over on the same page (you bastards).
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Lechtansi posted:Not derail back into immersive sims, but Warren called them that because they designed underlying systems and then let the players run amok in them. He knew he was onto something the very first time a player used landmines to climb a wall in Deus Ex, which none of the developers even knew was possible. Oh for gently caress's sake, if you want to sperg out over video games in the schadenfreude thread in PYF, at least have the balls to do it without the "I don't want to derail (AGAIN) but <derail ahoy!>" and the cutesy "welp I guess the scootyfrooty is on me, tee hee!" bullshit.
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Rondette posted:I'll never forget watching a guy knock a bee's nest off a tree with a broom, set it on fire with a can of hairspray and a cigarette lighter, then put a sheet of wood over it and STAMP ON IT. This was in Australia so that was probably an average way to do it. When they were done the guy (who was wearing nothing but a shorts and vest) was covered in stings. Head to toe. I've caught some bee swarms and you can just shake them into a box, no problem. I do wonder if people would be so free at killing bee swarms if they knew how much they cost.
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Weatherman posted:Oh for gently caress's sake, if you want to sperg out over video games in the schadenfreude thread in PYF, at least have the balls to do it without the "I don't want to derail (AGAIN) but <derail ahoy!>" and the cutesy "welp I guess the scootyfrooty is on me, tee hee!" bullshit. whoa whoa whoa everyone the thread police are here! Don't worry he's posted that same stupid loving gif he's posted dozens of times before. Anyway not to derail the thread lets continue to talk about Deus Ex.
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Aramoro posted:I've caught some bee swarms and you can just shake them into a box, no problem. I do wonder if people would be so free at killing bee swarms if they knew how much they cost. things are different in australia, they just have bees and they're especially ornery
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Feb 19, 2018 11:02
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Actually our native bees don't have stings and cannot hurt you in any way. Even honey ants aren't dangerous, just delicious.
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Gorilla Salad posted:Ever wanted to get rid of that annoying beeping when you get in the car but haven't put your seatbelt on yet? Wait hang on. The headlights during the day thing I can sort of understand - at least if it's not required in your country. But why do people disable their seatbelt sensors? Is it some sort of badge of honor to drive without having it on?
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Feb 19, 2018 11:21
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Foxhound posted:But why do people disable their seatbelt sensors? Is it some sort of badge of honor to drive without having it on? Stopping your car from beeping incessantly at you as you sit in your driveway and set your GPS or whatever doesn't mean you drive around town without a seatbelt on. Hope this helps
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Feb 19, 2018 11:32
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Weatherman posted:Stopping your car from beeping incessantly at you as you sit in your driveway and set your GPS or whatever doesn't mean you drive around town without a seatbelt on. Hope this helps Seat belt sensors don't go off unless you're driving. Hope this helps.
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Feb 19, 2018 11:34
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Foxhound posted:Wait hang on. The headlights during the day thing I can sort of understand - at least if it's not required in your country. But why do people disable their seatbelt sensors? Is it some sort of badge of honor to drive without having it on? The seatbelt is more likely to kill you, by trapping you in the car. If you don't wear one, you're more likely to be thrown clear of the wreckage in the event of a crash. (Is the argument against them, usually. Disabling the sensor is for people who want to drive without seatbelts anyway)
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Aramoro posted:Seat belt sensors don't go off unless you're driving. Hope this helps. On a lot of cars, they go off if the ignition switch is on, even in park.
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Feb 19, 2018 11:40
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My grandfather ripped his out because it went off regardless of how many passengers were in the car.
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Gorilla Salad posted:Some were just loving insane and went on for pages and involved poo poo like 'getting into and out of the car to trip the seat sensor, opening and closing windows and turning on the headlights multiple times' just to do things like turn off automatic daytime running lights. I'm pretty sure the only way I got my tail gate on my 2018 Subaru Forrester today to open and not BEEP BEEP BEEP was to use the Namco cheat code. I still don't understand what combination of button mashing did it.
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poptart_fairy posted:My grandfather ripped his out because it went off regardless of how many passengers were in the car. My grandpa died getting torpedoed by your flying dead grandpa
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Bobby Digital posted:Dude wants an arrow branded on his arm. StrangersInTheNight posted:I am shocked and baffled when people let skin infections go this far. I can't quite put my finger on it but I have a crazy suspicion that this person who had an arrow crookedly branded onto their arm might have a history of making poor decisions. Meskhenet posted:We have a mascot that gets brought out from time to time, the email goes around begging for volunteers. The suits them selves are not that heavy. Its the heat and the fact that you cant see poo poo and are 100% reliant on your helpers that makes it difficult. Professional mascot costume heads are made out of special foam which breathes really well (it's similar to the filters in airconditioners, really open and light) and often have tiny fans built into them but yeah, they still suck a lot. There was a documentary series called 'Behind the Mask' which followed some mascots around over a few months. The professional NBA mascot pretty much had his poo poo together but was dogged by persistent injuries, the college mascot was so into his role that he'd put off graduation for a few years so he could keep going, the high school mascot was a  kid on the spectrum who had such bad interpersonal skills that pretty much no one hung out with him unless he was in the costume.
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