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On top of which, "evidence" in these games is practically its own state of matter. Did Phoenix actually take the wiretap? Did he photograph it? Does merely being aware of its existence enable him to project its Platonic ideal into the courtroom through sheer force of will? Yes.
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Yvonmukluk posted:Does anyone have that fanart from the last thread where she's playing along with a broadcast of the Steel Samurai by waving a broom around, while Phoenix intently practices displaying his badge? HelloWinter posted:And since someone mentioned the Great Sky Controversy: on a 2 x 2.5 inch DS screen, with the UI cutting off part of the top, the clouds and color contrast are a lot less obvious. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
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Noodle + Burger = Nurgle.
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May 19, 2016 16:53
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Orange Fluffy Sheep posted:They do treat the woods as literally impenetrable, and it's weird. Those decorative hedges are at least a foot high. If you tried to cross them you'd probably just run awkwardly in place.
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Orange Fluffy Sheep posted:I hate everything but mostly myself. If anyone's gonna noclip, it's a kid named Cody Hackins.
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May 30, 2016 03:49
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Hobgoblin2099 posted:Seriously, did anyone else think that Manfred was a vampire the first time they saw him?  Mankind ill needs a litigator such as you! What is a man? A miserable little pile of prosecutable infractions.
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There you have it. As we all know, Japanifornia has rich history of immigration from Sino-Arabic Swedes.
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I know it's not the most current idiom, but "[now] this one, now that one" just means in a fickle/haphazard/indecisive manner. Waffling. Willy nilly. Don't hate the player, hate the part where you're foreign and therefore don't count according to a strict reading of the rules of the game.
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Aug 23, 2016 16:41
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Jabor posted:Right, but Yanni Yogi still shot the victim, which is exactly what Misty Fey said. "Too crazy to call it murder" doesn't mean that the spirit medium was somehow wrong. When have facts ever stopped someone from being pilloried by the media? It was an embarrassing case with an unsatisfying resolution. Plus, imagine how it must have played out in the news: lawyer shot in a courthouse elevator containing one dude with a gun and his own son and the police have to bring in a psychic? Golly what a hard case to crack, thank goodness Madame Blavatsky was there to finger the right dude with her PHENOMENAL SPIRITUAL POWERS, I am sure she is totally legit now.
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YggiDee posted:So Von Karma has a granddaughter. Assuming it wasn't a hypothetical for the sake of the argument, is there then a Mrs. Von Karma? I can't imagine a person like him successfully romancing someone. Parthenogenesis.
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XainZero posted:Meekins feels like he came from a Professor Layton game. That's impossible, he hasn't asked anyone to solve even a single sliding block puzzle.
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WFGuy posted:It's a little weird that they bring up an altered 'testimony' (I'm pretty sure it'll be taken down next time, but it wasn't countered in the talky segment) when it's contradicted by the previous topic. A glass-walled security room doesn't mean a thing when the crime scene is on the other side of that pesky partition. A security camera might have worked, but her current lie doesn't. I wonder who took the photo from B block?  The guard station is upstairs and the partition is only (IIRC) about six feet high. No one else needs to have taken the photo since she was in B block--just five minutes later than she originally claimed.
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