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ddegenha posted:They have a word for everything! Language is pretty great, unlike what some certain blue skeletally-shaped fellows with lusts for revenge may assume.
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bman in 2288 posted:Language is pretty great, unlike what some certain blue skeletally-shaped fellows with lusts for revenge may assume. He liked languages too, he just loved them a bit to much
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It is not my fault that your language have to use a loan word to describe feeling joy at others' misfortune! Oh, and I am using the word schadenfreude because that is your loan word, but the saying about it being the only true joy is all Swedish.
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 Update 77We're back, and this time we're taking Cait to get her addictions cleared up. Before setting off we've got a bit of armoring to do, and we're also going to do one last favor for the local settlers near the Atom Cats. The catch is that we have to find the place first, and there's an Assaultron Dominator and a very unfriendly group of Gunners between us and there. It's going to get a bit rocky, but that just means that we need to get creative and maybe do a bit of experimentation. I've decided that we're going to push on ahead after this week's stream and keep with Cait since we're probably pretty close to maxing out her affection. Next week's stream is going to be focused on getting to the final main game companion and introducing the final faction. seaborgium posted:Just curious, are you ever going to use energy weapons? I've always been a fan of plasma rifles, and it looks like you're starting to pick up energy weapon ammo more now. I might use them to show off a bit... I'm generally more of a fan of standard weapons, but there are some fun weapons out there like the plasma sniper rifle. I think we found a pretty good laser weapon in this week's stream so I may give it a shot. Thesaya posted:It is not my fault that your language have to use a loan word to describe feeling joy at others' misfortune! I'm not surprised to hear that, considering that your culture took a look at cod and thought "You know what this needs? Some lye. That'll make this better."
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Also surströmming. Ferrmented herring. It is sometimes eaten with a clothespin on the nose, the smell is so atrocious. Apparently it tastes good despite the smell but even when I still ate fish I wasn't willing to try it, especially since I didn't even like sill, (pickled herring,) to start with. And Nancy. Nancy, Nancy, Nancy... We all know that you are good at schadenfreude, that is not the issue. What you need to work on is embracing it. There is nothing wrong with enjoying other people's' misery, as long as you ask if they're OK once you've finished laughing.
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Update 78 With today's update we've finally found the Atomatoys factory, but the Brotherhood of Steel is already there doing my job for me. I'd love to leave it at that, but they're not very good at it so we have to do some clean up. After that we can finally head south for Cait's companion quest, but there's a lot of distance between here and there. Lots of abandoned buildings, weird shrines, and a summer camp that comes complete with it's own Deathclaw! We'll be a lot closer by the end of today's episode, but we're not there yet. Thesaya posted:Also surströmming. Ferrmented herring. It is sometimes eaten with a clothespin on the nose, the smell is so atrocious. Apparently it tastes good despite the smell but even when I still ate fish I wasn't willing to try it, especially since I didn't even like sill, (pickled herring,) to start with. So the key point of Schadenfreude is delaying your empathy until afterwards. I suppose that's a fair description - I'm reminded of a time when I ran my bicycle into a yield sign and my friend asked if I were okay and then started laughing his rear end off when I said I was. He just got the order wrong. Cannot unsee!
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Seems you're getting to the point where you're running out of side quests. Maybe it's time to advance the main plot a bit then collect up some more NPC quests. How does the bullet damage work? Is it a dice roll with multipliers from your weapon damage stats and perks against the enemy's resistance? The game varies widely when it comes to how effective your weapons are.
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Update 79 Today we're finally reaching Vault.. 95, I want to say, and going in to cure Cait. The only problem is that it's literally so full of gunners that they're practically pouring out of the vents, and they've brought some assaultrons with them. It's nothing we can't handle, but it's going to take a minute or two. ultrabindu posted:Seems you're getting to the point where you're running out of side quests. That's kind of what I'm thinking - there's actually two additional factions we haven't yet met, and the first one has all kinds of associated quests. There's also some scavenger hunting we can do for bobbleheads, and it might be worth it to do some of the faction quests to get to a point where people can make an informed choice on them. Eventually we are going to have to pick a side. I have no idea how the damage works, but it might be an interesting to see what's going on behind the curtain.
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You did get a decent energy rifle this time at least. And nothing wrong with leaving your tree up all year long. I have an 18 inch one that I change the lights on depending on the next holiday, though it was a pain in the rear end to find brown lights so I can have orange and brown for Thanksgiving.
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Thesaya posted:It is not my fault that your language have to use a loan word to describe feeling joy at others' misfortune! English does loanwords in the same way people 'borrow' Terry Pratchett books. Technically it's not theirs, but you aren't going to get it back out of their hands short of the jaws of life.
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Update 80 Today we're taking a slightly long episode to make sure that we both finish Cait's quest and explore the Vault to find out the sad story of what happened to the inhabitants. Also, turns out that the Grognak costume was NOT the best choice for this, so Cait gets some new clothes. Might be too little too late, but I'm sure she'll appreciate it. seaborgium posted:You did get a decent energy rifle this time at least. I think that's technically a bonsai holiday tree, but points for creativity. chiasaur11 posted:English does loanwords in the same way people 'borrow' Terry Pratchett books. Or, to quote Booker T. Washington, "We do not just borrow words; on occasion the English language has been observed chasing other languages down alleys, beating them unconscious, and riffling their pockets for new vocabulary."
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That final quest cutscene really showed the limitation of the game engine. It probably would have carried more weight if you both weren't awkwardly standing around holding weapons. If you're going to do in engine cutscenes make sure it can match the emotional beats your voice actors are going for. Dave when you getting that still set up?
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Update 81 Today we're doing something we haven't done in quite a while: the main quest line. You might vaguely remember something about a missing son, the Institute, and a scientist living out in some place called "The Glowing Sea." So after a little bit of resupply that's exactly where we're headed, and it's pretty much exactly what it says on the label. Also, it's full of ghouls, radscorpions, deathclaws, and other nasty critters. But we're not going to stop until we find Virgil, at which point we will. Very promptly. ultrabindu posted:That final quest cutscene really showed the limitation of the game engine. It probably would have carried more weight if you both weren't awkwardly standing around holding weapons. I suppose I could have put up our weapons before the cut scene, but... eh, I never put up my weapons. It's dangerous out here. Bad news on the still, though - I'll check when we play tomorrow, but I'm pretty sure you can only use a still in a settlement that's under raider control. The alternative is to open up a bar in Sanctuary, but we need two levels in the Local Leader perk and I just don't have the perks to spare for it right now.
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As someone who has grown up with real trees, we usually carried them home on our shoulders or on a plastic sled. (4-8 blocks, like 1.5 km at most.) Now, I understand that you are US car dependent people, but do you realise that Christmas trees are usually wrapped in plastic mesh and thus does not scratch up your car at all? Also, tip, saw off the bottom of the tree and then cut a cross in it to help it absorb water. sugar cube or aspirin in the water might help a tiny bit but in general it is bullshit. Just make sure to not let the tree run out of water and it'll be fine. Oh and lights, remember, you don't really need lights towards the side/sides that is against the wall. Oh, and another thing, Glad Lucia Guys! Thesaya fucked around with this message at 00:16 on Dec 14, 2016 |
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Update 82 So we've finally found Virgil from the Institute, and we can get some answers - we're just probably not going to like them. The only way to crack into the Institute's teleportation network is to hunt down and destroy a killing machine that walks like a man and literally pull the technology out of its head, so today we're starting the quest to chase down a Courser and pull off a reverse Terminator scenario. Thesaya posted:As someone who has grown up with real trees, we usually carried them home on our shoulders or on a plastic sled. (4-8 blocks, like 1.5 km at most.) Now, I understand that you are US car dependent people, but do you realise that Christmas trees are usually wrapped in plastic mesh and thus does not scratch up your car at all? It would be nice if they were no more than 1.5 KM, but sadly here in the US everything is somewhere else and you get there in a car. The main issue wasn't so much scratching as it was that we got about a 6.5 - 7 foot tall tree that wouldn't remotely fit in a four door sedan and we have no way to tie it to the roof. The cutting a cross isn't something I'd heard before, but we did saw off the bottom so there'd be a fresh cut to absorb the water. I had never even heard this holiday, but it sounds like a lot of fun.
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Americans trying to say Worcestershire sauce well never not be funny. With respect to the Hobbit and Fantastic beasts, the main problem was pacing, if a movie goes along at a fairly brisk pace you'll still be entertained. There's nothing wrong with stretching things out to 3 or 5 films as long as you get through the material quickly whilst still having you audience keep up. The Hobbit films ground to a halt at frequent points and you could tell exactly what the filler was, be it a character that was not in the book or an action scene that outstays it's welcome. The editing is key. It's funny you mention pulling in supplementary material in the Hobbit because the entirety of Aragorn's and Arwen's relationship in the Lord of the Rings came from the appendices, it's barely mentioned in the body text of the novels so it can be done well. E: This is the best Star Trek https://vimeo.com/70518741
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In Fallout, you gotta drink until the supermutants are your friends and there are enough bullets for everybody to have some.
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Update 83 A long one today, but I definitely wanted to get through the Courser and finish that particular quest. We're climbing the tower and killing every Gunner on the way up, but they might very well have mistaken us from the courser at this point. At the top the Courser has some prisoners, but he also has a Stealthboy. I never did finish that sentence, but the main thing with a stealthboy is that using a weapon that gives off a bright flash and gives away your position isn't the best idea. Watching the video I realized that I didn't even say anything before killing a bunch of tied up gunners, so that got dark QUICK. On the plus side we saved a synth, but we're also probably never going to see her again. ultrabindu posted:Americans trying to say Worcestershire sauce well never not be funny. I know how to start saying Worcestershire, I just don't know how to stop. I'd agree on the pacing, and you're right about the Hobbit and where it drags. That said, at least the appendices were part of the book. If I recall, all of the extra stuff in The Hobbit came from different collections and note fragments that were published separately. ThaGhettoJew posted:In Fallout, you gotta drink until the supermutants are your friends and there are enough bullets for everybody to have some. Good news, I think we were almost there last night.
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Update 84 After a quick visit to Dr. Amari we're off to walk the Freedom Trail, which winds its way past super mutants, raider bases, and ghoul nests. Turns out that there is a real Freedom Trail in Boston, which I imagine is fairly similar. At the end of the trail we've got a new faction we can do missions for, as well as a new companion we can bring along. I've decided that since we're light on side-questy stuff it's probably time to do some faction quests. You can vote here for which faction you want to see more of, or post alternate ideas or things you want to see.
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Not I. The Minutemen are just dull good-doers though. I want to know what brought on this abrupt upswell of support for the psycho powersuit party.
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Update 85 Now that we've gotten all the information and plans we need from Virgil, we're going to go ahead and ignore the whole "build a teleporter" thing so that we can get to know the Railroad a bit better. Deacon's got a secret mission that's sure to get us in good with his boss, and all we have to do is fight our way through a secret bunker full of Institute synths that's located under a doughnut store and recover a lost prototype. What could possibly go wrong? ultrabindu posted:Who's voting for the MinuteMen? ThaGhettoJew posted:Not I. The Minutemen are just dull good-doers though. I want to know what brought on this abrupt upswell of support for the psycho powersuit party. The mysteries of democracy at work. Speaking of which, voting is still open here.
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Update 86 Today we continue our explorations under Slocum Joe's, and Cait finds she can't keep it inside any longer. After watching us pick a lock she pours out her heart, and we have an awkward moment with Deacon standing right there. But in the end we find the prototype and just like that we're in with the Railroad. They've already got a mission lined up for us, too: a dead drop and a synth to escort to freedom. Meanwhile, either someone else voted for the Minutemen or the same person came back again.
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The Life and Times of Deacon A play in three acts. http://i.imgur.com/iLacYmJ.webm http://i.imgur.com/tXkLwn5.webm http://i.imgur.com/YKDmZCG.webm
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ultrabindu posted:The Life and Times of Deacon Deacon the superspy robutt agent freedom man has only the best survival training and his tradecraft is impeccable. And I mean I know I do go on about the supremacy of level geometry armor, but I guess NPC plot armor beats it all to hell. ThaGhettoJew fucked around with this message at 10:14 on Dec 21, 2016 |
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Update 87 Today in Fallout 4 we complete our synth escort mission, go back to Sanctuary to drop some weight, and somewhere in there Cait says she pulls a muscle. We've also gotten a level up and now have 10 luck, so it's time to go in search of the Luck Bobblehead and become superhumanly lucky. In an ironic twist, our luck fails us and we end up fast-traveling right into an ambush. Second time's the charm, though, and the first part of our goal is right on the horizon: a twisted wreck of a ship sitting up on dry land. And tonight we shall stream. ultrabindu posted:The Life and Times of Deacon It kills me every time he pops up right in the middle of Cait's dramatic conversation. ThaGhettoJew posted:Deacon the superspy robutt agent freedom man has only the best survival training and his tradecraft is impeccable. If nothing else, he does have a use as a minesweeper.
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It's the timing. He pops up exactly when Cait says 'lunatics'. Also it was really cute when you and Nancy said goddamn it Deacon at the same time.
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Update 88 Today we're off to the wreck of the FMS Northern Star, where the ghouls aren't feral so much as they're foreign. I almost wonder if they didn't just get super frustrated after a couple hundred years of nobody being able to speak to them and went rogue. After that we pick up the Luck Bobblehead, which actually does allow us to give 110% in regards to Luck, and then close out by heading back to the local farm and chatting a bit. We'll pick back up tomorrow with last night's stream, and I think we have enough footage for about six episodes so there should be something under the digital tree on Christmas eve. ultrabindu posted:It's the timing. He pops up exactly when Cait says 'lunatics'. I think that was it, because it's almost like she says "lunatics" and Deacon's response is "you called?" Amusingly enough, last night I'm pretty sure we did the chorus response with Danse at one point.
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Glad I finally got a chance to catch one of your streams, but man staying up to 5am was rough. Merry Boozemas to you both.
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I am back at update 82, (really should try to watch these when they come out but sometimes I feel like different kinds of LPs you know,) and just wanted to give my two cents about the book/films thing. Fantastic Beasts and The Hobbit really aren't comparable in my opinion, since they are very different kinds of books. Now, I haven't read Fantastic Beasts, but it seems to be a fictional bestiary more than a novel. I definitely agree about the Hobbit though. I honestly haven't watched it because I don't like being disappointed, I do however plan to watch the fan-edit at some point. I just never seem to get around to it. Edit; at episode 83, a very minor thing about vegans. some vegans have a holier than thou attitude, not a lot. It's a case of a vocal minority. It's just a pet peeve of mine, since I know several vegans and never seen them be preachy, hell, I've been to a barbecue party hosted by vegans and the only problem meat eaters faced was that they had to grill their stuff separately due to the cross contamination issue. What I have seen a lot of though is people complaining or joking about vegans being preachy. But as I said, minor thing, pet peeve, and I in no way disagree with Nancy on the actual topic. Edit2, update 86; You just got into a romantic relationship and Cait keeps bothering you about resting for the night.  But you just won't take the hint will you?  Poor Cait. You should invest in a double bed to make it up to her. Make her feel special before she realises you are loving her and everyone else who is hot and willing.Edit3, update 87; I have had a bunny who gnawed off the bottom branches of the Christmas tree (luckily he couldn't reach the ones with ornaments on them,) and a dog who loved to drink out of the foot of it because, hey, novelty! Neither ever got sick from it. I wouldn't worry too much. Also, you have reached the point where you are actually saying dog in Swedish by pronouncing hound weirdly. (hund) Edit4, update 88; as your resident Swede I can tell you that they are speaking Norwegian. Which is amusing since it looks like an industrial fishing boat and that is a huge industry in Norway. I'd like to imagine they just went wildly off course. Oh and we do look mostly alike, that is not a bad thing to say. Finns look a bit more slavic than other Nords but that's all. And the dude said Åh nei, not oh nein. So, meaning is the same, slightly different word. ...I am starting to wish I would have been there for the stream for this. Oh and now you called me out! You got the name right Nancy, don't worry. When I made it up I was too young to realise that I should have used an i instead of a y for the sound I wanted, I was like 10. Things they have said so far; Du vil angre angripa oss: You will regret attacking us. (the grammar is really off for this one btw, although it might be right in Norwegian. Doubt it though.) Åh nei/nei: Oh no/no. Du dräpte honom!: You killed him! If you ever go to Gothenburg Sweden I would love to meet you. And Finnish is finno-ugric, and it's super weird and one of the hardest languages to learn. Oh, and English is a Germanic language, the main one actually, so of course they're similar.  Scandinavian languages, (Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Icelandic and Faroese,) are northern Germanic languages.Oh, and calling languages accents isn't really polite Nancy, just so you know. Japanese have so many distinctions for rank and social groups it's not even funny. Like, the slightest change in relationship has a different form of adress. Oh, and I am female. I thought me talking about being a lesbian would have been a clear enough hint
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Update 89 Today we're starting out by returning some severely overdue library books and then continuing to join up with the Brotherhood of Steel for fun, profit, and free vertibird rides. Otherwise they're kind of jerks, so we also spend most of our time making fun of them and stealing their leader's booze. You might remember Maxson if you've played Fallout 3, where he wasn't a, as somebody described him, "lumberjack hipster techno-nazi" but was instead just a creepy child. ultrabindu posted:Glad I finally got a chance to catch one of your streams, but man staying up to 5am was rough. Glad you could come by, and a very Merry Boozemas to you as well. Thesaya posted:I am back at update 82, (really should try to watch these when they come out but sometimes I feel like different kinds of LPs you know,) and just wanted to give my two cents about the book/films thing. Fantastic Beasts and The Hobbit really aren't comparable in my opinion, since they are very different kinds of books. Now, I haven't read Fantastic Beasts, but it seems to be a fictional bestiary more than a novel. I think having the author directly involved makes a big difference to how organic the expansion feels. It could also have been just a difference in quality of production. I'm looking forward to seeing more in the Fantastic Beasts series, but if they were coming out with a series based on The Silmarillion that would have to be one HELL of a trailer to get me to show up. And there's no wrong way to enjoy an LP, we're just glad people are. Thesaya posted:Edit; at episode 83, a very minor thing about vegans. some vegans have a holier than thou attitude, not a lot. It's a case of a vocal minority. It's just a pet peeve of mine, since I know several vegans and never seen them be preachy, hell, I've been to a barbecue party hosted by vegans and the only problem meat eaters faced was that they had to grill their stuff separately due to the cross contamination issue. What I have seen a lot of though is people complaining or joking about vegans being preachy. But as I said, minor thing, pet peeve, and I in no way disagree with Nancy on the actual topic. I think we have the misfortune of knowing a VERY preachy vegan who's terrible at using logic to defend his positions and generally starts attacking people as being monsters for consuming flesh when he can't win arguments with reason. Probably colors our view just a bit - which, relevant to today's update, when we get to the part about vegans the entire point of what we were saying is that you can't tell anything about the content of a person's character based on their veganism, just the contents of their stomach. Thesaya posted:Edit2, update 86; You just got into a romantic relationship and Cait keeps bothering you about resting for the night. It's going to have to be a California King by the time we're all said and done, so if there was an option to build a giant bed I'd do it and let Cait wonder why it's so big for a while. Thesaya posted:Edit3, update 87; I have had a bunny who gnawed off the bottom branches of the Christmas tree (luckily he couldn't reach the ones with ornaments on them,) and a dog who loved to drink out of the foot of it because, hey, novelty! Neither ever got sick from it. I wouldn't worry too much. It's possible that we get more Swedish as each evening goes on. Speaking of hunds, Swedish Vallhunds are among the most adorable things I have ever seen. Completely unrelated, but as we're talking about Swedish and hunds came into the picture that came into my mind. Thesaya posted:Edit4, update 88; as your resident Swede I can tell you that they are speaking Norwegian. Which is amusing since it looks like an industrial fishing boat and that is a huge industry in Norway. I'd like to imagine they just went wildly off course. That might be the case, but I don't imagine they were that heavily armed when they came so they've been very busy. And now I'm wondering if I missed a terminal on the boat that would have explained more of what was going on. ddegenha fucked around with this message at 17:18 on Dec 23, 2016 |
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*hundar. That is how to pluralise the word in Swedish.  Also, in case you didn't realise, I edited my post continuously while watching so there is a lot of language talk added to it now. Seems like I have one more episode to watch now! Watching it now. About giving yourself shots, think about diabetics and heroin addicts. they both manage it just fine. If it is just a subcutaneous shot I don't think it would be too complicated. Oh, and as a vegetarian, the only meat I would eat is human for the single reason that a human being is able to give consent. Thesaya fucked around with this message at 18:19 on Dec 23, 2016 |
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ddegenha posted:You might remember Maxson if you've played Fallout 3, where he wasn't a, as somebody described him, "lumberjack hipster techno-nazi" but was instead just a creepy child. lol, that was me    (Sorry couldn't resist this one. It was too obvious to pass up.)
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Update 90 Today we're continuing our introduction to the Brotherhood with a deeply personal interview and a few more introductions before heading down to the surface to defend one of our farms and doing some odd jobs for our new... uh... allies, I guess? It's mostly killing gunners and ghouls, and we're okay with that. We're planning to continue exploring the factions, but maybe change up our companions a bit. So, by all means, vote here on the next companion. ultrabindu posted:lol, that was me I dedicate the thumbnail on today's video to your art. You do realize that there's a section in the OP titled "Ultrabindu's Art Gallery", right?
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lol, why would you do that? you let me hijack you're thread! 
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ultrabindu posted:lol, why would you do that? you let me hijack you're thread! ...Welcome to you're doom! Oh, I'm back in America BTW, and I have no idea where to start watching the videos from. I only really watch (and post in) the streams anymore. bman in 2288 fucked around with this message at 02:40 on Dec 25, 2016 |
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