David Lynch's Twin Geeks - Let's Play Alan Wake!

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Video Games > Let's Play! > David Lynch's Twin Geeks - Let's Play Alan Wake!

JamieTheD: Nov 4, 2011; LPer, Reviewer, Mad Welshman

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Thanks to the Quantum Immortality Machine's unintended side effect, I have now read every version of Alan Wake's Departure. And I can confirm that the darkness is real. Especially as, in several of them, Departure is literally Jackie Estecado fanfiction.

Quantum immortality, as it turns out, is somewhat overrated.

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JamieTheD: Nov 4, 2011; LPer, Reviewer, Mad Welshman

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While mammoths agreed with the potential benefits of Nordic walking, they disagreed, on philosophical and moral grounds, about the use of their tusks and bones as an aid to this endeavour. And this is why steel was discovered.

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