600 x $17.99 = $10794
Holy moly....

And here is another trivia question - still hoping that google will not help you - and you can win

Sam & Max hit the road

Here is the question (hopefully this time more challenging):

Which item could be found in one Lucasarts adventure even though it was needed in another Lucasarts adventure.?

I think everyone was. So far no one has reported getting one on that game.

Repeating myself, but for a good cause:

Seriously people, if you are remotely interested, get this. It's a bit on the weird side at times, but do yourselves a favour and give this little gem a try.

Yes, any other clicks are pointless.

I have hit two freebies. Both have been in the middle of the run so I am guessing it is random. When you click buy now it just says you got it free and you complete the order without putting in any payment information. I also hit them on the first attempt at the game. I am guessing you cannot click multiple times throughout trying to get it. I am also guessing they randomly pick one number so for Wasteland there were 600 copies so a random number between 1 and 600 was selected. Whoever clicks for that copy gets the freebie. I can't say for certain, but it seems random to me.

Stop and think about the sheer volume of units moved this week. They've made a killing all week.

Chainsaw (or the fuel for it)

Chainsaw fuel!

Maniac mansion & Zak McCracken.

I know my LucasArts shit.

>Beyond G&E

YES! FUCK YEAH! Holy shit, been waiting on this for too long. Am still at the office two and a half hours since my hours were done since the trip home would take an agonizing hour. Bloody hell, can finally relax.

I'ts a shame but i think i will let Wasteland 2 pass *sigh* too pricey this time. I spent already a lot more than i intended.

It would be interesting to know something about how it was determined. For example, if it's tied to # of copies left, I'm probably hurting my chances since I'm often (not always, but often) clicking when the number of copies is still the full x/x.

Even if that's the magic number, there are likely a lot of people clicking at that time. As opposed to say, 16/x, when fewer people are clicking, and particularly the number of people who haven't already "used their chance" to crit in that round.

The flaw in that sort of system though, is that, if known, it would potentially discourage people from clicking at the start, akin to 4 people arriving at a 4-way stop at the same time and all waiting for someone else to move first.

All of my critical attempts have been pointless, what's a few more. ;)

A rubber chicken with a pulley in the middle?