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Suffering a blackout. Using the phone.

It's a harrowing experience.
How's everyone doing this sunny morning?
Electricity's back, I am no longer reduced to being a caveman... with a phone.
Interesting. Thanks for the link! I should just embrace liking what I like. =P After all, it's kinda fun when you surprise people: I flew to the US on Continental and as I am vegetarian but don't want to forgo dairy, the only viable food option for me was to choose a Hindu meal. The flight attendant gave me shifty side eyes every time they delivered food for me, asking if someone in my row really had ordered Indian food.

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infinityeight: I agree with you, too, Jaqfrost. Gender stereotypes suck. I guess that I conform to the gender stereotypes (I only dress in a male computer sprite's drag on the internet) insofar as adventure games are my favorite games, though I like the occasional action game/platformer/simulation game, but I do not conform to the general human being/Gogger stereotype of liking RPGs.
See, I like RPGs and Hack'n'Slash -- I'm a stereotypical GOGger, woohoo. \o/ I find them to be pretty good stress relief when things get crazy in RL.

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infinityeight: It's cool that you teach Academic English, Jaq. I've done some of that as well, though only stateside. I wonder how many Goggers are involved in education.
I think there are a fair number of teachers around. I love teaching abroad because (depending on cultural context) your students are so motivated. Mine want to study at university in an English speaking country, so I meet everything from eager high school seniors to professionals going for an advanced degree.
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HypersomniacLive: How's everyone doing this sunny morning?
Just fine old chap. I say, will you be passing by the club later and have a nice game of backgammon, or total war?
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HypersomniacLive: How's everyone doing this sunny morning?
I'd rate myself a 18/100 right now.
Good morning!

I actually fell asleep over my keyboard last night.
It seems I was about to post a message. Something like: ddddddddd... a full page with this.
"Gog.com community - A small location, where the people simply sit around and enjoy each other's company. They talk, laugh, and sing without ever arguing, drawing daggers, and dying in a gurgling rush of blood. Yuch, a truly bizarre place".
Post edited November 22, 2014 by Calamitus
Intermitent blackouts. They must be dong maintenance on the power lines.

It's somewhat annoying.
<Reposting this here as it seems this is the thread where all the cool forum members are hanging out>

Yes! <in a very chilling Darth-Vader-In-Tie-Fighter-At-End-Of-Star-Wars-Movie voice> "I have you now!" :-)

Got the one remaining one I knew for sure I wanted: Dreamfall: The Longest Journey!

Also, I earlier saw IAMSinistar's debating about picking up The Pit: Gold Edition just to get it "owned" and thought: What an idea! Also means I won't have to worry about installing the games and patches in the right order for all the content it covers. Edit: Turns out there is only the one entry in owned list, containing all the individual components just like before. Ah well, at least now I will not have that annoying indication that I do not own it (was worth the discounted price just to get rid of that).

I noticed several GOG members talking about putting their wishlists on GOGWiki -- how does one get there? I just tried searching in Google and within GOG, both to no avail.

Edit: added link.
Edit 2: added follow-up
Post edited November 22, 2014 by jackster79
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Calamitus: "Gog.com community - A small location, where the people simply sit around and enjoy each other's company. They talk, laugh, and sing without ever arguing, drawing daggers, and dying in a gurgling rush of blood. Yuch, a truly bizarre place".
I take it you haven't attended the discussions on crystal versus coloured soda. Those were bloody, the forums were filled with the lamentations of the women.

And pointless since it's abundantly clear that coloured is the superior form.
Post edited November 22, 2014 by j0ekerr
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HypersomniacLive: How's everyone doing this sunny morning?
30C today
40C tomorrow. Oh yeah really exciting times here LOL.
No new fresh games. All old flashes. Im wondering where the extra 's in 250 games are coming from....
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jackster79: I noticed several GOG members talking about putting their wishlists on GOGWiki -- how does one get there? I just tried searching in Google and within GOG, both to no avail.
1. PM Barefoot_Monkey and ask him to create you a GOGWiki account
2. Install Barefoot Essentials Script to sync your wishlist and the gogwiki wishlist :-)
http://www.gog.com/forum/general/barefoot_essentials_2_gogcom_enhancement
Post edited November 22, 2014 by moonshineshadow
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HypersomniacLive: How's everyone doing this sunny morning?
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Niggles: 30C today
40C tomorrow. Oh yeah really exciting times here LOL.
No new fresh games. All old flashes. Im wondering where the extra 's in 250 games are coming from....
You aussies and your crazy backwards weather.

It's almost as bad as the spiders.
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JaqFrost: Interesting. Thanks for the link! I should just embrace liking what I like. =P After all, it's kinda fun when you surprise people: I flew to the US on Continental and as I am vegetarian but don't want to forgo dairy, the only viable food

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infinityeight: It's cool that you teach Academic English, Jaq. I've done some of that as well, though only stateside. I wonder how many Goggers are involved in education.
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JaqFrost: I think there are a fair number of teachers around. I love teaching abroad because (depending on cultural context) your students are so motivated. Mine want to study at university in an English speaking country, so I meet everything from eager high school seniors to professionals going for an advanced degree.
The educational differences between cultures is a fascinating thing. I've worked in a very nationality -diverse Intensive English Program, so I've seen it all, from super motivated to only show up to class to keep their funding and their visas. The differences between what different cultures teach/ emphasize in learning/ ask for behaviorwise in the classroom is fascinating (and very challenging in courses where those different cultures all come together).