First of all; Tom I'm sorry to hear things are not well at your house and I truly hope they improve very soon.

Second; To all of you who are not feeling the best today I empathize and hope things improve for you too.

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Thirdly; So there I was trying to catch up on the thread and lo and behold, there was an evil plot developing.
Not only did I watch it develop, but saw it brought to its ultimate conclusion!

Thank you DD. :-)

You have a very strange look in your eye o__Ô
I'm not sure I trust you... ;-)

An evil plot? I am sure I do not know what you mean. :-)

Hello, Endre! *morning hug*

How are you today?

*welcome hug* How are you doing?

Come now Agent, what could a sweet little lady llike me have to hide. You can trust me, I am sure we would all like to know what your top games are?

*leans forward not blinking, with a big smile, and stares at Agent for an answer* :-)

You're a naughty girl, and I like that! :-)
I'm about the same as last night, spent most of the night walking my nerves to sleep so I'm tired today.
This usually doesn't last too long so I'll be better soon. ;)
Thank you again.
Hanging in there.
And thank you for having the same evil thought as DD. :-)

I am a very good girl, I don't know what you mean. :-)

I am sorry you are also feeling tired today, I hope it gets better soon. *get well soon hug*

And you are very welcome. I chose that game as it looked fun and reminded me of this thread. :-)

Well... since that guy is so sexy :-D ...
I don't know... Let me browse the catalog and see if there is anything I'd like to add first...

That was my first thought too. :-)

Toonstruck download in progress! :-)

:-) Contented then.

Plus it has Christopher Lloyd and our very own Gabriel Knight, Tim Curry.

I wonder if that qualifies as me sharing my wishlist publicly? If so, then I think it's time Hyper accepted a few gifts, as I have held up my side of the bargain by showing my wishlist. :-)

Don't think you will throw me off with that excuse. I have you all tagged and I can see you on the radar. So there is nowhere you can hide.

Don't push me... We agents are trained to destroy valuable information in these situations... One wrong move, and my list will self destruct! ;-P

You darn secret agents taking your time :-). I prefer the old days when agents would just go and blow things up. But I can appreciate your situation. My grandfather was a commando during the war and I bet he had to move slowly at times.

Wow. Lots of tales to tell, I guess.

True, but also lots of sad stories as well. He saw action in virtually every theatre of the war, but he was never too keen on talking about a lot of it, which I can understand. I have his Fairbairn–Sykes commando knife boxed away at home, next to my great grandfathers trench truncheon. I used to have them on display, but my partner is not too keen on them as they were both actually used to kill people during the wars, and it's not something she likes. But I keep them in a nice box somewhere in the attic.