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Posted June 25, 2016
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zeogold: Electricity, E-LEC-TRICITY!
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sanfueg: Thanks, but this isn't a question thread.
I have no idea what you're talking about.
Post edited June 25, 2016 by zeogold
Posted June 25, 2016
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tinyE: That looks real. :P
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zeogold: I think it is.
The "One Laptop Per Child" initiative, probably much now eclipsed by the Raspberry PI and it's mirrored competitors.
Posted June 25, 2016
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tinyE: Wait.....where am I?
You were just about to pay me that $5 you owe me, duh.
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zeogold: I think it is.
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JDelekto: The "One Laptop Per Child" initiative, probably much now eclipsed by the Raspberry PI and it's mirrored competitors.
Oh, I remember hearing about that.
Post edited June 25, 2016 by zeogold
Posted June 25, 2016
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tinyE: Wait.....where am I?
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zeogold: You were just about to pay me that $5 you owe me, duh.
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JDelekto: The "One Laptop Per Child" initiative, probably much now eclipsed by the Raspberry PI and it's mirrored competitors.
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zeogold: Oh, I remember hearing about that.
It was a 'real' thing, rugged laptops with wi-fi designed to be powered by a battery that one could crank to charge it, just like flashlights and radios out there today.
Posted June 25, 2016
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tinyE: I thought this thread was about actually getting electricity. ;P Made me wonder how you were posting.
i thought the same thing too
Posted June 25, 2016
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zeogold: Electricity, E-LEC-TRICITY!
I totally missed this subtly hinted SchoolHouse Rock reference. :)
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tinyE: I thought this thread was about actually getting electricity. ;P Made me wonder how you were posting.
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snowkatt: i thought the same thing too
I thought the same until I read further into it.
Post edited June 25, 2016 by JDelekto
Posted June 25, 2016
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zeogold: You were just about to pay me that $5 you owe me, duh.

Oh, I remember hearing about that.
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JDelekto: It was a 'real' thing, rugged laptops with wi-fi designed to be powered by a battery that one could crank to charge it, just like flashlights and radios out there today.
Huh. Neat!
Sounds great for impoverished areas.
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snowkatt: i thought the same thing too
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JDelekto: I thought the same until I read further into it.
I'm in that same boat.
Post edited June 25, 2016 by zeogold
Posted June 25, 2016
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tinyE: I thought this thread was about actually getting electricity. ;P Made me wonder how you were posting.
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snowkatt: i thought the same thing too
That's because none of you godless savages in The Netherlands have electricity...or running water. :D
Posted June 25, 2016
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JimmyK: snip
Yup, I had that same problem. Took me an hour or so of aimlessly wandering back-and-forth before I got fed up and decided to check online just to find out it's a damn bug in the game. Luckily, I saved in the beginning of that chapter so I just fast-clicked my way back to that point in a few minutes time. You'd figure they would have addressed a show-stopper like that by now. =/
Posted June 25, 2016
I'm ashamed for not having played this game yet and posting in this thread.
Posted June 25, 2016
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snowkatt: i thought the same thing too
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tinyE: That's because none of you godless savages in The Netherlands have electricity...or running water. :D
If you refer to the dutch, we have water, electricity and much more.
We dont have poluted water sofar, or any water tanks that are poluted or infected.
We do have a dangerous factory that pollutes the air with teflon shites.

Dupont is the guilty one.

https://theintercept.com/2016/04/19/teflon-toxin-contamination-has-spread-throughout-the-world/

But we do have water and energy :D
Posted June 25, 2016
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gamesfreak64: If you refer to the dutch, we have water, electricity and much more.
I don't think you understand the concept of a "joke".
I've noticed that you seem to consistently lack the comprehension necessary to realize when somebody isn't being serious.
Post edited June 25, 2016 by zeogold
Posted June 25, 2016
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gamesfreak64: If you refer to the dutch, we have water, electricity and much more.
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zeogold: I don't think you understand the concept of a "joke".
I've noticed that you seem to consistently lack the comprehension necessary to realize when somebody isn't being serious.
THANK YOU!!!!! :D
Posted June 25, 2016
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gamesfreak64: If you refer to the dutch, we have water, electricity and much more.
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zeogold: I don't think you understand the concept of a "joke".
I've noticed that you seem to consistently lack the comprehension necessary to realize when somebody isn't being serious.
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zeogold: I don't think you understand the concept of a "joke".
I've noticed that you seem to consistently lack the comprehension necessary to realize when somebody isn't being serious.
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tinyE: THANK YOU!!!!! :D
o but i do :D when i see the name /avatar i know i am in for fun... best way to ignore this abundance of funnies is to reply like its a serious post they left behind :D

So i have had enough silly funnies today :D thank you
Posted June 25, 2016
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gamesfreak64: \best way to ignore this abundance of funnies is to reply like its a serious post they left behind :D
Or you can just....not reply. Otherwise you're not actually ignoring them.
Seriously, replying like that makes you look like you're either stupid or incapable of understanding English properly. I say this not to insult you, but so you're aware of the vibe you give off to others.
Post edited June 25, 2016 by zeogold
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