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ORIGINAL: Terminus

Just finished a thing called "Dear Esther". It's probably the weirdest thing I've ever done on my computer, except for that one time...

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hydro

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ORIGINAL: Apollo11

Hi all,

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ORIGINAL: Terminus

Just finished a thing called "Dear Esther". It's probably the weirdest thing I've ever done on my computer, except for that one time...

[X(]

[sm=fighting0056.gif]


Leo "Apollo11"


P.S.
What is "Dear Esther"?

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ORIGINAL: Terminus

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ORIGINAL: Apollo11

quote:

ORIGINAL: Terminus

Just finished a thing called "Dear Esther". It's probably the weirdest thing I've ever done on my computer, except for that one time...

[X(]

[sm=fighting0056.gif]


P.S.
What is "Dear Esther"?

"Dear Esther" is inexplicable, is what it is.

It's a two-hour thing, where you walk from one end of an island (which may or may not be real) in the Outer Hebrides to the other, occasionally hearing bits of a story (which may or may not be a hallucination) told by a narrator (who may or may not be you) in the form of letters or diary entries to somebody called Esther (who may or may not have been your wife, but who's now probably dead, or possibly not).

It's a unique experience. It's sold as a game, but all you can do is walk across the bleak landscape and through an amazing cave system underneath the island. At the end, you may or may not turn into a seagull.

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ORIGINAL: Terminus

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ORIGINAL: Apollo11

Hi all,

quote:

ORIGINAL: Terminus

Just finished a thing called "Dear Esther". It's probably the weirdest thing I've ever done on my computer, except for that one time...

[X(]

[sm=fighting0056.gif]


Leo "Apollo11"


P.S.
What is "Dear Esther"?

"Dear Esther" is inexplicable, is what it is.

It's a two-hour thing, where you walk from one end of an island (which may or may not be real) in the Outer Hebrides to the other, occasionally hearing bits of a story (which may or may not be a hallucination) told by a narrator (who may or may not be you) in the form of letters or diary entries to somebody called Esther (who may or may not have been your wife, but who's now probably dead, or possibly not).

It's a unique experience. It's sold as a game, but all you can do is walk across the bleak landscape and through an amazing cave system underneath the island. At the end, you may or may not turn into a seagull.

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ORIGINAL: sprior

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hydro

Like this?

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ORIGINAL: bradfordkay

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ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

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ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo
I would lean towards wind and hydro.

So your into chopping up migratory birds and preventing fish migrations, are ya? Actually, I'm with you on the chopping up birds bit...[:D]

I think that every marina should be surrounded by wind farms... saves time spent on cleaning the decks!!

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ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

INP.

Two in a row: Clean livin' folks...clean livin'.[8D]

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ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

Finished watching "Indiana Jones and the last Crusade" with the family. Fun movie. Off to get some grass seed for the lawn, spare bulbs and an air filter for the furnace. Ah, the joys of home ownership.

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ORIGINAL: sprior

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hydro

Like this?

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ORIGINAL: Terminus

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ORIGINAL: Apollo11

Hi all,

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ORIGINAL: Terminus

Just finished a thing called "Dear Esther". It's probably the weirdest thing I've ever done on my computer, except for that one time...

[X(]

[sm=fighting0056.gif]


Leo "Apollo11"


P.S.
What is "Dear Esther"?

"Dear Esther" is inexplicable, is what it is.

It's a two-hour thing, where you walk from one end of an island (which may or may not be real) in the Outer Hebrides to the other, occasionally hearing bits of a story (which may or may not be a hallucination) told by a narrator (who may or may not be you) in the form of letters or diary entries to somebody called Esther (who may or may not have been your wife, but who's now probably dead, or possibly not).

It's a unique experience. It's sold as a game, but all you can do is walk across the bleak landscape and through an amazing cave system underneath the island. At the end, you may or may not turn into a seagull.

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ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

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ORIGINAL: sprior

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hydro

Like this?

Neat designs, but I fail to see how they can scale 'em to anything meaningful. All that muss and fuss over a device that will power 500 homes? You'll have to do a bit better than that to make a dent in the energy demands of some 60 million Britons and 300+ million Americans.

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ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo

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ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

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ORIGINAL: sprior

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hydro

Like this?

Neat designs, but I fail to see how they can scale 'em to anything meaningful. All that muss and fuss over a device that will power 500 homes? You'll have to do a bit better than that to make a dent in the energy demands of some 60 million Britons and 300+ million Americans.

Its a start. I'm sure it once seemed just as absurd that one light bulb will eventually make a difference in the lives of most people on the planet.

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ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo

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ORIGINAL: Terminus

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ORIGINAL: Apollo11

Hi all,

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ORIGINAL: Terminus

Just finished a thing called "Dear Esther". It's probably the weirdest thing I've ever done on my computer, except for that one time...

[X(]

[sm=fighting0056.gif]


Leo "Apollo11"


P.S.
What is "Dear Esther"?

"Dear Esther" is inexplicable, is what it is.

It's a two-hour thing, where you walk from one end of an island (which may or may not be real) in the Outer Hebrides to the other, occasionally hearing bits of a story (which may or may not be a hallucination) told by a narrator (who may or may not be you) in the form of letters or diary entries to somebody called Esther (who may or may not have been your wife, but who's now probably dead, or possibly not).

It's a unique experience. It's sold as a game, but all you can do is walk across the bleak landscape and through an amazing cave system underneath the island. At the end, you may or may not turn into a seagull.

Sounds almost as fascinating as that one other game where your goal is not go go insane.

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ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

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ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo

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ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

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ORIGINAL: sprior

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hydro

Like this?

Neat designs, but I fail to see how they can scale 'em to anything meaningful. All that muss and fuss over a device that will power 500 homes? You'll have to do a bit better than that to make a dent in the energy demands of some 60 million Britons and 300+ million Americans.

Its a start. I'm sure it once seemed just as absurd that one light bulb will eventually make a difference in the lives of most people on the planet.

Meh. Ignoring the most transformative energy source in the universe in favor of a significantly more inefficient and untested science? That PC oversight will make a difference in the lives of most people on the planet.

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ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

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ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo

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ORIGINAL: Terminus

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ORIGINAL: Apollo11

Hi all,

quote:

ORIGINAL: Terminus

Just finished a thing called "Dear Esther". It's probably the weirdest thing I've ever done on my computer, except for that one time...

[X(]

[sm=fighting0056.gif]


Leo "Apollo11"


P.S.
What is "Dear Esther"?

"Dear Esther" is inexplicable, is what it is.

It's a two-hour thing, where you walk from one end of an island (which may or may not be real) in the Outer Hebrides to the other, occasionally hearing bits of a story (which may or may not be a hallucination) told by a narrator (who may or may not be you) in the form of letters or diary entries to somebody called Esther (who may or may not have been your wife, but who's now probably dead, or possibly not).

It's a unique experience. It's sold as a game, but all you can do is walk across the bleak landscape and through an amazing cave system underneath the island. At the end, you may or may not turn into a seagull.

Sounds almost as fascinating as that one other game where your goal is not go go insane.

Ah, yes-"Call of Ctuthlu" I remember it well. Oops! AIEEEEE!

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ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

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ORIGINAL: Terminus

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ORIGINAL: Apollo11

Hi all,

quote:

ORIGINAL: Terminus

Just finished a thing called "Dear Esther". It's probably the weirdest thing I've ever done on my computer, except for that one time...

[X(]

[sm=fighting0056.gif]


Leo "Apollo11"


P.S.
What is "Dear Esther"?

"Dear Esther" is inexplicable, is what it is.

It's a two-hour thing, where you walk from one end of an island (which may or may not be real) in the Outer Hebrides to the other, occasionally hearing bits of a story (which may or may not be a hallucination) told by a narrator (who may or may not be you) in the form of letters or diary entries to somebody called Esther (who may or may not have been your wife, but who's now probably dead, or possibly not).

It's a unique experience. It's sold as a game, but all you can do is walk across the bleak landscape and through an amazing cave system underneath the island. At the end, you may or may not turn into a seagull.

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Apparently, Thomas Alva Edison isn't the only one dropping acid. Yeesh-when did this game come out?

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ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo

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ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

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ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo

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ORIGINAL: Terminus

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ORIGINAL: Apollo11

Hi all,

quote:

ORIGINAL: Terminus

Just finished a thing called "Dear Esther". It's probably the weirdest thing I've ever done on my computer, except for that one time...

[X(]

[sm=fighting0056.gif]


Leo "Apollo11"


P.S.
What is "Dear Esther"?

"Dear Esther" is inexplicable, is what it is.

It's a two-hour thing, where you walk from one end of an island (which may or may not be real) in the Outer Hebrides to the other, occasionally hearing bits of a story (which may or may not be a hallucination) told by a narrator (who may or may not be you) in the form of letters or diary entries to somebody called Esther (who may or may not have been your wife, but who's now probably dead, or possibly not).

It's a unique experience. It's sold as a game, but all you can do is walk across the bleak landscape and through an amazing cave system underneath the island. At the end, you may or may not turn into a seagull.

Sounds almost as fascinating as that one other game where your goal is not go go insane.

Ah, yes-"Call of Ctuthlu" I remember it well. Oops! AIEEEEE!

Hmm...no, I dont thinks thats the one.

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ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo

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ORIGINAL: Terminus

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ORIGINAL: Apollo11

Hi all,

quote:

ORIGINAL: Terminus

Just finished a thing called "Dear Esther". It's probably the weirdest thing I've ever done on my computer, except for that one time...

[X(]

[sm=fighting0056.gif]


Leo "Apollo11"


P.S.
What is "Dear Esther"?

"Dear Esther" is inexplicable, is what it is.

It's a two-hour thing, where you walk from one end of an island (which may or may not be real) in the Outer Hebrides to the other, occasionally hearing bits of a story (which may or may not be a hallucination) told by a narrator (who may or may not be you) in the form of letters or diary entries to somebody called Esther (who may or may not have been your wife, but who's now probably dead, or possibly not).

It's a unique experience. It's sold as a game, but all you can do is walk across the bleak landscape and through an amazing cave system underneath the island. At the end, you may or may not turn into a seagull.

Sounds almost as fascinating as that one other game where your goal is not go go insane.

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ORIGINAL: Dixie

I get to see my new workplace next week, I'm all excited again [:D]