SeriousMF: Awesome! I love both of those and I'm happy to have contributed. :) Are there MP3s? |
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why do all of the cave dots congregate in one place eventually? |
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As we are on the subject of bots and timers...
"Lazy Bots": These are hugbots with a countdown timer which don't do anything. Each time they are pushed (by player or hugbot) the timer decrements until it reaches zero, at which point the bot can no longer be moved.
It is basically a green block that can be moved a preset number of times with the exception that to maintain consistency it will have to be capable of activating panels. |
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Yeah,yeah,we all have the same problem ,but what i`m concerned about is my kids health.We all have sensitive skin and allergies and for sure mold
is no good .
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10163. Anonymous (96.244.168.221) –
09 May 2011 20:07:38
[ BAD SAT SCORES ]
I got a 1490 on my SATs the first time, i just took it for the 2nd time I really hope i get into a good school.. |
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10156. Tom 7 (96.235.41.114) –
06 May 2011 18:15:44
[ BAD SAT SCORES ]
Kelly, you can try again. It's not the end of the world and you sound like a great student! :) |
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10155. kelly (65.115.61.124) –
06 May 2011 17:59:31
[ BAD SAT SCORES ]
i feel crap. i took my ACT ando only got a 19, but i have a 4.0gpa and im in 3 ap classes and in the top 10% of my class. |
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haha. this is just what i needed.
i'm always down with your content. good stuff.
i've remixed moar of your shiz; songs 'dynamic lovers' and 'praxis excelsior' contain T7ES samples.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofWHDcMtr2c
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNt1kG4oPjM&feature=related
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Nice! And thanks for the shout-out! :) |
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Moths?? Navi isn't a moth! |
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For what it's worth, I felt kind of bad about using my spam joke on a post/project that I like very much. |
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http://img823.imageshack.us/img823/2121/icanverystuck.png
(The same thing often happens with the cat stuck in the top left corner of the dead-end butterfly room at the right of the underground. But this one looks better because it's like the cat is being tantalized by the sight of a cheezburger right in front of its face.) |
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Haha Ryan, I almost deleted that...
Thanks Roger! Glad you got the Stimulated Emission joke too. I was afraid that would not come across in the lyrics. |
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Well it seems like everybody has these bathroom mushrooms, I'd never heard of it until well.. there they were, growing by the tub. Weird thing I didnt seen anyone else mention - when I pulled one of them up, it like... emitted this white looking fog? Then when I threw it on the patio table (for outdoor inspection) it did it again, a little mist of white. Are those the spores? That's freaking creepy. It looked like fog or white steam, then dissipated into the air. |
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That was awesome! Way to take a totally crappy theme and do something original in so many ways with it. I love that both cats have different "personalities." And the ending is so gratifying! Freaking cats. |
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I was very encouraged to find this site. The reason being that this is such an informative post. I wanted to thank you for this informative analysis of the subject. I definitely savored every little bit of it and I submitted your site to some of the biggest social networks so others can find your blog. |
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Hi Tom 7!
I also used your music in a youtube video. Its about lasers and I thought that your music was just right!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=skI4vCrg1CA
P.S. Your comment system rejected the original youtube link... |
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Sorry! Both concerts were great and very different. The Garfield artworks show was pretty raucous, with a pretty great crowd (probably 30 people?), some actual dancing and flashing (!) and a compulsory encore. Pretty much everybody there was our friend. At Club Cafe we had a smaller audience, though also a bunch of people there to see the other band. It was way more restrained and intimate. The sound was awesome as always. We played a slow version of Sick Day which was quite fun, and gave our our dividend treats (more about this in a big). I wanted to record the shows, but I don't have a good way to do it unless we're playing off my PA. I should figure something out for our LD superfans and also because I like to have a record (they're fun for long runs). |
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Man I feel like an ass nagging about this, especially having two posts in a row about it, but I am seriously itching to know how this went. |
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Well, you do have a point, but even a timer length 10 bot could be used to make a devious challenge, although taking some cleverness on the author's part.
Then again about the problem:
•There have been really good levels where the way the bots work allow cooks like not worrying about a bot. An example are Dave's attempts to fix his mods of devin's Triplets & 1950's, where the bot kept getting left behind.
•The difficulties of bots: Hugbots are too friendly, Daleks are too determined to kill you, and Nervous bots are too easily disposed of. Yet Daleks and Hugbots are natural parts of the game.
Also, timer length 3 is the smallest in which you can normally turn a bomb (2 in rare cases), 5 allows normal U-turns, 7 allows going around a 1x1 square and turning, 9 allows U-turns around 1x1 squares and going around a 2x1. |
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ok how do we get rid or them? landlord fixed leek , an we started useing the shower again, they are back an in different places in the bathroom. i already have a child with asthma, does anyone know what kind they are? (white with sunken top)? |
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N7DOT, I think that's a pretty good idea. One of the big gameplay problems with hugbots is how they get stuck to the player, which means they are of limited general use (though I have been quite impressed with the depths to which people put them!). Your idea is nice and simple and uses an existing concept in the game (countdown timers on bots), so I like that. The main issue I see is that with any timer length >=2, you can push a nervous bot basically anywhere, which I think means that the level composer doesn't have much control over the scope of where nervous bots can go. Still, something to consider... |
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I am definitely planning to use the assessment "Ugh, poop city!" the next time I must appraise some negative results in a paper. Too bad I don't review many manuscripts or I'd use it there, too. |
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