UT2K4 was bloody fantastic. It, and Q3 are two of my absolute all time favourites.
Everyone who disagrees can either admit they don’t like FPS (which is fine) or get off my lawn.
UT2K4 was bloody fantastic. It, and Q3 are two of my absolute all time favourites.
Everyone who disagrees can either admit they don’t like FPS (which is fine) or get off my lawn.
There will be no HL3. Valve can’t count past 2.
So treason it is then?
Gaming keyboards are also usually linear, but that’s not a hard rule.
Clearly it’s a queef Dutch oven.
No kidding. I’m a decent cyclist. I’ve bounced more than one helmet off the ground with my head in it. This is why I always wear one, and always insist my kids do too.
One more series I need to read…
Well yes, it’s the lightning that makes the inscription.
Yes, and there are plenty of Americans who want to move to Canada. IIRC cross-border migration is rougly equal in both directions, but the effects are easier to see in Canada.
A CPU is just a rock we hit with magic lightning…
I’ma smother you with buffalo sauce and lick it off your naked body with a side of bleu cheese.
The British one wouldn’t be the best choice. Not exactly powerful…
When Canada abolished the penny I was advocating for renaming our currency the pound, just so we could divide it up into 20 shillings. Each shilling would of course still be 5¢.
There will be holdouts. In my part of Canada all the rural roads are laid out in a 1 mile x 2 mile grid. Nobody every says a farm is 3.2km away. It’s 2 miles. Even changing all the road signs is cheaper than moving roads to make more sense in the metric system.
Otherwise for long-ish distances we’re completely metric.
It’s weirder when you look at Canada vs USA. Mileage here is usually written L/100km, but back in the day the cars were exactly the same but the mileage in Canada was better because the the US gallon is only ~83% the size of a proper gallon.
It’s been Canada’s official standard for decades. It’s just starting to hit the general population though.
I’m sure it’ll be something to do with kangaroos being taught to respond to commands in German.
Used to happen to me with books all the time. Never done it with a phone though.