Ever since it's sale on Steam, I've really been lost in Mount & Blade:Warband. Seriously, it was not a game I was prepared to give a second look at but got it as a gift from a friend as a thank you from when I grabbed Borderlands and it's DLC for them when it was on sale.
@Lactose_The_Intolerant: That's a rather... disturbing amount of tail hair..
@jupiterthunder: Please have your ATM Machine PIN Number handy when ordering our revolutionary new RAS Syndrome cure. Proudly based in Río Guadix, Spain.
@FrequencySpike: I always thought it was phoneticly Iodine.
@RJackson: If it's so trivial that it doesn't 'deserve to be seen' which is essentially the point of 'featured discussions' then your reply to it can't be that essential either.
@RJackson: Isn't that what private messages are for?
@swsboarder366:Yes. Yes you are. And honestly, that's a bit sad since these aren't really any more onerous than simply remembering the Golden Rule and following it.
I still prefer "It Is Pitch Dark" as my favorite MC Frontalot video.
@STDFR33: Multi-monitor setups sometimes require multiple cards.
The Kid knows, War never changes...
@Platypus Man: Hey! Don't worry.
A. Who was the idiot trying to play around with the piano, the one piece of furnature that'd actually have crushed them had they gotten unlucky enough to get on the wrong side of it.
Why would you ever play a male Shepard?
One thing to be aware of when using canned responses. I haven't been able to figure out how it's triggered but I use them daily in filters and have discovered one problem. Occasionally Gmail will lose all of your canned responses, as in when you go to insert one, the menu will be empty.
@showbiz2: If your music is in the same room as you, yes. On the other hand if you've got a 'server room' or anything else setup where your media files aren't necessarily on the same computer that's in the room with you, this is one way of getting to the music without needing to tie up your 'primary' computer.
@capitalsown: Um, yeah there is. ^_^
@MrCrispy: That's because the built-in PDF renderer is very simplistic. However if you install ghostscript on your machine, Comicrack will detect this and use that for rendering. There are very PDF's that an uptodate version of Ghostscript can't handle.