Gosukusan, you need to learn a little humility. You've constantly upheld that your entries were the best and should win and that most of the other people entering are unfunny idiots. What one thinks is humorous is their own opinion and who are you to tell them that they are wrong? I don't particularly like the second contest's winning entry, and I'm sure there are others that don't either, but I don't see them demeaning the moderators of this website who are doing their best to appeal to the majority of the people, not just one guy: their priority with this contest is to attract new members to the site who will keep it growing and add their own thoughts to discussions. Why would they cater to you alone just because of your outstanding beliefs that you deserve a key? All I've seen you do is renounce the website--that sure as hell didn't help you, did it?
"Ur a Wizard, Harry..." says Hagrid. Oh, how does that make sense? Why is "Harry" vomiting and what does it have to do with the contest or Diablo? The only way it makes sense is the Wizard being named Harry and the person viewing it hasn't been under a rock for ten years when the series took off. And then you said that your "Harry-Wizard" picture was possibly your most favorite, when it itself is not funny nor epic and doesn't make sense to boot! Your picture where Link bombs the screen with an E-rating is pretty cool, I'll admit, but that doesn't change the fact that it makes no sense and has nothing to do with the picture other than morphing it--there was no caption or reasoning for Link to be there or throw the bomb. Again, it was a cool picture, but had no reason to be there. I'll give it to you that the rules were not explained very well and that would definitely allow for your anger then, but it's been a week and you still haven't shown that your picture could be the fault for your losing--no, to you it was the people or person who chose the winner.
So stop your bitching and deal with it. Leave and give up all chance entirely or stay and enter a picture that makes sense.
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In the last season they introduced flash-sideways instead of flashbacks, as if the plane had never crashed. So half the story was on the island, and half was off. The end of the flash-sideways had all the major characters connecting with one another and learning of their other life. The flash-sideways where the plane didn't crash the survivors themselves had created somehow, and was a kind of purgatory "between life and death" sort of thing. They made it so that they would have a way for each of them to meet up and "move on" together after they had all passed on in real life (on/after the island). I'm not sure why they just didn't move on by themselves, but I guess it doesn't matter.
I feel I should censor half my post, but Lost ended almost two years ago.
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Are you saying the game is in purgatory!?
Oh. The rest of you have seen the end of Lost right? Where they all turn out to be dead? Okay, good.
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In a cosmic kind of way.
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Maybe the Skeleton King's re-reanimated remains. He'll be like Banjo Kazooie's Gruntilda.
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Nope. That last one is the end to his poorly structured sentence.
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When you kill them, they straighten into exclamation points before burning away. You collect each dot from them and use them in a gate to get to the next area.
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Then why didn't they stop you from revealing their secrets? Obviously more advanced robots from even further in the future must have destroyed them.
Do you know what this means? Cyber-Diablo.
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I'm just wondering what will happen when Blizzard stops supporting the servers after twenty years or so. It's not cost-effective to support them forever. Do you think they'll update it so that you can play IP and single player games?
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I don't know how to imbed, so whatever. I may just be out of my mind, but I want that game right now. It's from ThinkGeek and it's called Lightning Reaction.
For those of you not able to watch the video, it's a game where 2-4 people each hold a small controller attached to a circular base. The base makes a sound, rising and falling to create tension as it beeps red. After a random amount of time the it turns blue and the noise stops.
The players each hit the button on their controller and the first one to hit it after the button turns blue is safe...the others are lightly shocked.
I don't know why this seems so appealing to me, but I know several of my friends would love it, too. Any comments?
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A day or two ago they said that they would probably have a pre-downloader available so that the game could be completely installed before the game launches.
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Yeah, we can't trust any store's release date. We have to get the official one from Blizzard first.
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I didn't mean huge groups, just very large dungeons that take a long time to get through.
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However, I would not mind large-group raids available as a lobby selection, randomly generated dungeons topped off by a randomly generated super enemy or two.