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Originally written by Tyranicus:

Silly Kel. Grammar and spelling aren't the same thing. :P

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Originally written by Dintiradan:

Myst? Who'd want to go to a Myst Age? Tell me, in all the Ages you've Linked to, have you ever seen a restaurant? Or a toilet?

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Originally written by Leapin' Trout:

—Alorael, who is a bit surprised that this is almost as common a query as all the Remote Cave questions from E/A3

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Celebrate the Feast of Harvest with the firstfruits of the crops you sow in your field. Celebrate the Feast of Ingathering at the end of the year, when you gather in your crops from the field.

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Though it's hardly exclusively Christian.

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Originally written by Zeviz:

As I understood the question, he is asking "when you stay up too late, what are you doing?" In this interpretation, I am surprised that anybody answered "work", considering that even an occasional 12-hour workday leaves enough time to go home, have dinner, and fall asleep at a reasonable time. So does your answer imply that you are working 60 hours a week, or did I misunderstand the question?

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Originally written by Prick Against the Kicks:

Not 99 Luftballons, I hope.

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Originally written by Excalibur:

21 or more hours sounds like an absurdity, but alas, I've met a few people devote much of their free time to gaming.

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Originally written by Lenar:

Games, unlike books, however, have this facinating aspect called "multiplayer"

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Originally written by Student of Trinity:

In a form of role playing that surprised me, my daughter and her friend decided to name several of the creations with their own names and those of family members, having named the shaper with a nickname.

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Or so Brunei claims.

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You mean the CIA...strange thing quoting a criminal organization.
The World Factbook

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Illicit drugs: drug trafficking and illegally importing controlled substances are serious offenses in Brunei and carry a mandatory death penalty

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Originally written by Yama Toman?:

The way to stop rape is to change our culture.

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Originally written by falco1029:

assuming he has geneforge's systems organized in an efficient manner

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Originally written by Taliesin:

I support Excalibur's position on this issue, although Thuryl and Yama Toman? had good points. However, I think the death penalty is still a good idea for the following reason. Suppose this guy and girl are on a date. The girl is shy and not very outspoken, whereas the guy feels a bit reckless. They find themselves alone, and they get a little physical. She doesn't complain, but really doesn't want it to go any farther. Suddenly, he makes a move she isn't expecting, and they end up having sex. She is too shocked to fight back, but then she runs away crying afterwards.

Maybe I'm making too fine a distinction here, but it seems that if he knew that would get him killed, he would think twice before pushing so hard.

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Originally written by Excalibur:

Good for Texas, but rape should always carry the death penalty regardless of how it was committed.

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Originally written by Student of Trinity:

If there have been experiments with mice in space not growing babies, I'd strongly suspect some other explanation, involving a more general response of the mother's body to weightlessness. The gravitational orientation of the fetus itself smells like a red herring to me.

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Originally written by Student of Trinity:

What would be the problem with fetal development? A fetus is small and lives in fluid, where it tumbles around a lot. So neither orientation nor structural stress seems to be an issue.

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Originally written by Down a Thousand Thousand Roads:

—Alorael, who now can't recall any games besides Realmz that allow you to spend a variable amount on your spells to make them more or less powerful. He's sure the mechanic appears elsewhere, but it is actually a good one.

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Originally written by Azuma:

What make's a game unique?

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Originally written by Arachnid:

In all fairness, RPG is an absolutely terrible term to describe a game. "Fantasy Combat Simulator" or something similar would be a good deal more accurate.

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Originally written by Azuma:

Harvest Moon..

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