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    i tried something once with a girl. greeted her several times at different intervals for a few hours. not only was she seldom in the same place, she didnt even say the same thing. i kept talking to her to see if i could continue the plot... plot ended up with me being struk by something, the screen went all wavy-like, and i woke up in bed somewhere...
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    Yes sadly women are not impressed with my fighting prowess using dictionaries, paintbrushes and bottle rockets.

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    Ladies are only impressed if you got blond spiky hair, and use a big ass sword.

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    I'm having lots of fun reading this

    "17. Hey, I know you, Three!
    The group of young women who have formed a scarily obsessive fan club for one of your female party members."

    NEVER seen this, could someone point some game where this occurs?

    My favorites:

    "26.Local Control Rule
    Although the boss monster terrorizing the first city in the game is less powerful than the non-boss monsters that are only casual nuisances to cities later in the game, nobody from the first city ever thinks of hiring a few mercenaries from the later cities to kill the monster."

    This have always bothered me

    "71.Seventh Law of Travel
    When on a voyage to another continent, the journey will last only as long as it takes you to talk to all the other passengers and the captain."

    That's so true and often I had never realised this... I guess it's known procedure to me (as a corollary, never talk to the captain first or you'll miss the chance of hearing the useless stuff the passengers and crew have to say )

    See ya

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