The Steve-Out: The Brown Bunny is my movie of the year.

[Evans]

If I can't see the text, I can't claim that I'm playing it for the storyline.
Also, it does make the context less confusing. Like when some random character goes from being generic cute girl to OH FUCK, WHAT?
Or when the protagonist suddenly starts performing extremely twisted puppet shows with corpses.
It's all about the context, man.

And this, ladies and gentlemen, is why people should never buy microsoft products.
Fight the power.

I doubt you'd claim to play it for the storyline were you able to read it. And, even if you did, it's not like we'd believe you.

At the very least, buy the good ones. Or the ones that fit your needs.

[Raype]

I doubt you'd claim to play it for the storyline were you able to read it. And, even if you did, it's not like we'd believe you.

At the very least, buy the good ones. Or the ones that fit your needs.

What? I happen to be quite fond of my horribly constructed japanese pornography. Thank you very much.

Which is none of them. :deach:

[Evans]

What? I happen to be quite fond of my horribly constructed japanese pornography. Thank you very much.

Which is none of them. :deach:

I give gleat colpse puppet show~

*plugs ears* LA LALA LALA LA LA LA LA ALA AL LA

[Fer!]

What? I happen to be quite fond of my horribly constructed japanese pornography. Thank you very much.

Yeah, because there will always be some distant relative that will appoint you as the manager of the hotsprings where all the cliches of anime girls work at in his will.

[Drageuth]

Oh, I see.

It's not like demos were completely confined to the PC. My sister and I used to have tons of demo discs lying around, I don't even remember how we got most of them.

The PSX was my brother's, and was confined to his room at all times. Never bothered with demo discs 'cause I would never be able to play them.

[Evans]

Oh, I see.

It's not like demos were completely confined to the PC. My sister and I used to have tons of demo discs lying around, I don't even remember how we got most of them.

Magazines?

[Drageuth]

Okay. Totally going to try and play Fallout 3.

[Raype]

I give gleat colpse puppet show~

*plugs ears* LA LALA LALA LA LA LA LA ALA AL LA

How will I know which orifice she wants to be plowed in if I can't read it?

Hella hella hella? Not even I will touch you in your hella hella.

Yeah, because there will always be some distant relative that will appoint you as the manager of the hotsprings where all the cliches of anime girls work at in his will.

As long as they have an option for a killing spree ending, I'm okay with it.

[Raype]

Okay. Totally going to try and play Fallout 3.

Go to that one vault that's part of the main quest line after Rivet City.

Complete it.

It is now safe to stop playing.

[Fer!]

As long as they have an option for a killing spree ending, I'm okay with it.

RAPE AYUMI
DON'T RAPE AYUMI

[Raype]

RAPE AYUMI
DON'T RAPE AYUMI

A priestess has fallen over. Her panties are visible

*laugh*
>*rape her*

Rape is always the best option.

[Colamisu]

Oh, I see.

It's not like demos were completely confined to the PC. My sister and I used to have tons of demo discs lying around, I don't even remember how we got most of them.

They came with all the pizzas you were eating. ^.-

[Fer!]

A priestess has fallen over. Her panties are visible

*laugh*
>*rape her*

Rape is always the best option.

Tokimeki Check-in is one of the first games of that kind I got off my broadband.

It has a special place in my heart.

[Tanthias]

Time to see if this archive will turn out to not be corrupt. Unlike the other I tried.

Also, I think I stopped recording RE0 audio just in time.. I suddenly have the hiccups.

[Milady]

They came with all the pizzas you were eating. ^.-

What does this even mean, did I eat a lot of pizza as a kid or something?

I'm much too sleepy for hangout humor.