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[Sprung]

Played Lunar Knights? I was thinking of buying because a dude told me it was excellent.

If that's an RPG, then no.

[Cyberxion]

Good luck. I'm sure the arduous trials will be well worth the effort in the end.

At least for awhile. Then I'll wake up in the neighbor's yard, with my pants around my ankles and an odd taste in my mouth.

[Cyberxion]

If that's an RPG, then no.

It's the DS sequel to Boktai, or whatever that game was called. It's supposedly 100% less gimmicky, and just as fun. Or something.

[Sprung]

It's the DS sequel to Boktai, or whatever that game was called. It's supposedly 100% less gimmicky, and just as fun. Or something.

The solar game?

I always though that was an attempt to finally achieve a new level of stupid.

[Sprung]

So, running a bed-edger all day really makes your arms hurt.

"The More You Know"
/shooting star *whoooooooooooosh*

[Corey]

Are you channeling the disembodied spirit of DCK?



Ok, now I KNOW you are.

Hell no. If I start banging fat chicks I'm gonna be so pissed. I will cry like a bitch. But realy, I've just had a bad day. A bunch of little shit added to a big thing just made my day complete shit.

[Sprung]

Bed Edger

[Cyberxion]

The solar game?

I always though that was an attempt to finally achieve a new level of stupid.

The game wasn't that bad though. It was gimmicky, sure, and that did contribute to the stupidity level of the whole thing.

From what I've read, the DS version doesn't require you to sit outside in the sun while you play, so it may be worth checking out. The foundation of the GBA games was solid, aside from that stupid gimmick of course.

[Cyberxion]

So, running a bed-edger all day really makes your arms hurt.

"The More You Know"
/shooting star *whoooooooooooosh*

You just said that, and posted a picture afterwards, and I still have no idea what you're talking about.

The more you know indeed.

[Corey]

At least for awhile. Then I'll wake up in the neighbor's yard, with my pants around my ankles and an odd taste in my mouth.

I'd rather wake up and not know what happened then wake up and know what happened.

[Sprung]

Hell no. If I start banging fat chicks I'm gonna be so pissed. I will cry like a bitch. But realy, I've just had a bad day. A bunch of little shit added to a big thing just made my day complete shit.

I hear ya. It's a small boat we're all in

[Cyberxion]

I'd rather wake up and not know what happened then wake up and know what happened.

True enough. I guess it's a reasonable price to pay for a the short term enjoyment. As long as I don't have to wake up next to DCK's girlfriend, or someone of equally immense proportions, then I'm alright.

[Corey]

The game wasn't that bad though. It was gimmicky, sure, and that did contribute to the stupidity level of the whole thing.

From what I've read, the DS version doesn't require you to sit outside in the sun while you play, so it may be worth checking out. The foundation of the GBA games was solid, aside from that stupid gimmick of course.

Wtf?

[Cyberxion]

I hear ya. It's a small boat we're all in

Indeed. And there's a reason we're all wearing shirts with the slogan "No fat chicks!" on them. They weigh shit down.

[Sprung]

You just said that, and posted a picture afterwards, and I still have no idea what you're talking about.

The more you know indeed.

It makes a nice edge along where the mulch meets the grass in front of our buildings at work. The edger has a big rotating blade that cuts out the grass/dirt. The bad thing is the blade rotates forward, but you operate the machine by pulling it backwards.

It's really hard on the forearms and shoulders.