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PluMGMK wrote:If < hadn't mentioned Roman numerals at all, would you have thought that?

< associates M with 1000 more than a subsitute for V, which < regards equal to 5.

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< wonders, are Roman numerals integers or zero-indexed floats?

< remembers saving up 30 quid (a lot of money back then) and then buying it from tesco online
< remembers weird things

No shit, < had to save that much up too. It was an investment all right.

<'s first instinct with regard to Plum's system was similar to ^^ (either 1000 or a weird way of representing ^^), but < thinks M is more appropriate than V given that ^ is used in place of I

< thinks the GBA must be the last console whose games were all housed in cardboard boxes

Oh god they were weren't they, ohhhhhh And the boxes could squish a bit if < remembers rightly
The GBA had some great stuff, too bad < didn't have money for games back then!

< has fond memories of the GBA, that's why < just ebuyed the one with the backlight. Frontlit technology ain't good enough for < no more, it's so last decade

< just found the dead Globox Easter egg in Rayman 1

< wonders if ^ is setting up some sort of Creepypasta there.

All this talk of R3 GBA is making < want to buy a GBA SP to play it on, as ol' Pearl will soon be dead.

Bzzit wrote:< just found the dead Globox Easter egg in Rayman 1

wate wat

< has never heard of such a thing

Jewish Candy wrote:All this talk of R3 GBA is making < want to buy a GBA SP to play it on, as ol' Pearl will soon be dead.

as a recent have-done-er of that, < would recommend seeking out the AGS-101 model of that device, as it is a more good one

< would definitely prefer more good to gooder. < thinks < knows what some of <'s christmas money is going on!

< has caught that post-deletin' fever from ^. < got rid of one mega post today and at least two largish ones yesterday, < reckons.

< has all the good ideas, that's why people catch them

< wonders why you'd delete old posts. < can only see improvement in looking back on <'s old posts and seeing where <'s come to since then. Sure, < disagrees with a lot of <'s past opinions, but that doesn't mean they should be wiped from existence.

< doesn't delete old posts
< doesn't delete any posts very often at all, just a couple of times the other day when < realised < was posting for no reason other than the sake of it

< realised something...
A non-religious person may believe humans are like machines, bits and pieces that came together from natural selection that do nothing but operate in conjunction with each other, the brain simply being another muscle that happens to control the other pieces with electrical signals, and we have no greater purpose. This is how < feels, at least.
A religious person might think we are different than machines because we where created with a conscience and feelings not by chance, but for a reason.
Surely the latter belief would actually more accurately portray us as being machines? Parts that work together using energy to perform an intended action? The point in machines is that they are made to do something intended, and that presumes a being that has an intention, the opposite of the former belief...
< loves philosophy and that, just today < totally confused <'s brother with the ship paradox, hehehe.

< realises this probably has a better place than the you game, but it's 6 o'clock in the morning and <'s too tired to look for things.

< recommends the Religion topic. Or the Philosophy topic.

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< finds the load times in Rayman Junior unbearable!

< had to tighten the screws for the feet of <'s bed, had to be a bit creative and use a flathead with a fitting diameter as < didn't have a long enough Allen Key.