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stan423321 wrote:OK everyone. I had been informed about a very bad guy. It may be some kind of Internet "copypasta", but it is scary as hell from my viewpoint, viewpoint of a programmer. Behold, Michael J. Hardy. Saga of 10 posts and comments under the 10th one.
http://youfailit.net/?p=49

What a d*ck steeling someone's work!!
But nobody can do something till they prove it (unfortunatly)

We can't prove it...? Well, we can prevent scams.

ikke471 wrote:http://thisismynext.com/2011/09/07/nint ... l-famitsu/

oh my god it looks ugly as hell!!! o.0

I AM NOT AMUSED.

Me niether.... But we gotta deal with it (i Hope it's like the Wii motion plus you know that it's bit reqiered to play games)

ikke471 wrote:Me niether.... But we gotta deal with it (i Hope it's like the Wii motion plus you know that it's bit reqiered to play games)

They should have released Pac-Man and Galaga Dimensions using that system! The ''move your 3DS around and see enemies all around you!'' is worthless. I onsly enemies when I look at the ground. Still an amazing game though.

Ship, the analog thing is real:

http://www.officialnintendomagazine.co. ... st-option/

I hope there isn't a big number of games requiring this accessory, aswell it isn't expensive. It just looks ugly... Even in my PlayStation 2 I rarely use the Right-Analog Stick.

Haruka wrote:Ship,

King Harkinian invaded Haruka's post's. What's for dinner?

Haruka wrote: http://www.officialnintendomagazine.co. ... st-option/

I hope there isn't a big number of games requiring this accessory, aswell it isn't expensive. It just looks ugly... Even in my PlayStation 2 I rarely use the Right-Analog Stick.

I wonder what Nintendo will do with it. I guess i'll keep a positive mood for now.

I seriously hope this is a prototype. It looks like some rubbish and it's obvious it's tackled on.

EDIT: I seriously encourage you to read that Hardy stuff.

Sonic fans, prepare your money:

http://www.videogamesblogger.com/2011/0 ... ounced.htm

If I was a Sonic fan, I would be freaking out right now.

I am freaking out right now.

(or rather I was when it was revealed yesterday).

Unfortunately for Sega, if I can't get Zelda With M+ nor RO With OST in Poland, chances for getting such big box thing are low.

Since I got into the argument over drugs with my friends in school, I decided to ask my question again, only this time, it's here! This question is directed to all the dutchmen out there (in the forum): howzit in Holland with drugs? Does it create any problems? Is it like nicotine and alcohol? I really can't get over the fact that most people like it that the government tells them what they can and can't put in their own mouths. It's like they enjoy having an extra momma and poppa! The only good thing in this world concerning this issue is that in a few decades, drugs will be legal in most countries. I myself probably won't try any drugs (except chocolate with cannabis while having sex... god, is there anything I could want more than that?! ) because I've tried nitrous oxide and the feeling afterwards was horrible, but it's the principle that matters!


Edit: almost forgot to ask, has anyone here tried drugs? I mean the dutchmen who're old enough for it... (exactly what is the age you're allowed to use drugs in Holland? Is it enforced?) I'm 16 so by the time drugs will be legalized, I'll be able to use them.

Is it like nicotine and alcohol?

Depends on which nicotine and alcohol you are wirting about. Difference between Sweden and Poland is giant here.

Some National Geographic documentary about cannabis: the "coffee shops" are semi-legal. They are allowed to sell cannabis in limited quantities; however virtually every shop is not totally clear because of 1) relatively low limit on possible amount of cannabis in SHOP requiring semi-legal stock magazines; 2) the fact that you can sell cannabis or canopy seeds, but technically you are not allowed to raise canopies.

stan423321 wrote:

Is it like nicotine and alcohol?

Depends on which nicotine and alcohol you are wirting about. Difference between Sweden and Poland is giant here.

Some National Geographic documentary about cannabis: the "coffee shops" are semi-legal. They are allowed to sell cannabis in limited quantities; however virtually every shop is not totally clear because of 1) relatively low limit on possible amount of cannabis in SHOP requiring semi-legal stock magazines; 2) the fact that you can sell cannabis or canopy seeds, but technically you are not allowed to raise canopies.

No, I meant: is it like alcohol and nicotine, for example, in Israel, you can sometimes see drunk people in the streets, and a lot of people smoke in public. Is marijuana different in any way? Is it consumed in smaller quantities than alcohol and nicotine? The information you gave me is also valuable! Together, we shall legalize drugs! (that is, if you support my goal...)

I can absolutely see well-designed legislacy legalizing almost everything. As of "dizzy" people in Netherlands, I have no idea.

@Stan, congratulations. You are now a toilet.

(I've always wanted to say this sentence but never really got the chance. Feels good )

I do not worry about being a toilet. I'm SO HAPPY. Guess why?
http://allegro.pl/karta-prepaid-na-waka ... 46125.html
It turns out this bank sells debit cards without signed agreements. Let me repeat that: I can buy a debit card without signing any agreement and possibly being asked to show an Adult Citizen Identifier Card. YAHOOO!

stan423321 wrote:I do not worry about being a toilet. I'm SO HAPPY. Guess why?
http://allegro.pl/karta-prepaid-na-waka ... 46125.html
It turns out this bank sells debit cards without signed agreements. Let me repeat that: I can buy a debit card without signing any agreement and possibly being asked to show an Adult Citizen Identifier Card. YAHOOO!

After all these years, it turns out Stan is a cleverbot. I feel like I should be surprised...

...Indeed, cleverbot recommending you a Polish credit card, sold on Polish auction service. Very clever. Bot.

Link was there because my Norwegian cousin didn't believe you can get a phone number in Poland without signing agreements - and in fact all carriers have such a service here.

stan423321 wrote:I do not worry about being a toilet. I'm SO HAPPY. Guess why?
http://allegro.pl/karta-prepaid-na-waka ... 46125.html
It turns out this bank sells debit cards without signed agreements. Let me repeat that: I can buy a debit card without signing any agreement and possibly being asked to show an Adult Citizen Identifier Card. YAHOOO!

I don't get it. What does this procedure skip? Does it mean you don't have to be a certain age to get the credit card, or is it just getting past the agreement?