Gulliver Carpool

Dude put out some amazing shit. [chef]G'bye children![/chef]

McCain spent 5 years in a Vietnamese prison camp. Barak went to Columbia and Harvard Law. McCain'd drop him like a prom dress.

College? You guys are all children, aren't you?

Congratumalations, Justice!

Thanks for the kind words and congratulations all. I wish I had some sort of skill to offer be it combat prowess or the ability to build and script. Maybe I can texture something. WTF?

This is why mine's a terminal master's.

http://blogs.psychologytoday.com/blog/brai...-last-interview Geo. Carlin's final interview. [i wonder if it occurred to the reviewer that perhaps it was the length that killed him.]

Well played.

How did you fake the Elephant Man's disease?

Can someone fill me in on this "last man" policy? It sounds so Nietzschean.

I always feel presumptuous posting ideas--I'm new and have no authority. But... I think about things when I'm standing on the trench. Can we make Chronus an attackable sim for our enemies? It seems to me that if we could spread ourselves a bit thinner, it might encourage them to get off their cans and attack.

Any idea how to do this for Mac? There's no "Enable Direct Sound" and clicking on SFX gives me "not supported yet." Because this is a problem that needs addressing, I've actually played with the idea of jury rigging my audio output to play through a guitar compression pedal and into a small 15 watt practice amp. No shit.

Another presumptuous idea I'll float: Could we possibly rig Chronus up so other militaries could launch their attacks there? In my short time, it seems that these feckless groups need all the encouragement they can get to attack us. Pulling guard duty is something I'm happy, even eager, to do. But it's discouraging when no one worth shooting shows up in a three hour block. Spreading ourselves thinner might give them the idea that we're more vulnerable. If Chronus was so gerrymandered, I see no reason why we couldn't still use the heft of it or Titan for training purposes.

I would like to thank Sosarin Demar for helping me get my n00b shit in one sock. He saw me standing around without my Navis insignia and took it upon himself to put one on me--no small help if you've ever seen my building. During a couple of down times he has IM'd me on his own to basically narrate what everyone was doing with regards to random people popping up in the spawn, random HUD commands that weren't exactly covered in training, and other simple procedural things that can easily slip by when one's on the ground doing, rather than up in the classroom reading the handbook. Thanks.