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Woohoo, Lokken is back!))))))))))))

Lock, when are you coming back? To Quip and here.
P.S. I was a Sylvan Elf ;D
P.P.S. And what is this game? No Necropolis? =( I want to play too!

Loken is back, everyone is acting super serious...:rolleyes: Loken, you little cutie! :)

No one ever found an answer to "Uti-puti" :D

And did you even try to answer?))

P.S. Where's the seriousness?)

\_+___+_/

Ути-пути

Come here, my sweetie

Who are you calling NazG?... :confused: )

P.S. Please pay attention to the ending "ИЙ".

NazG, please don't scare me... :( :(

Siverfale, was he thinking to himself?))))))))) since he copied your post :D
there are plenty of good guys here even without you :smile06: :rolleyes:
hehe))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
^_______^ nyaaaaaaaaa

Nazg is being sarcastic) no, Siverfale, but what kind of reaction did you expect to your post?)))

Hmm. Locken, you're not the Owen you seem to be:)
For your attitude towards "The Witcher" – plus one!

Boom-boom-boom-boom...

Hmm... Aries? Me? The Witcher is great, no doubt, and it's funny that Andrzej Sapkowski pays quite a bit of attention to "that matter" xD. Ahem. Kenny, Ar, and all the other layabouts (I almost added you too, Lelya, but I held back): I wrote at the end of page 18 about my current... uh... critical days :O. A couple of weeks... maybe less... I'll be here irregularly, and without Quipu. But I'll soon resume my difficult mission of spreading Imperial Truths and the Imperial Word to the souls of the users of this forum, that is, to yours, friends. Oh well... A terrible day. Because of my absence, of course, another countless cleanup operation took place, and Anatoly Wasserman almost caused trouble. He broke free from his cage and headed to TNT. He was on "Intuition" today, hosted by the Russian Al Bundy. They figured him out in seconds. I was actually watching the show just for that moment. But I was lucky; it was easy to capture him. He wasn't wearing his usual multi-layered vest, which gives him immense power, but some tattered jeans. So I subdued him before he could start archiving the universe. As for work, things are going well. How about you? Ho-ho-ho, with each new TV viewing, I begin to hate it more and more, and I despise the degradation of Russia as a whole, as sad as it is. "Five in the Lead." A show on MTV. The host is lying to the viewers: "You're glued to your couch, while real guys are having fun in our show." Contrary to expectations, we don't see real guys having fun in caps, but five creepy imbeciles who are suffering through some nonsense for a "mega prize from MTV" - some small, incomprehensible box that doesn't even open on camera. Zadornov didn't make me happy either (hee-hee, you'll remember... there you go, Mikhail). Half of the jokes are taken from the internet, and the other half are stale, tired jokes about other countries, based only on national stereotypes. Like Americans fighting in Iraq with a McDonald's in the field, and Estonians are slow-witted, etc. Laugh, simple Russian worker. Heh. My brain is overflowing with unexpressed information, which I have to minimize as much as possible and pour out on the forum in long posts. Maybe it's because the offline periods are too long? ... Ar, just type "NetHack" into any search engine, and that's it. I'm not sure if you'll want to play it, though; it's too... unfriendly to the player. It's difficult, but mainly because of the interface. It's a tricky device. Even I'm still struggling to figure it out.

As a friend of mine said in response to the question of whether the program has a user-friendly interface: "
"You're a spoiled Windows user, enslaved by Gates!".
So, the program's lack of user-friendliness can be overlooked.

Here comes Locken, and he starts spamming! What else could you expect?)))
The first few books of The Witcher are good, but the rest are much worse towards the end. However, it's not that easy to write a series of five books. Naturally, it gets boring towards the end. But the first books are very good. However, Andrzej himself treats this with great irony. He said something in an article about authors who wrote cycles of 50, 40, or 20 books. About Zhelezny, who dragged out his series, although he was an excellent writer, nothing can be said, but even he could not write so many books in a row in an interesting way. At the same time, he asked to note that all this is said by a guy who churned out "Witchers")) In general, he has a good sense of humor))
Of course, you wouldn't take Tolya in a vest)) Even Chuck can't knock her down with a kick:D
P.S. Locken, you... don't blow our cover... Don't forget that our diabolical plans should remain secret.

You're upsetting me with your plans. I encrypted the message. Passwords and access codes are impossible for an ordinary person to figure out. ...oh well. I'm out... dum-dum-dum-dum-dum... Warhammer 40000 Dawn of War: Soulstorm! I'm experiencing both joy and sadness at the same time. Joy - that it finally came out. Sadness - even if I had it right now, I wouldn't be able to play it for at least a couple of weeks. And I'm not even talking about the hordes of fans who will immediately snatch up every copy with keys for the game. [Added 20 minutes later] And in general, about the brilliant Jimmy di Griz and his 11 or 12 books. And let anyone say that "Steel Rat" loses anything from this :O