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YiddishMcSquidish
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And I'm fairly certain they released plenty of discs. I have the orange box and day 1 portal 2 for my 360.
Thanks dude.
I think I stopped right after the white phosphorus scene. Maybe it was emotionally fucking with me is why I dropped it. Now that I'm thinking about it, I'll prolly pick it up after my family leaves town.
Fuck me! No I got like 2 hours in a while back but my god damned AuDHD had me focus on something else.
Idk man. I remember someone recommending spec ops: the line a few weeks ago, but said it's not available on steam any more. I bought it eons ago and had no problem besides controls getting it on my deck.
College was the only time I tried. It was during a lab practical for a higher level immunology. But I looked at another answer of theirs that I knew, and it was not the right answer. So I didn't use the first.
She's visiting for a funeral and I commented something on the commercial for them, and she told me that sorry and about how she has to watch out for them now. Another loose relation is visiting and a teacher as well and I asked them about ai and got two totally different experiences. My mom's class doesn't require a lot of literature as it's a low level bio class, but the loose family is teaching English to troubled youth and sees it absolutely everywhere. She started having them write one paper first day in class to get a feel for their actual writing aptitude.
She couldn't really have done anything considering she didn't know which kid it was until after they were gone and the other student informed her.
I mean, it was a bio 2xxx class so likely a gen ed req. She would've failed him if she knew who it was at the time. She told me she was "seeing red". But like I said, the student was one of the first to finish and leave so it would've been difficult to make a case.
My mom just caught one of her kids using these to cheat on a final. He had them Bluetoothed to his laptop and it disconnected at some point and she heard "the answer to number 7 is...." But she said he barely got a C on it even while cheating. So since she didn't know about the glasses until after that student left and another student told her it was the glasses, she just kinda let it go saying "it's honestly going to be his problem in the future."
Edit: she couldn't pin point the kid at the moment, and wasn't informed who it was until after the kid was gone and the other student told her.
Surprise, it's a snuff film!