Get out while you can, before you are trapped in the sticky, ponderous morass.

Meh, Diablo 2 was boring both as a Multiplayer and a Single Player game.  The first one was a passable single player game though.

Yeah, no Morrowind RPS tonight, guys.

Is this what you're looking for?

We are posting Happy Birthday to someone who has posted only once?

I guess I'm right in the feeling that Birthday threads have become almost meaningless.

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When google fails, yahoo succeeds.  Frankly, I find QFG fan sites blacklisting of the game silly.

Now we wait and see how long my post stays up unedited.

Meh, he's no Star Wars kid.

[romance]

romance
    c.1300, "story of a hero's adventures," also (c.1330), "vernacular language of France" (as opposed to Latin), from O.Fr. romanz "verse narrative," originally an adverb, "in the vernacular language," from V.L. *romanice scribere "to write in a Romance language" (one developed from Latin instead of Frankish), from L. Romanicus "of or in the Roman style," from Romanus "Roman" (see Roman). The connecting notion is that medieval vernacular tales were usually about chivalric adventure. Literary sense extended by 1667 to "a love story." Extended 1612 to other modern languages derived from Latin (Spanish, Italian, etc.). Meaning "adventurous quality" first recorded 1801; that of "love affair, idealistic quality" is from 1916. The verb meaning "court as a lover" is from 1942.

Looks like you got the origin backwards.

Yeah, what's with those Greeks running around going, "Hey, I'm Greek!" and then flaming themselves as a guest.

l337

The guy who lynched David?

/got nothin' here

I find leet to be just another fun use of language.  It's a great way for casually showing off your total 633|<c|0/\/\.

Or a great way of making fun of l33tests by parodying l33t like this:

"OMG, I pwnz j00,  n00b lol!!!!!!!!one"

Totally, d00d.

I find leet to be just another fun use of language.  It's a great way for casually showing off your total 633|<c|0/\/\.

Heh, have you ever seen her at IA?  

Shows what you know

And that's actually more D&S than S&M anyway.