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Re: Operation: Epic Furious

#31
post #7

Excellent. I remember King Quest, Larry Quest and the rest and it immediately gave me the same nostalgic vibes.

They were actually called Kings Quest and Leisure Suit Larry. There was also Police Quest and Space Quest. Sierra Online really had some of the canonical adventure game series.

Space Quest was my absolute favorite!

Re: Operation: Epic Furious

#34
post #14

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Not a fan of free speech?

The opposite. I'm a free speech absolutist, as Musk would say :).

Are you saying this with an awareness that you're calling yourself a hypocrite? I'm not trying to attack you here, just pointing out the common understanding of Musk's "free speech absolutism".

Re: Operation: Epic Furious

#37
post #7

Excellent. I remember King Quest, Larry Quest and the rest and it immediately gave me the same nostalgic vibes.

They were actually called Kings Quest and Leisure Suit Larry. There was also Police Quest and Space Quest. Sierra Online really had some of the canonical adventure game series.

Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of Lounge Lizards, if we're to be pedantic, with episode subtitles like Love for Sail :)

Re: Operation: Epic Furious

#38
epicfurious.com is blocked by my service provider. It’s a small, local, fiber company called mornington.

They do not say why in the returned html.

I do not approve of such blockage.

Nevertheless. Knowledge is knowledge. So I post for everyone’s sake.

Re: Operation: Epic Furious

#39
post #28

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How do you feel about the President mocking Jesus and the teachings of Christ? Do you choose to not engage in any business inside the US or do you just hold your outrage until it's convenient to express?

answering this would require battling probably the most serious cognitive dissonance the poster has faced in their lifetime, so i would not hold your breath while you wait for a reply.
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