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Thump! posted:Why the gently caress would you even wear all-black in the desert? It's a loving desert, it's loving hot, black is the hottest clothing to wear when it's warm. gently caress, ISIS didn't do any of it's research right in regards to this game. seriouspost: actually black is perfectly good to wear in hot weather as it will absorb the heat coming from your body, whereas white will reflect it back at you. the cloth itself will get pretty hot sure, but as long the cloth has some way to get rid of that heat, and the clothing you are wearing is not tight-fitting you should be fine and possibly end up a little cooler than if you wore loose white clothes. e: also black clothing will block UV rays much more effectively.
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You're doin God's work son.
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Randarkman posted:seriouspost: actually black is perfectly good to wear in hot weather as it will absorb the heat coming from your body, whereas white will reflect it back at you. the cloth itself will get pretty hot sure, but as long the cloth has some way to get rid of that heat, and the clothing you are wearing is not tight-fitting you should be fine and possibly end up a little cooler than if you wore loose white clothes. Oh. Well... Neat, thanks for that! IS.exe is the gift that keeps on giving 
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Randarkman posted:seriouspost: actually black is perfectly good to wear in hot weather as it will absorb the heat coming from your body, whereas white will reflect it back at you. the cloth itself will get pretty hot sure, but as long the cloth has some way to get rid of that heat, and the clothing you are wearing is not tight-fitting you should be fine and possibly end up a little cooler than if you wore loose white clothes. This is also why touareg and bedouins are often dressed in black or very dark blue 
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Drunkboxer posted:lets do a "Hey, it's Bob" speedrun
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>Cut to you and Caro hitting off a bong many years later
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Drunkboxer posted:lets do a "Hey, it's Bob" speedrun 
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It brings back so many memories edit: Hey atma which of these were your favorite so far?
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Ugh, goddamn script-kiddies, always gotta do tool-assisted speedruns instead of by their own skill  .
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mr.capps posted:It brings back so many memories Hard to answer. I like them all a lot. Looking back on Satan, I don't like the way I handled a lot of the actions - so the later ones I think might be better. This one and MH370 might be my favorites.
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MH370 was great because somehow the goon hivemind actually created a fully realized character out of the protagonist in the end by just having him repeat 2 words over and over again.
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endtimes.exe was my favorite, it had everything good and felt like a real adventure game. Also no Space Jam or Goku.
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Starting the Space Jam references in these games has been the best and proudest moment of my otherwise lackluster forums career!
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Hot Dog Day #82 posted:Starting the Space Jam references in these games has been the best and proudest moment of my otherwise lackluster forums career! I've always thought it was pretty funny. Not like, hilarious, but chuckle worthy
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pengun101 posted:was there an Elf.exe last year? Yeah but it was done by Al Borland iirc. I wonder if gbs will ever be able to do a CYOA with a heterosexual protagonist.
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Jagchosis posted:Yeah but it was done by Al Borland iirc. I cant find it, can you link it on the thread?
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Atma posted:Hard to answer. I like them all a lot. Wait, really? I feel like Satan was one of your best works because it felt like it stuck to at least some coherent plot. Don't get me wrong, I love the incoherent mess a lot of these turn into like MH370, but I did feel like you were trying to tell a story with Satan. Would you mind explaining a bit?
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pengun101 posted:I cant find it, can you link it on the thread? sorry i just tried to find it but the search feature, or archives i don't know which just made blood and cum shoot out my eye sockets. I recommend sending Al Borland a PM because he definitely was the OP, cos I found posts about his intentions to do that thread posted in Atma's Bob thread.
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I enjoyed "hey, it's bob" quite a bit, mostly because it did a good job of balancing both playing straight man to the absurd commands and indulging some of the dumber suggestions. that and mh370 are my favorite, although i disliked mh370's ending.
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Dr. Witherbone posted:Wait, really? I feel like Satan was one of your best works because it felt like it stuck to at least some coherent plot. Don't get me wrong, I love the incoherent mess a lot of these turn into like MH370, but I did feel like you were trying to tell a story with Satan. It was definitely the most structured - because I designed each "stage" from start to finish with goals in mind. The problem with that method is that progress can take a long time if the player wants to do something else instead. I guess what I'm trying to say is that I feel like the newer ones have more freedom and tend to flow more smoothly. I still like Satan, but I don't know if I can ever do one like it again.
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Hot Dog Day #82 posted:Starting the Space Jam references in these games has been the best and proudest moment of my otherwise lackluster forums career! Holy poo poo there is still a hot dog day floating around. I haven't seen one of you in years.
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Eggn0g posted:>romance caro
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Endtimes.exe is probably my favourite of these. Going to the top of a mountain to belly slam Johnny Five Aces through a roof out of pettiness had me gut laughing. Also the big Obama reveal was awesome.
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Philosopher King posted:Holy poo poo there is still a hot dog day floating around. I haven't seen one of you in years. There aren't many of us left, that's for sure! I think I've only seen two others in the past year or so - one in trad. games and another in some lawyer threads. We are the last of a once great race 
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You should take over the other animated series and finish it off, since the author keeps slacking 
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In the satan game we poo poo and pissed in forest for about 20 pages before walking right.
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Tenzarin posted:In the satan game we poo poo and pissed in forest for about 20 pages before walking right. :cryingsatan: it was such a good game
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Tenzarin posted:Lets play Dallas Ebola Simulator next!
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Fulchrum posted:Can we do a hardboiled detective story next? 
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Fulchrum posted:Can we do a hardboiled detective story next? that was bendymen
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I eagerly await Ebola.exe. These have all been awesome. Rather Dashing posted:Endtimes.exe is probably my favourite of these. Going to the top of a mountain to belly slam Johnny Five Aces through a roof out of pettiness had me gut laughing. Also the big Obama reveal was awesome. The ending with Diamond Joe was pretty loving great too.
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