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Loves it!

One of my best friends just got one as well and LOVES it. Congrats!

Fun little car - and pretty darn Earth friendly as far as dino-burners go.

Nice one. :) But what..no sport red color?

I LOVE LOVE LOVE my Civic! I've had it for about 4 months and I just can't say enough good stuff about it. Excellent gas mileage and just plain fun to drive. Enjoy!

Much love and luck with it. Stay safe. x

Nice car! Now your other half needs to pick up a Hog, which I doubt he'll offer any argument over.;)

You have got to try Leisure suit Larry. Doesn't get any better than picking up chicks in the casino of Lost Wages, cepting maybe giving the local pimp the slip, or looking for treasure under the rim of the toilet.

Wow.. Liesure Suite Larry dates way back. I remember seeing that available for the Apple // series back in the '80s.



If you're talking about a 1st-person type game, I think most of them are shooting games. It is what sells.



Age of Empires might be more of what you want. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_of_Empires



They do have a Roman Empire expansion pack - it's an older game but I'm sure it is still available and will work on your XP laptop. Yes, it is still considered a "war" game, but history has been full of war...

I will admit I've recently become hooked on the Nancy Drew games. I love getting lost in the mysteries that she has.



I'll keep an eye out for games that might catch your interest. I'm always looking for exciting games that explore and solve problems.

Back at the dawn of time, I enjoyed Myst when it wasn't making me pull my hair out. Essentially each "level" was a fantastical landscape/elaborate machine/pocket dimension/puzzle. There was some sort of plot about chasing someone through the pages of a book but what it boiled down to was wandering around inexplicable places trying to figure out what your goal is even supposed to be, then trying to figure out how to do that. It was satisfying when you were getting somewhere, but there was a lot of "so... the secret room has a lever with three settings. Alright, time to canvass the island for something it controls. (other side of the island) ...was that sphere always left of the cube?"



It was published in 1993 so you might have better luck pirating it than buying it. I understand there are sequels, but I can't vouch for them personally.

Myst is a very good adventure game that doesn't involve shooting/killing, and I can personally vouch for both Myst and all the sequels. I will admit, at times you want to pull your hair out while trying to figure out some of the puzzles involved, but overall I really enjoyed the game itself. Also- regardless of it being made in 1993, you're still able to find the game on sites such as Amazon and I believe I may still have a copy of the games myself, but not sure where they are lol.

Thank you. Keep any more suggestions coming. It's mind-blowing how few are out there. I used to love the Sierra King's Quest games. I miss games like that.

Oh god, I remember those. Yeah, go with Myst then. It's very similar, down to the fixed view locations and click-everywhere-just-in-case phase.

You should take a look at The Longest Journey from 1999 (if you can find it), or its successor Dreamfall: The Longest Journey which came out about four years ago.

They're made in Norway, but don't worry, they're in english.

...and they are major. If you want worlds to explore, you've got a handful here.

Oh, just checked it out, Tyler. I gotta get me one of them! (and just what are you insinuating about my Norwegian, buddy? I can do a mean Norwegian fairy tale about a hare...and with my accent, you get the added colorful story of a whore! You can't get that just anywhere.) But seriously...Tusen Takk!

I'll just leave this right here...



http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2010/10/4/

You know...I thought maybe it was just me, that somehow I just didn't get this game that everyone loved. But, no...pushing and pulling things that don't seem to make a difference is my experience so far.

that's so wrong.

we all know Godzilla action figures PWN.

Ditto, Babe, on the "Never ever ever drop accid with you."





::laughter::



King. Kong. WWWRRRAAAAAAAAUUUUUUGGGGGH!!!!

I was looking around for a map of Fordlandia. Do you know of one?

No, but how cool is this? I call it "El Flow Chart de Fordlandia



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I like the part of the flow chart that ends in: PIZZA.



go, America!

I wonder if it's associated with the "suicidio."

Lyonesse! Kitezh!

Wow! I didnt know that either.Thanks for letting us know.

Interesting.

Wow, how cool is that, a little bit of history in your own back yard.

This is a wild ideal but I have to admit I'm with Requiem and got stuck with the mandated square dancing! It stinks, I'd have rioted too.

You guys crack me up.

Mandated square dancing would cause anyone to violently revolt.



Besides, you stand in a circle and there is no actual danicing... you just walk around. It should be called circle-walking.



History doesn't focus on such epic failures. Henry Ford had several failed businesses before finding success with the Ford Motor Co. No one ever talks about those failures though - only the success.

*chortle*