Cutter wrote on Mar 4, 2013, 15:52:

nin wrote on Mar 4, 2013, 15:23:
Yeah, it's not a blanket cure for everyone. But we're making progress, and that's whats awesome.

Zackly! Think I'ma go out and bareback a 5 dollar whore in celebration!

Got to treat yourself every now and then.

Or just get yourself a good man and bareback him every day or once a month... year... decade... or whatever is more likely to happen.

Still can't believe you flushed uncooked chicken wings down the toilet. What were you thinking?

As kids we used to mix chlorine and water in tightly sealed plastic bottles and blow shit up. Shake, run, wait 60 seconds for one helluva boom! Once we walked into the resulting chlorine gas cloud to investigate the crater we'd just created and all started suffocating. No wonder they used the shit during World War 1 as a chemical warfare agent. Ah, to be young again! *cough* *wheeze*

Great day for promiscuous babies!

(joke not mine)

Cutter wrote on Mar 4, 2013, 15:52:

nin wrote on Mar 4, 2013, 15:23:
Yeah, it's not a blanket cure for everyone. But we're making progress, and that's whats awesome.

Zackly! Think I'ma go out and bareback a 5 dollar whore in celebration!

Warning: Herpes, HPV and Hepatitis B are still incurable.

If you already have the aforementioned though, go wild!

nin wrote on Mar 4, 2013, 15:23:
Yeah, it's not a blanket cure for everyone. But we're making progress, and that's whats awesome.

Zackly! Think I'ma go out and bareback a 5 dollar whore in celebration!

mag wrote on Mar 4, 2013, 15:10:

Creston wrote on Mar 4, 2013, 14:47:

Cutter wrote on Mar 4, 2013, 14:00:
Holy shitsnacks! They've cured AIDS!!!

Holy... shit. That is incredible. I'm sitting here, reading this article, with my jaw hanging below my desk...

Creston

Not a cure. This is not something they can just do to people. They just have one example that it may be possible to protect infants from their mothers' HIV if they're immediately stuck on the usual HIV antiretroviral treatment after birth. No new drugs or treatments involved, aside from having the opportunity to do it so early.

There was also the case, a few years ago, I believe, of someone being cured through a bone marrow transplant(?).

Yeah, it's not a blanket cure for everyone. But we're making progress, and that's whats awesome.

Creston wrote on Mar 4, 2013, 14:47:

Cutter wrote on Mar 4, 2013, 14:00:
Holy shitsnacks! They've cured AIDS!!!

Holy... shit. That is incredible. I'm sitting here, reading this article, with my jaw hanging below my desk...

Creston

Not a cure. This is not something they can just do to people. They just have one example that it may be possible to protect infants from their mothers' HIV if they're immediately stuck on the usual HIV antiretroviral treatment after birth. No new drugs or treatments involved, aside from having the opportunity to do it so early.

Cutter wrote on Mar 4, 2013, 14:00:
Holy shitsnacks! They've cured AIDS!!!

Holy... shit. That is incredible. I'm sitting here, reading this article, with my jaw hanging below my desk...

Creston

Cutter wrote on Mar 4, 2013, 13:59:
I love the smell of chlorine! I used to study at the pool at my school - in the bleachers - and the combination of the warmth and chlorine would always make me pass out for a nap. Good times!

{Lana} Wow, THAT explains a whole lot. {/Lana}

:p

Creston

A little chill of Autumn (Fall) in the air.
The begining of the end to a record breaking long hot sunny Summer.
Hot without the terrible heat off the Nor West, but hot with a pleasant wind off the Nor East.
We needed this 2.5 years on from 10,000 earthquakes & aftershocks, nothing of note in the last 6 months
Most of the city has come down now with nothing over 5-7 stories to be built in the future, it will actually be a very beautiful city when completed. The place is starting to fill up with workers from all around the country & overseas as the demolishion finishes & the rebuild begins.
For those interested we recorded the highest ground acceleration ever recorded by an earthquake with an epicentre directly under a built up area 2.2g.
Japans was centred off the coast generating the terrible tsnami.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peak_ground_acceleration

Holy shitsnacks! They've cured AIDS!!!

ZeroCougar wrote on Mar 4, 2013, 12:18:
Ventilate, turn that bathroom fan on if you have it. Otherwise windows, or fans running. Stuff sucks to smell and breath in but it cleans like you need it too.

I love the smell of chlorine! I used to study at the pool at my school - in the bleachers - and the combination of the warmth and chlorine would always make me pass out for a nap. Good times!

Creston wrote on Mar 4, 2013, 12:32:
So, InXile is going to start up the Torment Sequel Kickstarter in two days.

And I dunno. I think the setting and the game will probably be cool, but I just have a bad taste in my mouth about them starting another Kickstarter while they've shown exactly one video from their first one...

And sure, we can chant endlessly that if the writing and design is done, those writers and designers need to start working on another project and can't just sit around doing nothing.

On the flipside, however, if Wasteland 2 turns out to suck (which is possible, if unlikely), a lot of people are going to be pretty damn angry about having supported another Kickstarter by the same team.

I think Brian's dipping into the well a bit too much here.

Creston

Not to mention, yet again, this is going against the spirit of KS. If W2 goes over like gangbusters and they can afford to fund it themselves than they should. So, yeah, even if it is Torment in spirit I'm just not down with them doing this - at least until w see how W2 pans out and how they've made out from it.

The site isn't flagging topics as read for me for a while now. And constantly resets what I have "Read" or clicked on. That is pretty weird... I think I am gonna wipe the history in Chrome and see what happens...

Nope, that didn't fix it.

Funnily, browsing elsewhere and coming back after a few minutes it remembers. Strange.

This comment was edited on Mar 4, 2013, 13:48.

It does make you wonder why they couldn't wait 6 months...

So, InXile is going to start up the Torment Sequel Kickstarter in two days.

And I dunno. I think the setting and the game will probably be cool, but I just have a bad taste in my mouth about them starting another Kickstarter while they've shown exactly one video from their first one...

And sure, we can chant endlessly that if the writing and design is done, those writers and designers need to start working on another project and can't just sit around doing nothing.

On the flipside, however, if Wasteland 2 turns out to suck (which is possible, if unlikely), a lot of people are going to be pretty damn angry about having supported another Kickstarter by the same team.

I think Brian's dipping into the well a bit too much here.

Creston

Ventilate, turn that bathroom fan on if you have it. Otherwise windows, or fans running. Stuff sucks to smell and breath in but it cleans like you need it too.

Flash player froze and starting eating resources like mad when I came to the site this AM. Not sure if it was isolated, just wanted to share. Did the 3 finger salute to see the problem, killed the process and the site acted a little weird. Started boxing headlines with blue lines and boxes. Hopefully just me.