Aglet Green

I will stop posting and let you win if you pay me..... ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS! Muhahahaaaaaaaaaha! Ahahahahahahh! MuHHHA MUHHAHA! Otherwise, I totally win.

I just took a look at it. It's currently scheduled to be go into alpha play-testing around July 14th. If anyone here is an influencer, or has a fanzine, podcast, YouTube channel or whatever, they are apparently welcome to come watch the playtest.

I'm giving it a try. It seems harmless enough. I'm not a super-fan of games with energy bars, but this one seems to refill fast enough.

Ginger Ale.

I'll be 18 in 9 more years, if cloning technology proceeds the way I hope it does. Though I'm pretty sure I've been frozen at 14 mentally since I was 12. I celebrated my sweet 16 when I was 17 1/2, so that's how I roll. Wait what was the question? Well, time to go watch some Judge shows on TV and get ready for my Early Bird special. I avoid the casserole brigade that way.

False. TNP is Dontavian.

A pristine mint-condition Ford Pinto. ---------------------------------------------- Coin.

I will check it out. My steam name-- in a complete act of originality unrelated to my name here-- is Aglet Green. I really hated "Dungeons" but I loved "Dungeon Keeper" so I'm hoping I like this. Edit: I just realized that I never played Evil Genius 1. I'm going to get that first and see how I like it.

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This is exactly like that Perry Mason episode where he spends an hour defending a bengal tiger. Of course the wife did it.

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Ok then sign me up. I have a few things to take care of this week but I'll be ready after that.

That's okay. I don't need the cash that badly.

For this one single moment, I win!

I apologize if I gave the wrong impression of New York. I'm currently enjoying it very much! I love running (well, briskly walking in the rain/snow right now) in Brooklyn Prospect Park every night. However, you are correct that a change of venue is often a wonderful thing. My father moved to Florida when he retired, and he was like a flower that suddenly blossomed. He went from a crotchety scrooge of a guy to someone who volunteered 4 nights a week: one day in a hospital, then a flower shop, then a church then a thrift shop. I'd never seen a transformation like it in my life. So yeah, change is good. And a change of scenery is even better.

Well, I don't know you that well but you should pay your debt back to Iron if you owe it. Hmm... I can help. I have an open trade slot. Send me half. Send me 3 million from the money you got today from MasterBaedy. That will lower your debt. And it will show people that you are sincere. The other 3 million you can keep to work on buying tech and making your own money.

Well, I'm glad you asked me that question. Having spent most of my life as a servant of the people, I recognize instantly that by asking that question, you are the sort of passionate and interesting person who enjoy asking such questions. Really, it is a privilege and an honor to live off of your tax dollars, knowing that such fine people like yourself are out there Now, don't get me wrong: not all questions are equal, and of course some are rhetorical, but your question was truly impeccable. It reminds me of a time when I was a young boy and my father asked me a question. I was so shocked and stunned that I didn't know what to do, especially as his question involved a naked girl, a dead body and several million dollars in marked bills. Really, it is questions like his and yours that I will always remember. I think it is a good time to mention that I also a man who enjoys answering and asking questions, so I have to ask the following question myself: "What is it about Suyash Adhikari that is so great?" Clearly, the answer is his insightful, ever-questioning mind. I can honestly say I have enjoyed our time together today, and I feel that I have truly learned something about you today. I think it will always be a pleasure to debate and discourse with you, especially now that I see that we clearly have the same views on these areas that we are most passionate about, such as how good a guy you are. Don't think it has escaped my noticed what a hard-working fellow you are for IRON in P&W, so let me one of many to pause here today and tell you how well your efforts are appreciated. Good job. I hope everyone who comes to this thread-- regardless of what they may wish to ask me-- also stops for a moment to let you know how cherished you are. Well done.

This is pretty simple. We start with 10 random things, such as names of countries around the world, or colors, or actresses, and you have to list one thumbs up and one thumbs down. And everyone starts with 10 points So let's say you have: 1) Captain Picard 10 2) Captain Kirk 10 3) Captain Janeway, 10 4) Captain Kangaroo 10 5) Captain Ahab 10 6) Captain Pike 10 7) Captain Sisco 10 8) Captain Crunch 10 9) Captain Saru 10 10) Captain Crozier 10 You would vote like so: Captain Picard +1 Captain Kangaroo -1 And then it becomes: 1) Captain Picard 11 2) Captain Kirk 10 3) Captain Janeway, 10 4) Captain Kangaroo 9 5) Captain Ahab 10 6) Captain Pike 10 7) Captain Sisco 10 8) Captain Crunch 10 9) Captain Saru 10 10) Captain Crozier 10

I'll take a spot!

Hi everyone! I live in New York City. Before COVID-19 closed down the world, I had a nice fancy corner office in a big federal skyscraper and everyone called me "Sir." Even the homeless guys on the street would come up to me and say "Sir? Sir! Excuse me, sir!" How they knew I was in management I have no idea, but there you go. Now I get to sit at home all day. Having lots of free time, I am learning C# and Unity. I enjoy playing Steam games, (same name: Aglet Green) and now I am trying to create my own. The nice fancy corner office means I can throw some bucks at it and hire whomever I need for sound, voices and music and whatever else I can't learn on my own so at least it won't look like some crap 49 cent Steam sale game. As to me myself, I'm a divorced guy and have passionate views on everything except religion. If anyone brings religion up to me, I assure them that I worship the Bajoran Wormhole prophets and it's all good. I enjoy doing puzzles enough that I have an actual subscription to Dell/Penny publications and get various Sudoku and other games mailed to me every other month. I don't watch much TV any more, but at my age it's usually stuff like "Blue Bloods" and "NCIS." I was formerly in the Navy before moving to the civilian side, and have worked for DOD, DOJ, DHS and lots of other alphabets. But mostly those. Most interesting tidbit: two years ago I was in an elevator accident at 26 Federal Plaza. Broke one knee and both ankles. Obviously it could still have been much worse, but ending up in a wheelchair for several months was bad enough. I had to actually go to physical rehab for many more months, going from the wheelchair to a mini shopping cart to crutches and then a cane and then nothing. Now I run/walk two hours a night religiously, both to keep my blood pressure down and to keep my circulation up, and because I so totally appreciate being able to do it.

I love stuff like this! I have the card game "Vendetta" at home. And while I haven't played Mafia I get that it's just like SecretAlien (HiddenAlien?) and that sort of game.

As an actual New Yorker, I can tell you right now that no one really cares about the elderly. Oh I mean people will outwardly give lip service, and those who personally lost loved ones will be upset, but New York is overwhelmingly an entire state devoted to looking as young, thin, and rich as possible. It's probably similar to many other coastal states in that regards, but since it's New York .... the people there expect that they personally will live forever and ^@#@$ everyone else. However, since it is New York, home of sexual freedom and sexual equality, what will destroy Cuomo are all the current allegations about being a sexual predator. In this #metoo world, there is no greater sin that to be an older white male in power and to have used that power in the name of lust. (In actuality, it is the very fact that he is now old and ugly himself that is truly the sin that incites the young pups to take him down, for such is the nature of the pack.)

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Sorry to necro an old thread, but this isn't how the real Illuminati operate. This was either a scam, a Ponzi scheme of some sort, or a genuine but misguided little cult of a dozen or so people. The 'real Illuminati' (assuming that this isn't an oxymoron) don't recruit random people over the Internet; they recruit at top-tier Ivy League colleges for scions of the already rich and famous. Most of their membership are legacies of older generations of members... otherwise their main goal of keeping power in their own families would become diluted and pointless.

False. But my iphone counts my steps, so that's close. The next poster can see more IRON threads and forums here than I can.