[Asuko]

I, oh God. Scarred! What about the children?!

 

[Marcus Vesper]

Do you have a link to the site? I'm going to send this to my friends.

The site is http://bash.org/
I don't unfortunately have a link to that particular quote, my guild (Guild Wars) has been clicking the random link and transcribing particularly funny/disturbing ones on our own forum so we can laugh at them as a group.  Consequently I have no idea where that particular IRC quote can be found on the site.

But doing a random selection is bound to turn up quite a few other funny quotes.  Most of them are extremely nerdy. 

[Turey]

Here it is, it was in top 100:
http://bash.org/?111338

[colecampbell666]

Oh God. My teacher got added to my friends list in GMail and I sent that to her! She replied "I'm not the type of person you want to send that to."

[Asuko]

Good luck on that.

[Gregster2k]

http://uk.gamespot.com/news/6182846.html?tag=latestnews;title;0

Not sure if this was posted before, but GameSpot's version of the story is a little different (explicitly mentions Descent in the title too). I don't know if it's possible, but to revive Descent or FreeSpace, maybe they could sell off their Descent and FreeSpace franchises to THQ, which would then, with their ownership of [V], be able to actually develop. The problem is getting THQ to buy them. As an alternative path to reviving Descent (or even FreeSpace), Interplay might track down the original members of Outrage Entertainment, creators of Descent 3.

[TrashMan]

I'll go with the pesimistic attitude of this one. It's a win-win scenario for me.

[jr2]

Hmm... /me wishes they could get Descent, Descent II, Descent³, FS, & FS2 all under the same roof.  Then, either:

a) continue development
or
b) make them all freeware / opensource