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Offline mikhael

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Exactly, Bob. People are dumb. I've got better things to waste my time on.
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Originally posted by mikhael
And, I think a... um... I don't remember what that other one is called. Its an interceptor thing I think. Perseus or some such?).


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Hey! I downloaded some media VPs and the SCP loader and an SCP executable. I just haven't got around to actually setting it all up yet.
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Originally posted by Bobboau
you should see what they said about my Deimos and Orion. people all screaming "AHHH you added detail to it!!!"



Well, you DID! :p
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