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| Response (Overflow UK 4) | 09/10/2007 05.22 PM |
Hello,
Could you tell us what game it is you are trying to play? |
| Customer (. .) | 13/09/2007 10.42 PM |
Needing an internet connection required to install
a game is such a radical notion to us old fashioned buy the game and
install it people that you should put that on the front of the package,
circle it, make it obvious.
Why do none of my activation codes work?
why does your phone number not actually go to tech support?
Why
did I spend 50 dollars for a game I can't play? Because I didn't read
the fine print, please see the first comment above. Really guys, thanks
a lot for spending two years building up the hyper/excitement/interest
and then making the game locked up tighter than the Virgin Mary. |
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| Date Created: | 13/09/2007 10.42 PM |
| Last Updated: | 09/10/2007 05.22 PM |
| Status: | Solved
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So... yea, a month later I get an e-mail about it.
Now, granted... I didn't state which game it was. But if Bioshock isn't the only game TK or EA is requiring an internet connection to have in order TO BE INSTALLED IN THE FIRST PLACE then they can just lose my f****** business. Not that they'll notice, being EA they know we will buy any game if it has enough marketing.
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| Man I totally have time for a boinking between my study session for the final I'm finally confident about (I was answerings quesitons in class) and the actual final. I so didn't think I had time... so now I'm boinkless before finals. This is no way to go to college.
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| I want to be gratified. This seems an easily agreeable statement, nothing surprising in it. But are there people to whom you can not admit this? Such a clarity about their friendship, or relation to you is not meant to be harsh or even critical. Merely hopefully to provide us both some venue for comparison before and after this essay, so that I have not wasted your time telling you how much I crave.
The craving of gratitude seems difficult to discuss without some error. But wanting what you want is familiar from time to time, and getting what you want is wonderful. This situation may want to be avoided by some but to my senses being grateful is like having an ocean of comfort under you. It's an indescribable buoyancy that can be had at a strangers or a friend's kindness.
To say that kindness is giving others what they want, and gratification is best when it does not invite servitude or dependency seems easiest to leave for true, because if the gratitude of others becomes your only means of getting what you want, I am less confident about accurately using the word gratitude.
To insure personal satisfaction my likeliest actions would center on securing power over my own wants, where wants are more a choice and are somewhat under my own power. This is a choice each of us may not always have, but like much that is choice making it more immediate is a personal road I can not adequately guide you on. A suggestion of passivity does lay in receiving gratification from others. My own experience with gratitude is that is encourages movements, actions and thoughts, plans and other flourishes towards the invitation of others into a hoped for mutuality of wants. To say it is infectious is a simplification I'd like you to avoid, gratitude need not be a repeated series of mutually reinforcing choices or thought of as a way to start this process, but under the best of circumstances it is.
I may not agree in specifics, but at the moment I want something with clarity and am given it by someone else it may not matter how we've come about this situation. I speak so lightly of morality because I started this essay with a clear point of view. Having one's own comfort being under your own power alone is likely empowering however it may not be all that you are capable of wanting. I may not know what wants I have that are in your power to fulfill. In speaking, saying aloud I crave gratification I am not only admitting to an awareness of my own ability for comfort but a surrender to you. Surprise me, support me, show me how much our wanting has in common... without delay.
(One small amendment, the sharper of my readers may have noticed that a drug pusher may qualify as someone exterior to the self giving them a comfort they do not have, I rely on the readers ability to infer away from semantic abuses of language which sacrifice the articles intent. Secondly, I tried to choose the word, fulfill, above with care, encouraging an addiction is not an act of fulfillment.)
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| Hello readers,
this has surely come to your attention. But a recent executive order made by the P\resident of the U\SA changes the authority of the P\resident in relation with the constitution; under a s\tate of emergency a number of additional powers are granted to the P\resident, and this number has increased under P\resident B\ush.
My citation for these updates is the following link,
www.whitehouse.gov/ news/releases/2007/07/20070717-3.html
I apologize for disturbing your casual blogging, I hope this fear is personal. Conserning my personal fears let me share an unfortunate scenario, we come under TA and a SoE is put into place. Oddly enough however I have a moment of hope, hiding away in his office our favorite genital hair may not realize that under various semantic arguments an incredibly huge number of people are responsible for destabilizing the I\raqy efforts (positive spin), including himself.
Thank you,
enjoy your mornings. Don't leave the country, everything will be fine...
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| Sometimes a questioning person just wants answers. I'd be okay with lies for awhile.
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