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@Inquisitor Kryptman, It was not far enough
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That was a good one, let him in
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“With THAT sense of awareness and humour? Ok. You’re in.”
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Those wired controllers? Ewwwwwwwww
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@seeUpee, wired controllers save on batteries. Think about this way 40h per set a box of 18 is 9 sets which is 15/19$. Which means every 360h of wire you could have chicken tendies.
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@That one lurker, but mine has rechargeable batteries which I had for over four years now and still running strong. You could argue on the cost of charging them. At that it would cost me $0.24 a year to charge them at $0.10 per Kilowatt hour. Thus I spent $0.96 on each battery… I can get me some chicken nuggets at Wendy’s
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@seeUpee, see that's how you thinkthunkedd. Also here's an off the wall question. Do watch SFMs on you tube?
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@That one lurker, can’t say I have… what is it? My YouTube is overblown with bugs bunny challenge…
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@seeUpee, it's people making movies using valves engine and assets. So it's popular for memes about tf2, L4D, gerrys mod. It covers a lot. The one I was going to send was a music video, that splices Marilyn Manson and chili's baby back ribs commercial.
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@seeUpee, I use wired for my pc, the cable is usually pretty long and some games on steam like portal are great with it
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@seeUpee, wired controllers tend to have less input delay. So if you’re into any competitive scenes wired is better. And the fact that batteries can’t die on a wired controller. But na, 100% if I could have a wireless controller that I never had to worry about batteries I’d probably use that. I just don’t want my controller to die in the middle of a game. Because I forget to change them if it’s wireless.
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Woah, weird trip. I literally took this screenshot and posted it to imgur years ago
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What exactly is this website?
Time for another buffer comment This should be far enough