Comments on: StarCraft II: Exclusive Plot Details http://blog.disappointment.com/archives/199 It's Like Those One-A-Day Blogs, But With Years Mon, 10 Aug 2009 21:48:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: jon http://blog.disappointment.com/archives/199#comment-20201 jon Mon, 07 Apr 2008 22:06:18 +0000 http://www.disappointment.com/wordpress/archives/199#comment-20201 log=fagg log=fagg

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]]> By: lemmy101 http://blog.disappointment.com/archives/199#comment-16929 lemmy101 Mon, 25 Jun 2007 15:35:39 +0000 http://www.disappointment.com/wordpress/archives/199#comment-16929 Great post! I liked the bit about Starcraft II the best. Great post! I liked the bit about Starcraft II the best.

]]> By: soulless http://blog.disappointment.com/archives/199#comment-16547 soulless Sun, 17 Jun 2007 10:15:41 +0000 http://www.disappointment.com/wordpress/archives/199#comment-16547 If you'd actually played the game you'd know that those aren't real lasers, those are the beams from the laser pointers your company has ordered to make its presentations that much more jazzy and fulfilling. However, your staff, bored of the drudgery of asian business life, which TV has shown consists only of sitting at desks wearing identical clothing, have gone haywire with the new exciting gadgetry and are trying to synchronise their lasers to make Benny the backwards Tea Boy blind in one eye. You play the world-weary Health & Safety officer for the company, who has to educate these men on the dangers of pointing these beams at or near the eyes of their co-workers. It's made even harder by the fact you're going through a messy divorce (symbolised here by a giant spaceship) so your mind isn't 100% focused on your job. If you loved Freecell, you'll love this. If you’d actually played the game you’d know that those aren’t real lasers, those are the beams from the laser pointers your company has ordered to make its presentations that much more jazzy and fulfilling. However, your staff, bored of the drudgery of asian business life, which TV has shown consists only of sitting at desks wearing identical clothing, have gone haywire with the new exciting gadgetry and are trying to synchronise their lasers to make Benny the backwards Tea Boy blind in one eye. You play the world-weary Health & Safety officer for the company, who has to educate these men on the dangers of pointing these beams at or near the eyes of their co-workers. It’s made even harder by the fact you’re going through a messy divorce (symbolised here by a giant spaceship) so your mind isn’t 100% focused on your job.

If you loved Freecell, you’ll love this.

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