ryan albery
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I was just throwing that idea out there I suppose. Like a good buddy of mine once said, 'I'm pretty sure the physics works out.'
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ryan albery said:I was just throwing that idea out there I suppose. Like a good buddy of mine once said, 'I'm pretty sure the physics works out.'
ryan albery said:Yeah, I do understand that speculation on this forum unacceptable, but I don't think either of you guys understood what I was trying to say- in regards to the original question of this post.
phinds said:Please don't do things that make me agree w/ Drakkith. I hate agreeing with him![]()
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phinds said:ryan albery, what Drakkith is referring to is my avatar. He thinks I'm actually a dog. I've tried to explain to him that dogs can't type but he doesn't get it. He thinks I'm unusually smart. For a dog.