Thiefette

I've seen this a few times when I haven't hit them quite right so they're alerted so I keep hitting them till they fall down. When I pick them up some have been listed as a body but some have been listed as a corpse. Sorry I don't remember what missions this happened.

Nicely said.

2 years clean. Sounds like he's worked for another chance. Who knows. He's got the talent.

I'm sorry for your friends loss and I'm sorry you didn't get to see him beforehand. Now comes the guilt and the embarrassment over your procrastination (only human). Please take a deep breath and call your friend if you haven't already. He's going to need all those that knew his dad.

Fidcal - again thanks for your help.

Thanks for the hint Fidcal, forgot all about that room. Will go and try it now.

Whether his father deserves your sympathy or not does not matter. Right about now your friend David could probably use a non-judgemental friend as it was his father's choice to smoke not David's. This is still his dad and also someone you seem to care about. Giving him a call does nothing less than letting him know he's not alone.

After watching my mom die suddenly (5 wks) with cancer 15 years ago and my dad passing 3 years ago I came to the peaceful realization that when someone dies life indeed does go on. During these last 15 years I've had my kids-one born 2 months early with special needs only 2 1/2 weeks after she past. When we both knew she was dieing she and I both wondered how I could do this without her but looking back you just do. As a source of comfort I like to believe that it was her spirit that helped save him that's what my heart says. My head says its just one of those things that can't be explained and when you're dead you're dead. Time passes despite not having our loved ones physical presence and most of us keep up with it whether we realize it or not. I find this somewhat calming as I worry how my kids will be cared for when the time comes for me to be gone. But they'll do just what I did they'll just live their lives as time marches on. Just my opinion.

I'm on my second run through. First time was on easy as I like to knock people out You know get them out of my way in case I have to go back to the area. Got all the loot but wanted to try and get the objectives on harder levels so am trying it on difficult. Anyways I now need help

Just wanted to say thanks for the early present. I was hoping cause I've been good.

I have a nVidia 9800 GX2 and yes I just had to "do a little dance" to find the sweet spot and turn the lights on again.

Finally finished! I did have a (minor) problem towards the end of play. As I said earlier loved this mission and look forward to more, More, MORE!! Oops sorry about that. P.S. Yes, I got it all!

Just want to say congrats on a so far awesome mission! Still playing but loving it. Will comment more when I've finished.

Glad to hear you're on the mend and you're getting movement back.

Hey Baddcog - been awhile - just wondering how your wrist is healing?

Just found the last 2 (thanks PranQster for the Oh well finished with all the loot. I love it.

Congrats on an excellent mission Sotha. Ended up doing it twice as I finished the first time before I realized it and missed so much loot had to do it again. Now have to go back and find 2 more loot. I really liked the Enjoy your break but come back soon we'll miss you and your cleverness.

OMG! Just finished this mission and enjoyed it all. Had a few minor spots that were a little out of line but didn't let that spoil my fun. All in all I must say congrats on an awesome mission. Now must go and find the rest of the loot. Perhaps recheck some more obvious places - hmm.

I thank the powers that be for giving us Tommy Douglas everytime I hear about the American health system. Here in Canada we know that if we get sick or hurt we can see a doctor or go to the hospital without having to bring the bank with us. Some provinces do pay small premiums I think but I'm fortunate to live in one that doesn't have them. Sometimes we complain about our waiting times being really long but it's the price we pay to get the treatment needed. I guess that's pretty scary too, especially when you're really sick and need specific tests but I'm not sure I would want the alternative. I don't think forcing people to buy health insurance is the answer either.

Can totaly sympathize with you. Broke my foot last year (have broken lots of bones) but the foot I think was the worst as had to keep all weight off for over two months and spend another two weaning back into using it. Screws up all your other joints just keeping all your weight on the crutches. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. Best wishes for a speedy recovery!

icanhascheezburger - We were just looking at it a few min ago. I'll have to check out the other ones. Thanks.

Presenting: The green olive cat! It took 4 olives to get these shots. The other cat, Skitters is a slow eater and missed out. This one, Cheemo aka tasmanian devil cat, can't believe his good fortune. His motto is you snooze you lose.

I have two cats I took in as kittens from our back lane several years ago. One can't get enough lovin, I don't know how he'd ever have survived in the wild. I think he got fat just so he'd have more belly to rub. The other thinks he's a dog and has taken to begging at the table. He turns into the tasmanian devil (the cartoon version) when he sees another cat outside and can't get at it so takes it out on his brother when he comes over to see what all the commotion and howling is about . They both love green olives. There is a hilarious site (don't know if I'm allowed to say the name so won't) on the web that the whole family will spend time killing ourselves laughing at. I recognized some of the pictures sent in from there.

Congradulations Sotha! And a huge thanks to all who entered the contest, enjoyed every single one for different reasons. And thanks goes out to Fidcal for organizing it all. Can't wait to see what you all come up with next.