What you will do with Multiwinia
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Derekristow
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jelco the galactaboy wrote:Unless, that is, you have a complete dislike of keychains - like me - because you don't want to send your keys flinging everywhere as you walk, only to find them flying back into your face because of the darn chain that's attached to it (which seems ironical because the thing is in fact all about being a chain) and for some reason always has to be attached to your neck, which I remind you is the closest to your face you can get unless you like gripping the thing with your teeth.
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You do realise that most people don't wear their keys around their neck, and that keychains are meant to be short and attached to a keyring (which in turn holds the rest of your keys in a small managable bundle i.e. pocketable and/or attached to your belt/hip/trousers), right?
jaysc wrote:i have friends that always hang their keys around the neck because it's one of the safest places to be. Also, depends how long your rope around the keys are, it doesn't always hit your face.
It seems that once you get passed the Jr. High age where all you had was a house key this would cease to be practical. My current key chain has my truck key (and fob), keys to my parents house, key to my brother's house, my apartment key, my trunk key, and gun lock key all on it. Wearing it around my neck would be not only loud, but incredibly inconvenient.
Derekristow wrote:I'm probably way to young to go to the party whenever it is, even if it is after my birthday (don't worry, I am 13 or older). Living on the West Coast near Seattle doesn't help either.
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I got the box at Fry's. Maybe it was a limited time thing.
Hmm... I got my copy at Frys (likely the same one) as well. I had a little keychain too. It is my friend.
It might be a little bit difficult for either of us to get there.
Where near Seattle do you live? I live across the water.
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(If I'm not to late to be "on topic")
After buying some food to hold a siege,
I'll install the game, invite some friends who played Darwinia, block all my messenger contacts who don't like the game (I'm not quite sure to consider them as friends ... but ... you know sometimes you need to socialize), lock myself in and start the multi player for a day of 2 or maybe more ...
After buying some food to hold a siege,
I'll install the game, invite some friends who played Darwinia, block all my messenger contacts who don't like the game (I'm not quite sure to consider them as friends ... but ... you know sometimes you need to socialize), lock myself in and start the multi player for a day of 2 or maybe more ...
Keycord??? Do you mean a lanyard, this term is in the dictionary, it's a navy term for a cord around neck in which something useful is tied, say a whistle, a penknife or an electronic access card (in the modern world)?
Navy and scout varieties are generally made from thin multicoloured rope and are fairly ornate.
Navy and scout varieties are generally made from thin multicoloured rope and are fairly ornate.
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