[ANNOUNCEMENT] HydroROM is in development!
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it sure would be awesome to break in the new year with hydro-rom
You might still be able to get in on it in the next couple of hours. Its really easy to send in your email with your donation name... It sure is[/] nice to bring in the new year with hydrorom.
I would say do it from your PC if you want to donate. Altho idk why it wouldnt work from your phone...
I Would love to Donate, but my paypal account is limited due to verifications...is there any other way...I want in!
Loved Your Mom by the way....Loving her right now!
Loved Your Mom by the way....Loving her right now!
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relax, they arent at their computer 24/7 just give it time
Time? TIME!?
Time is the fire in which we burn. (Pop Culture Reference #1)
Personally, I hate linear time.
People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint - it's more like a big ball of wibbly wobbly, timey wimey stuff. (PCR #2)
The awseomeness of the upcoming HydroRom makes the waiting even more unbearable.
Is there any help for us?
Not unless someone can alter time, speed up the release or teleport me off this rock. (PCR #3, para-phrased)
Just a little game to pass the slowly moving time until the release.
Name the sources of the above Pop Culture References.
Mav.
I totally asked for a TARDIS for Christmas. I got beer and a cardboard box. You'd think that Santa would know how to navigate the time vortex by now. Maybe if I paint the box blue and drink enough of this stuff, the box will spin and... I'll get a HydroROM'd phone that works from anywhere in the universe.Time? TIME!?
Time is the fire in which we burn. (Pop Culture Reference #1)
Personally, I hate linear time.
People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint - it's more like a big ball of wibbly wobbly, timey wimey stuff. (PCR #2)
The awseomeness of the upcoming HydroRom makes the waiting even more unbearable.
Is there any help for us?
Not unless someone can alter time, speed up the release or teleport me off this rock. (PCR #3, para-phrased)
Just a little game to pass the slowly moving time until the release.
Name the sources of the above Pop Culture References.
Mav.
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Time? TIME!?
Time is the fire in which we burn. (Pop Culture Reference #1)
Personally, I hate linear time.
People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint - it's more like a big ball of wibbly wobbly, timey wimey stuff. (PCR #2)
The awseomeness of the upcoming HydroRom makes the waiting even more unbearable.
Is there any help for us?
Not unless someone can alter time, speed up the release or teleport me off this rock. (PCR #3, para-phrased)
Just a little game to pass the slowly moving time until the release.
Name the sources of the above Pop Culture References.
Mav.
PCR#1 Star Trek Generations
PCR#2 The 10th Doctor
PCR#3 Star Wars V: A New Hope
What do I win
Mark
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PCR#1 Star Trek Generations
PCR#2 The 10th Doctor
PCR#3 Star Wars V: A New Hope
What do I win
Mark
Do you mean star wars 4 a new hope or star wars 5 the empire strikes back
Because what you have is star wars 5 a new hope
Your answers are correct.
Dr. Tolian Sorin (Malcolm McDowell) spoke that line.
The 10th Doctor would be the Doctor Who episode "Blink"
A New Hope is correct. It is Episode 4 (IV), but I knew what he meant.
You are now King of Pop Culture Awareness Week and you get to pillage the neighboring towns.
Congratulations.
Mav.
Very eagerly awaiting this release! Currently running YourMom, I love her! Thanks for making my free phone a diamond in the rough.
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