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12/05/08
And just to verify, Fahey... the case does indeed contain an envelope and a flashdrive? This wasn't made clear. :p
12/05/08
SPOILERZ FOR TEH WEBSITES!!
This thing is kinda cool, I got into the "Intranet" of Armacham. If you check the emails one of them has a attached vid, another is a pic but it's scrambled, leaving behind a access code you use to get into the "Personal -> My Profile" tab on the intranet. A chat window pops up and someone asks if your free for lunch, I replied with "No" and got a email. I went back to the emails section and got a freaky vid, now I'm kinda stuck lol.
12/05/08
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no idea if its relevent or not, just seemed like it might be a clue
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12/05/08
But hey, at least we might get to see Fahey ride the lightning in that devil machine of an electric chair they apparently want to put him in. The most interesting thing I noticed were the rings for suspension cables. Hrmmm...
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12/05/08
I am so excited I can't stand it. I can imagine it will sell for the low, low price of $7000+.
12/05/08
I have few memories of being happier.
I was a Nintendo Power subscriber, and I think that the postcard was sent to me either instead of somebody else, or as a huge, strange, generalized marketing effort.
It said, "Dear [redacted], Thanks for your letter! The answers are: The Industrial Revolution, Mij, and Something Beige." Turned out that these were the answers for a quiz in the game that hadn't come out yet. My postcard was cooler than your briefcase...and cheaper!
12/05/08
...and other ridiculous marketing stunts.
At least this is a cool (unpretentious)one:
[www.heartlessdoll.com]
12/05/08
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im sorry but i rofld
12/05/08
I did the same thing! Bwahahaha!
12/05/08
12/05/08
Well, if you can't change the lock combo on that case, you better hope you better not keep anything in it that you don't want Kotakuites to get their hands on. We'll all know to try 332 now. Also, if it is resettable, don't change it to 666. Some of us once turned our high school chemistry teacher's briefcase locks to that just as a joke, and it opened. And he was standing a few feet away, so he heard the clasps popping open. It was a pretty weird moment for everyone.
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...oh what a slap in the head that would be.
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11/28/08
@Fahey:
Doesn't it scare you that "they" know where you live? Why it could come very handy if ever someone wrote a bad review or two...
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