Thanks to Superstorm Sandy, the podcast has been delayed indefinitely. It’s likely that the next one will be recorded next Monday.
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This week, Jonah has the flu, but still manages to host despite hacking and coughing (which was edited out of the podcast), and having a nasally voice as well. Jordan was not so lucky, and couldn’t make it at all. Despite all this, the crew manages to give Dan a sendoff in his last regular podcast.
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- THQ finally dissolved, assets auctioned off
- Dead Space 3 micro-transactions for players wanting “instant gratification”
- Disney Infinity to feature on-disc DLC, susceptible to movie spoilers
- League of Legends Team Solo Medbi players receive lifetime bans for anti-Semitism and abuse
- Sony fined 250K GBP for April 2011 hacker intrusion
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Wellm take care then for the next days. Order lots of pizza, if you hate the delivery boys 😛
I forgive you, it’s not your fault :3
i’m a mercyful god.
It’s sad because this is what happens to Britain every time we get snow. The transport system goes down. Power outages. Schools close.
Just hope that everyone is all right and that things get back to normal as soon as possible. Take care y’all.