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[|hobbes|]

i hope theres new scientist skins and voices...

[|cyborg|]

Morning Mr Freeman looks like your running late.



i liked the voices, but a change would be good

[Serious Sam]

[cheetarah654]

|hobbes| wrote..

i hope theres new scientist skins and voices...

nah, i drove to sierra to bring forth your concern to them and they told me they decided not to update the scientists in anyway because they were perfect as they were.



duh.

[Solitude]

[orphy]

[Blankster]

[Raven99]

I hope the headcrabs still make good hats.

I bet you he still have that suit on since 1999, but why doesn't his crowbar have yellow blood shit stains on it?

Oh and I hope G-man is going to have better textures (he seriously look freaky in HL1, and his voice sounds like he wants to stick his white dick up your hole)

[orphy]

Heh, yea. Gman was supposed to be freaky, but not rapist freaky. o_O

[WooFerPPK]

does anyone know what the "G" in g-mans name stand's for?

i thought i was gun-man, but he doesnt carry a gun?

(prob has no meaning)

[c0licab]

g-man = ghetto-slang for fbi? and am i the only one who didn't go with the (hey, maybe g stands for gay?) gay-man in the end? i was like "screw you ass-wipe!!" and then i jumped into the green thingy and got slaughtered... damn i hate that game.

[MikeJ]

government man. its a common term used outside of HL.



and half-life itself is a real term, has something to do with radiation that's all i know. whoever wants to kill 10 seconds and look it up at dictionary.com is free to...

[narby]

gman was the term given by J Edgar hoover to the first FBI agents in the 30's.



As mike said, governement man.

[cheetarah654]

you owe me 10 seconds of my life

[Snakebyte]

For anyone too lazy to click on that link:



half-life (hflf, häf-)

n.

Physics.

The time required for half the nuclei in a sample of a specific isotopic species to undergo radioactive decay.

Biology.

The time required for half the quantity of a drug or other substance deposited in a living organism to be metabolized or eliminated by normal biological processes. Also called biological half-life.

The time required for the radioactivity of material taken in by a living organism to be reduced to half its initial value by a combination of biological elimination processes and radioactive decay.