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I'm not shocked that one has matched and beat it's funding goals...I might be pledging 60 next month if i can do it.....only game i'd pay for a decent physical release lately for that price...(I don't care if you look at me weird I want a physical release even for a indie game :roll: )
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This is the first kickstarter I've actually funded. I want to share so you can consider it too. Looks right up my alley.
I haven't paid attention to this thread recently, and I was stopping by to post about this game, but I see you beat me to the punch. This game looks magical!

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https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/re ... ld-everywh

Even though it already reached its goal and not gaming related, I wanted to post this. I for one am glad that my kids will have access to Reading Rainbow. I wish it was available for streaming services somewhere but this will do for now
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Also not gaming-related, but SOLAR FREAKIN' ROADWAYS. I contributed to this. I think it's a great idea.
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SirGawain wrote:https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/re ... ld-everywh

Even though it already reached its goal and not gaming related, I wanted to post this. I for one am glad that my kids will have access to Reading Rainbow. I wish it was available for streaming services somewhere but this will do for now
I wish I saw this earlier. The personalized headshot autograph is all gone :(
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MrPopo wrote:
SirGawain wrote:https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/re ... ld-everywh

Even though it already reached its goal and not gaming related, I wanted to post this. I for one am glad that my kids will have access to Reading Rainbow. I wish it was available for streaming services somewhere but this will do for now
I wish I saw this earlier. The personalized headshot autograph is all gone :(
I have one somewhere. He was our neighbor at Dragoncon a couple years ago and more often than not we shared an elevator with him. We invited him over to watch the the costume contest when we were having a party and he showed but had dinner reservations.
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catnip wrote:Also not gaming-related, but SOLAR FREAKIN' ROADWAYS. I contributed to this. I think it's a great idea.
That shit is VISIONARY! I hope this catches on! I love it.
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J T wrote:
catnip wrote:Also not gaming-related, but SOLAR FREAKIN' ROADWAYS. I contributed to this. I think it's a great idea.
That shit is VISIONARY! I hope this catches on! I love it.
That has to be one of the worst ideas ever. Within about a year the roads would be covered with tire tracks and render them useless. Would they even be able to support the weight of traffic at a red light even? I'm no engineer but it seems like as it stands now the technology isn't there to even support it.
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flex wood wrote:
J T wrote:
catnip wrote:Also not gaming-related, but SOLAR FREAKIN' ROADWAYS. I contributed to this. I think it's a great idea.
That shit is VISIONARY! I hope this catches on! I love it.
That has to be one of the worst ideas ever. Within about a year the roads would be covered with tire tracks and render them useless. Would they even be able to support the weight of traffic at a red light even? I'm no engineer but it seems like as it stands now the technology isn't there to even support it.
http://www.solarroadways.com/numbers.shtml

It says it's passed all regulatory minimums in terms of load-bearing and everything else. Plus, they're modular, so if one stops working, replace it with another.
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