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[QUOTE="Cerussite"][QUOTE="Brmarlin"]
That the cube survived/escaped is the only logical possibility. You know why?
"I could not stop for death, so he kindly stopped for me. The cube had food, and maybe ammo. And immortality." In addition, GLaDOS is a liar. Therefore, it makes sense that the Companion Cube survived and got to the party.
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It's not a matter of whether the Cube survived or not. That level was a clever metaphor for the never-ending struggle between God and the Devil. Chell (humanity) is convinced by GLaDOS (the devil) that the Cube (God) must be incinerated in order to advance to the next test-chamber (heaven). It may or may not also contain several references to Les Miserables.

I don't think so at all. Gladys or however you spell her name represents all that wishes to oppress us. What's interesting is that opposition can be either society (as we are escaping from a laboratory here) or merely survival itself, since it feels like an escape from this weird sterile jungle the whole time anyway. No, it's not about God at all, it's about never giving up. And the cube fits into this. In the end, you will be ripped away from everything; the rewards promised you will be denied (precious cake), and you will be faced with the possibility of giving up or surviving despite bleak circumstances, simply trying to get through today. And what happens? You triumph of course, where everyone else has failed, and what do you get for this? The evil is not destroyed, not at all, but you see some green and hear some birds and that makes going to hell and back again worth it.

I'm pretty sure [spoiler] killing GLaDOS ended up in Chell giving up the cake, so I doubt it's about never giving up. [/spoiler]

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#52 duglikedert

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aww

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[QUOTE="Brmarlin"]Glitchspot is making it difficult to post my response. Anyway. If it wasn't a monotheistic interpretation, why would there be only one Companion Cube? As far as the other ones, they are probably (insert Portal's Credits Song here). Cerussite

The Companion Cube is a clever way of just focusing on the life and untimely death of one weighted cube and still acknowledging the existence of others, without demeaning their role in this GODFORSAKEN DYSTOPIAN SOCIETY.

I feel stupid for arguing something I'm not being serious about.

But if they were trying not to demean the others, then they would not have all been subjected to the will of Chell and used as weapons and tactical cover.

And I feel the exact same way on this. It is pretty fun to argue about though.

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#54 quiglythegreat

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[QUOTE="quiglythegreat"][QUOTE="Cerussite"][QUOTE="Brmarlin"]
That the cube survived/escaped is the only logical possibility. You know why?
"I could not stop for death, so he kindly stopped for me. The cube had food, and maybe ammo. And immortality." In addition, GLaDOS is a liar. Therefore, it makes sense that the Companion Cube survived and got to the party.
Cerussite

It's not a matter of whether the Cube survived or not. That level was a clever metaphor for the never-ending struggle between God and the Devil. Chell (humanity) is convinced by GLaDOS (the devil) that the Cube (God) must be incinerated in order to advance to the next test-chamber (heaven). It may or may not also contain several references to Les Miserables.

I don't think so at all. Gladys or however you spell her name represents all that wishes to oppress us. What's interesting is that opposition can be either society (as we are escaping from a laboratory here) or merely survival itself, since it feels like an escape from this weird sterile jungle the whole time anyway. No, it's not about God at all, it's about never giving up. And the cube fits into this. In the end, you will be ripped away from everything; the rewards promised you will be denied (precious cake), and you will be faced with the possibility of giving up or surviving despite bleak circumstances, simply trying to get through today. And what happens? You triumph of course, where everyone else has failed, and what do you get for this? The evil is not destroyed, not at all, but you see some green and hear some birds and that makes going to hell and back again worth it.

I'm pretty sure [spoiler] killing GLaDOS ended up in Chell giving up the cake, so I doubt it's about never giving up. [/spoiler]

No, that's part of it. You haven't beat the system, but you've managed to do ok yourself. You can't really overcome the evil of this world, but that doesn't mean you can't try to be happy.

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That's awesome! Too bad it's not a bit bigger.

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[QUOTE="Cerussite"]
[QUOTE="Brmarlin"]Glitchspot is making it difficult to post my response. Anyway. If it wasn't a monotheistic interpretation, why would there be only one Companion Cube? As far as the other ones, they are probably (insert Portal's Credits Song here). Brmarlin

The Companion Cube is a clever way of just focusing on the life and untimely death of one weighted cube and still acknowledging the existence of others, without demeaning their role in this GODFORSAKEN DYSTOPIAN SOCIETY.

I feel stupid for arguing something I'm not being serious about.

But if they were trying not to demean the others, then they would not have all been subjected to the will of Chell and used as weapons and tactical cover.

And I feel the exact same way on this. It is pretty fun to argue about though.

The Companion Cube was used in the exact same way, sans for the fact that it had a special name. I'm sure if we explored the life of the Weighted Isolationist Cube or the Weighted Nagging Housewife Cube, we would've had an attraction in very much the same way.

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#58 JustPlainLucas

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Niiiiiice! The thing is, though, do you really need Valve's premission to sell it? I'd classify it as fan art, and I'm not sure there's any legal restrictions regarding the selling of fan art.

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[QUOTE="Brmarlin"][QUOTE="Cerussite"]
[QUOTE="Brmarlin"]Glitchspot is making it difficult to post my response. Anyway. If it wasn't a monotheistic interpretation, why would there be only one Companion Cube? As far as the other ones, they are probably (insert Portal's Credits Song here). Cerussite

The Companion Cube is a clever way of just focusing on the life and untimely death of one weighted cube and still acknowledging the existence of others, without demeaning their role in this GODFORSAKEN DYSTOPIAN SOCIETY.

I feel stupid for arguing something I'm not being serious about.

But if they were trying not to demean the others, then they would not have all been subjected to the will of Chell and used as weapons and tactical cover.

And I feel the exact same way on this. It is pretty fun to argue about though.

The Companion Cube was used in the exact same way, sans for the fact that it had a special name. I'm sure if we explored the life of the Weighted Isolationist Cube or the Weighted Nagging Housewife Cube, we would've had an attraction in very much the same way.

It is possible to not use the companion cube as a shield on that level. On other levels, you are forced to.

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No, that's part of it. You haven't beat the system, but you've managed to do ok yourself. You can't really overcome the evil of this world, but that doesn't mean you can't try to be happy.
quiglythegreat

I don't think so. The cake was and wasn't a lie, yet GLaDOS kept the position of a liar, even though her track record proved otherwise. In layman's terms, I believe Chell was the actual mastermind behind all this, and GLaDOS, while originally the robotic hamster, takes on the persona of evil in an attempt to bring meaning into her life. I believe this is why, at the beginning of the game, Chell's vision is initially blurred. This represents a "blurring" of Chell's previous duties, and her newfound test subject status.

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#61 quiglythegreat

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The Companion Cube was used in the exact same way, sans for the fact that it had a special name. I'm sure if we explored the life of the Weighted Isolationist Cube or the Weighted Nagging Housewife Cube, we would've had an attraction in very much the same way. Cerussite

Well, the cubes didn't do anything. It was like Wilson from that Tom Hanks movie or something. It didn't do anything. You're totally alone the entire game.

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It is possible to not use the companion cube as a shield on that level. On other levels, you are forced to.
Brmarlin

Not true. Certain companion cubes can be saved. This might be an indication of a caste-based society amongst the cubes.

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#63 MAILER_DAEMON

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I declare this invention "a triumph."

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[QUOTE="Brmarlin"]
It is possible to not use the companion cube as a shield on that level. On other levels, you are forced to.
Cerussite

Not true. Certain companion cubes can be saved. This might be an indication of a caste-based system amongst the cubes.

Well, there's one level where you are forced to. There might be more than one. I'm not sure. While the majority can be saved, those on the turret level are screwed, lol.

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#65 quiglythegreat

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[QUOTE="quiglythegreat"] No, that's part of it. You haven't beat the system, but you've managed to do ok yourself. You can't really overcome the evil of this world, but that doesn't mean you can't try to be happy.
Cerussite

I don't think so. The cake was and wasn't a lie, yet GLaDOS kept the position of a liar, even though her track record proved otherwise. In layman's terms, I believe Chell was the actual mastermind behind all this, and GLaDOS, while originally the robotic hamster, takes on the persona of evil in an attempt to bring meaning into her life. I believe this is why, at the beginning of the game, Chell's vision is initially blurred. This represents a "blurring" of Chell's previous duties, and her newfound test subject status.

Chell was actually in control the whole time you're saying?

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[QUOTE="Cerussite"]The Companion Cube was used in the exact same way, sans for the fact that it had a special name. I'm sure if we explored the life of the Weighted Isolationist Cube or the Weighted Nagging Housewife Cube, we would've had an attraction in very much the same way. quiglythegreat

Well, the cubes didn't do anything. It was like Wilson from that Tom Hanks movie or something. It didn't do anything. You're totally alone the entire game.

The Cubes are people, too, you know. They have feelings. =I

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I declare this invention "a triumph."MAILER_DAEMON

Are you making a note?

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[QUOTE="Cerussite"][QUOTE="quiglythegreat"] No, that's part of it. You haven't beat the system, but you've managed to do ok yourself. You can't really overcome the evil of this world, but that doesn't mean you can't try to be happy.
quiglythegreat

I don't think so. The cake was and wasn't a lie, yet GLaDOS kept the position of a liar, even though her track record proved otherwise. In layman's terms, I believe Chell was the actual mastermind behind all this, and GLaDOS, while originally the robotic hamster, takes on the persona of evil in an attempt to bring meaning into her life. I believe this is why, at the beginning of the game, Chell's vision is initially blurred. This represents a "blurring" of Chell's previous duties, and her newfound test subject status.

Chell was actually in control the whole time you're saying?

Yes. Very much so.

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[QUOTE="quiglythegreat"][QUOTE="Cerussite"][QUOTE="quiglythegreat"] No, that's part of it. You haven't beat the system, but you've managed to do ok yourself. You can't really overcome the evil of this world, but that doesn't mean you can't try to be happy.
Cerussite

I don't think so. The cake was and wasn't a lie, yet GLaDOS kept the position of a liar, even though her track record proved otherwise. In layman's terms, I believe Chell was the actual mastermind behind all this, and GLaDOS, while originally the robotic hamster, takes on the persona of evil in an attempt to bring meaning into her life. I believe this is why, at the beginning of the game, Chell's vision is initially blurred. This represents a "blurring" of Chell's previous duties, and her newfound test subject status.

Chell was actually in control the whole time you're saying?

Yes. Very much so.

Yeah, I'd have to agree that Chell is in control - the fact that she has the Portal gun is proof of her control. I don't think that Chell was the actual mastermind, but I agree that she is in control.

We're gonna have to wait til Ep 3 to find out the truth on that however. Cuz we all know the character from Portal in that game won't be the Companion Cube.

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[QUOTE="Cerussite"][QUOTE="Brmarlin"]
It is possible to not use the companion cube as a shield on that level. On other levels, you are forced to.
Brmarlin

Not true. Certain companion cubes can be saved. This might be an indication of a caste-based system amongst the cubes.

Well, there's one level where you are forced to. There might be more than one. I'm not sure. While the majority can be saved, those on the turret level are screwed, lol.

Do you not remember the room with the stack of cubes and the radio with "Still Alive" playing (in the turret level)? Is that not an indication that those are considered superior cubes, do to the luxury in which they live? Not all cubes get a radio. It could also be argued that the cubes volunteered to assist you, or were possibly suicidal and new fully well they would not make it out of the test chambers alive.

This also brings into question the intention of the "advanced" levels, where many times the original intentions of the cube society come into question, do to their altered use and uselessness. This is where my theory of alternate realities comes into play, but I'll talk about that later.

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#71 quiglythegreat

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[QUOTE="quiglythegreat"][QUOTE="Cerussite"][QUOTE="quiglythegreat"] No, that's part of it. You haven't beat the system, but you've managed to do ok yourself. You can't really overcome the evil of this world, but that doesn't mean you can't try to be happy.
Cerussite

I don't think so. The cake was and wasn't a lie, yet GLaDOS kept the position of a liar, even though her track record proved otherwise. In layman's terms, I believe Chell was the actual mastermind behind all this, and GLaDOS, while originally the robotic hamster, takes on the persona of evil in an attempt to bring meaning into her life. I believe this is why, at the beginning of the game, Chell's vision is initially blurred. This represents a "blurring" of Chell's previous duties, and her newfound test subject status.

Chell was actually in control the whole time you're saying?

Yes. Very much so.

I don't think so at all. She may have been able to get her own way, but clearly she had no control over Gladys. She had just enough control to get by but not enough to change anything but her own conditions.

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#72 IAteTheSoap

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Is it a good companion?

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[QUOTE="Brmarlin"][QUOTE="Cerussite"][QUOTE="Brmarlin"]
It is possible to not use the companion cube as a shield on that level. On other levels, you are forced to.
Cerussite

Not true. Certain companion cubes can be saved. This might be an indication of a caste-based system amongst the cubes.

Well, there's one level where you are forced to. There might be more than one. I'm not sure. While the majority can be saved, those on the turret level are screwed, lol.

Do you not remember the room with the stack of cubes and the radio with "Still Alive" playing? Is that not an indication that those are considered superior cubes, do to the luxury in which they live? Not all cubes get a radio.

This also brings into question the intention of the "advanced" levels, where many times the original intentions of the cube society come into question, do to their altered use and uselessness. This is where my theory of alternate realities comes into play, but I'll talk about that later.

This is the room I was thinking of. While they live in luxury, they are forced to suffer, this could mean that they are not considered superior at all.

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[QUOTE="Cerussite"][QUOTE="quiglythegreat"][QUOTE="Cerussite"][QUOTE="quiglythegreat"] No, that's part of it. You haven't beat the system, but you've managed to do ok yourself. You can't really overcome the evil of this world, but that doesn't mean you can't try to be happy.
quiglythegreat

I don't think so. The cake was and wasn't a lie, yet GLaDOS kept the position of a liar, even though her track record proved otherwise. In layman's terms, I believe Chell was the actual mastermind behind all this, and GLaDOS, while originally the robotic hamster, takes on the persona of evil in an attempt to bring meaning into her life. I believe this is why, at the beginning of the game, Chell's vision is initially blurred. This represents a "blurring" of Chell's previous duties, and her newfound test subject status.

Chell was actually in control the whole time you're saying?

Yes. Very much so.

I don't think so at all. She may have been able to get her own way, but clearly she had no control over Gladys. She had just enough control to get by but not enough to change anything but her own conditions.

It was all an illusion. Chell knew fully well that in order to make her intentions reality, she would have to be the sympathetic character. GLaDOS was just an obedient pawn. I also have a theory about a lost lover, but I'll get into that later.

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This is the room I was thinking of. While they live in luxury, they are forced to suffer, this could mean that they are not considered superior at all.
Brmarlin

Maybe they're the Untouchables. We'll never know, now that the formerly-great race is now extinct.

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#76 quiglythegreat

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[QUOTE="Brmarlin"][QUOTE="Cerussite"][QUOTE="Brmarlin"]
It is possible to not use the companion cube as a shield on that level. On other levels, you are forced to.
Cerussite

Not true. Certain companion cubes can be saved. This might be an indication of a caste-based system amongst the cubes.

Well, there's one level where you are forced to. There might be more than one. I'm not sure. While the majority can be saved, those on the turret level are screwed, lol.

Do you not remember the room with the stack of cubes and the radio with "Still Alive" playing (in the turret level)? Is that not an indication that those are considered superior cubes, do to the luxury in which they live? Not all cubes get a radio. It could also be argued that the cubes volunteered to assist you, or were possibly suicidal and new fully well they would not make it out of the test chambers alive.

This also brings into question the intention of the "advanced" levels, where many times the original intentions of the cube society come into question, do to their altered use and uselessness. This is where my theory of alternate realities comes into play, but I'll talk about that later.

I never made that connection playing, but it still only means there are two types of beings in the game: live ones, and dead ones. It's not a matter of priveledge or even power.

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[QUOTE="quiglythegreat"][QUOTE="Cerussite"][QUOTE="quiglythegreat"][QUOTE="Cerussite"][QUOTE="quiglythegreat"] No, that's part of it. You haven't beat the system, but you've managed to do ok yourself. You can't really overcome the evil of this world, but that doesn't mean you can't try to be happy.
Cerussite

I don't think so. The cake was and wasn't a lie, yet GLaDOS kept the position of a liar, even though her track record proved otherwise. In layman's terms, I believe Chell was the actual mastermind behind all this, and GLaDOS, while originally the robotic hamster, takes on the persona of evil in an attempt to bring meaning into her life. I believe this is why, at the beginning of the game, Chell's vision is initially blurred. This represents a "blurring" of Chell's previous duties, and her newfound test subject status.

Chell was actually in control the whole time you're saying?

Yes. Very much so.

I don't think so at all. She may have been able to get her own way, but clearly she had no control over Gladys. She had just enough control to get by but not enough to change anything but her own conditions.

It was all an illusion. Chell knew fully well that in order to make her intentions reality, she would have to be the sympathetic character. GLaDOS was just an obedient pawn. I also have a theory about a lost lover, but I'll get into that later.

I smell a fan fiction!

Anyway, I gotta drop out of this debate and study. It is midterms week, and I'm not prepared for tomorrow's test.

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I never made that connection playing, but it still only means there are two types of beings in the game: live ones, and dead ones. It's not a matter of priveledge or even power.
quiglythegreat

Now that you've brought the "dead or alive" thing into play, I have considered a new, alternate theory. I still stand by my caste-based society theory, but I also believe Aperture may be a prison. I believe Chell, along with being the mastermind, was also the executioner. I believe Chell fell in love with the Companion Cube, and yet was also torn by the fact that she would, in the end, have to kill him.

I believe this is what led to the downfall of Chell.

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#79 quiglythegreat

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[QUOTE="quiglythegreat"] I never made that connection playing, but it still only means there are two types of beings in the game: live ones, and dead ones. It's not a matter of priveledge or even power.
Cerussite

Now that you've brought the "dead or alive" thing into play, I have considered a new, alternate theory. I still stand by my caste-based society theory, but I also believe Aperture may be a prison. I believe Chell, along with being the mastermind, was also the executioner. I believe Chell fell in love with the Companion Cube, and yet was also torn by the fact that she would, in the end, have to kill him.

I believe this is what led to the downfall of Chell.

This conversation was already kind of ridiculous. This is just....I don't know what the word is after I just used "ridiculous".

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[QUOTE="Cerussite"]
[QUOTE="quiglythegreat"] I never made that connection playing, but it still only means there are two types of beings in the game: live ones, and dead ones. It's not a matter of priveledge or even power.
quiglythegreat

Now that you've brought the "dead or alive" thing into play, I have considered a new, alternate theory. I still stand by my caste-based society theory, but I also believe Aperture may be a prison. I believe Chell, along with being the mastermind, was also the executioner. I believe Chell fell in love with the Companion Cube, and yet was also torn by the fact that she would, in the end, have to kill him.

I believe this is what led to the downfall of Chell.

This conversation was already kind of ridiculous. This is just....I don't know what the word is after I just used "ridiculous".

+1 for me.

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Thank you guys for the complements

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#82 ArmoredAshes

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niice job. makes me wish i was good with my hands liek that =/ hahaha

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Thanks man it wasnt really too hard to figure out im used to makeing crazy demisional object in my software program

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#84 RoyTheViking

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Great great job. 10/10.

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i still have to have it professionally painted

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That is really good, well done :D

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Thank you

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#88 nonsoville2

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ebay anyone?

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I know I know I have to clear it with valve first

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I know I know I have to clear it with valve first

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Yeah truly impressive Work there.

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Could you make me one? I would pay for it!

I kill my companion cube again the other day.....I was sad.

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#93 halo3-player

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Ims so jealousyssss

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That's really cool! I would buy one of those.

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#95 Cube_of_MooN

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Umm... good job?

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#96 sinistergoggles

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I wasn't expecting that when I clicked into this thead. :o

A+

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Thanks guys i promise to have it proffesionally painted and ill repost under the same title both pictures before and after, it has to look like a miniature replica as far as im concerned so i hope you guys want it that way too

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#98 Big_Bad_Sad

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Nice work.

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HUGE SUCCESS! It's hard to overstate my satisfaction.

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That looks great! If I could find the picture in my Photobucket, I'd give you the Official Zen Man Seal of Approval. In the meantime, know that you are Epic Win.

Gonna use that cube to club some chumps...

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