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Episode
134
 Lifeguard Opportunity at Bayview Beach |
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Rastafarian
Homer
 Pass the Dutchie on the left side, mon. |
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Star
Whores
 Looks like Han is sleeping solo tonight |
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Episode
128
 Dexter takes a cheap shot at Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney |
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Episode 127
 Mary & Dexter discuss the American flag |
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Episode 126
 Dexter & Marley go shopping for female hygiene products |
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Episode 124
 Marley goes Easter shopping |
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TimeSplitters
Future Perfect: Glitches Written by Briton Note: The first part is about mines, while the second part includes a few glitches that I found that have nothing to do with mines.
Mining Allies Attach a mine to an ally and several different things might happen. Firstly, they might start to limp around randomly before walking back to you. Secondly, they might go on a suicidal run towards to enemy. Lastly, they will simply run in the direction they were facing when you mined them and then turn around and run back to you. Mines onto Mines Stick a mine to another mine and it will go through it. If you do this on a wall and throw lots of mines onto the same place it will create a weird blur effect.
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Stick
a Remote Mine to a grenade box, remote/proximity/timed mine box or
a health pack and then collect the box that has the mines all over
them. The mines will now be floating.
In
the control panels on Training Ground, chuck a mine at the ones with
the spinning discs behind some glass. The glass will shatter, and
the mine will stick to the spinning discs, but not spin around.
Attach
a few mines to a light and blow them up (stand back first). Move forward
and there will be a black coating around the light where you placed
and blew up the mine. Doesn't change the lighting though.
On
the Zeppelin level, chuck a mine at the spinning blades on the top
level and it will go through the spinning blade, even the one that
is on fire. But, stick a few mines to people and when they run into
the fan the mines will explode.
Go
to the Sky Lounge in Zeppelin with some of the floor missing. Chuck
a mine down there, then wait for a minute or two and get out your
detonator. Despite the fact that the mine must have hit the water,
you will still be able to detonate it. A mistake? Or just a look at
how the level was constructed?
If
you walk towards the door shown by the red arrow, then you will walk
through the door and into space. You will be able to see the place
where you just came out of, and also little icons of allies and enemies,
but not much else. If you experiment, you can travel around the level,
without the level being there. Other players can see you, but you
cannot see other players. Try it, as it is a little hard to explain.
On
the Zeppelin there are several windows, 4 on the main deck in the
middle, then 2 on each of the decks on either side of the main one.
Yet if you have the first player standing facing the windows and the
second player jumps off at exactly the correct point, you cannot see
the second player. Likewise, if the first player throws a grenade
out of the window and the second player is standing on the roof, player
number 2 will not see an explosion, but player 1 will. Also, if you
are standing on the roof and face the middle then walk backwards off
the Zeppelin, then you won't see any windows. It is like they are
not even there.
On
the Zeppelin in the Sky Lounges, the walls have little signs next
to the ramps up to the Hydrogen Storage and Bomb Release. However
there is a mistake in the way that the signs are placed.
