Public Commander Keen Forum

Walton Simons

This is his voice in this video, I guess: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVmwNbPbRmU

Get a job Clinton.

I finally beat every level. I love how there's never anything that's too unfair, so I never got too overwhelmed or discouraged. Almost every time I died it was because of something stupid I did, and not because of bad level design.

Haha I've never had those lasers fall on the platform directly. I guess it's just bad luck.

Finally beat that level. Most cathartic Keen experience ever. Only a couple levels left to finish. But yeah, this level pack rules.

Ah, I don't think that'll be necessary. I think I can do it, now that I know how.

ARGGHAGHFGSFDS THIS JUMP http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v306/allstories/damnthisjump.png fucl THIS JUMP GOD DAMNIT :bloody I've spent two hours on this level and I cannot for the life of me make this jump. I know that it's technically possible by pogoing at the right moment but it's so taxing jus...

I have a cousin who lives in Canada, where they have free health care for everyone. She lives in Toronto. She has told me on a few occasions that it can take 9 months to year and a half just to get checked out for a cold! If it takes that long to see a doctor for something as minor as a cold, then ...

I am loving these levels so far. Definitely more fun than the original Keen 3.

Pretty much every other country in the developed world has universal health care except for us. I don't think UHC is as bad as you think. It's not like we don't have waiting times, and it's not like people in other countries are getting pushed aside in their death throes for people with mild headach...

Meh... my bad, I was thinking unemployment... but people are fucltards, and spend that shiz on alcohol, cigarettes, and DVDs But there are charities who will help if you really can't help yourself... but yeah, it's not perfect... But neither is national healthcare... No offense, but this seems like...

What kind of 'grants' are you talking about? I can't imagine that any significant portion of the 16% of Americans without health care would be able to receive health care 'grants' in any realistic sense. Something like more than half of bankruptcies in the US are due to medical expenses. Considering...

Compared to countries with UHC systems, in the US we pay more money to get something that we still have to wait for that is of lesser quality that far fewer people can use, and those that can't afford it have a life expectancy lower than that of a middle-class person in Ghana.