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...why is it that when I'm actually in the mood to play a computer game, I can never find the discs?
Then again, not finding any of them would be slightly better than the situation I'm in right now: I have disc 1 of Baldur's Gate II sitting on my desk. I'm looking at it as I type this, in fact. The other discs? I don't have the slightest clue where they are. Hilariously enough, I have found all of the discs for the first Baldur's Gate [I've got the three dual-layered discs], because unlike my idiocy with BGII, BG is nice and neat and all in one case.
Yeah, cute. I find the one I've beaten and don't want to play through again right now.
Maybe they're at the other computer... no, they're not. The other computer's got the Neverwinter Nights discs at it. Damn it, I know those discs are around here somewhere...
...not that I have the slightest idea where. Crap. So much for playing a little BGII tonight.
Then again, not finding any of them would be slightly better than the situation I'm in right now: I have disc 1 of Baldur's Gate II sitting on my desk. I'm looking at it as I type this, in fact. The other discs? I don't have the slightest clue where they are. Hilariously enough, I have found all of the discs for the first Baldur's Gate [I've got the three dual-layered discs], because unlike my idiocy with BGII, BG is nice and neat and all in one case.
Yeah, cute. I find the one I've beaten and don't want to play through again right now.
Maybe they're at the other computer... no, they're not. The other computer's got the Neverwinter Nights discs at it. Damn it, I know those discs are around here somewhere...
...not that I have the slightest idea where. Crap. So much for playing a little BGII tonight.