industrikitty

No. I found them! Weapons of Mass Destruction.

Haha. I keep feeling the urge to leave my house...

Hehe. This is gonna get ugly.

Give it to TTL

It will. Everytime the server's down, threads grow insane.

twice the distance from the middle to the end (either one, I'm not strict) Haha. You should win for knowing the "actual" answer. You rock!

Oh wow! I actually want to go pick flowers now. There's actually really pretty wildflowers here.

I'm eventually going to have to go out into the real world for Starbucks. That's.... scary. HURRY UP SERVERS!

I don't even know if the original poster of the contest is still here. Several people have come up with correct answers for both colours. I think it's now lapsed into "Amusement until the server returns."

Not sure if someone said this or if contest is over, but surely, couple is the obvious answer. Also, Curple.

Lozenge: A small, medicated candy intended to be dissolved slowly in the mouth to lubricate and soothe irritated tissues of the throat.

Lozenge

I keep getting this error multiple times, and "Duplicate actor ID" in my error log. How do I fix this?

I have WinXP and an nVIDIA GeForce 4 Ti 4600 graphics card. For me, downloading their newest drivers did nothing to fix the problem. I had to update OpenGL myself, and then download GeForceTweak to actually check my settings. To view which version OpenGL I had, I used this tool. The version the GeForce drivers/WinXP comes with is 1.1, or at least was in my case. I just spent about two solid days researching the web and calling places (calling nVIDIA cost $25 per call, so that was completely out). Then using GeForceTweak, I just messed with the settings until one worked. I still have a few bugs, like random colours flashing on screen and lags, but it's at least playable. I'm currently in the process of re-downloading EL after all this, but the server that hosts the download is currently down. I'll post again once I download and check.

Sorry.. posted before I was ready. The solution I found was to update my version of OpenGL. This can either be done through your graphics card provider's site, or searching on your own. I'd recommend the first one. Also, searching google for your card plus the problem often yields a solution.