Who is taking off work to play?

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Who is taking off work to play?

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The kids do this all the time when a new Call of Duty comes out!!!! How many of us old timers will be sick on Thursday or Friday. Maybe, we will be holed up in our bunker on Thanksgiving.
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I once failed a calculus class in summer school because I was
playing War In The Pacific ( SPI ) so much. I had to
take it again to pass.
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Not me - when it releases it's afternoon in Denmark and work is over, so it's not a problem :)
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ORIGINAL: jnpoint

Not me - when it releases it's afternoon in Denmark and work is over, so it's not a problem :)

Has a specific time for the release been posted? Could you link to it?

edit: never mind, I'm blind but I found it: tm.asp?m=4376814
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