Horny Afternoon III Walkthrough.

[mevan_snp]

really cool, no meed of any walk through, losers need walk through,

[luke]

Moved from another topic :

ds13579 wrote : Ask whether to have the third result?

:::Wolverine::: wrote : I have a big problem with the game whatever character I choose after the guy is coming I can not do anything ... Nanny in dog style and HALF guy behind her ... no moves possible ... if I press back I see the guy's thing out ... chicking on it as Cloe's suggesting he dissapear ... Is it just me or someone else has this problem???

PLEASE READ THE RULES BEFORE POSTING

[luke]

@ds13579
Just read this topic

@Wolverine
Try to re-download the game. If problem continue, try to re-install you flash player (do you see Arnulf, i take care of my typo )

[Arnulf]

Good guy, Luke!
Especially in this case it could be, that Wolverine really had a "falsh player".

[mevan_snp]

Thanks for help, guy's and good game,

[:::Wolverine:::]

Which Flash Player works better? I downloaded the game but does not run anything

[Arnulf]

I had good results with the most common used flash player, the macromedia flash player, freeware from Adobe.

[SunnyBob]

Monsieur Shark,
Om behalf of us MAC users, thanks for including a MAC version of HA III! It's a kick and I stayed up wayyyyy too late playing! You rule!

Merci!

Sunny Bob

[Gib]

Je ne comprends pas ton objection, Luke, au message de SunnyBob. Il remercie Shark justement d'avoir pensé aux usagers de Mac.

[luke]

Merci gib, j'ai poubellisé mon message. La faute à ma mauvaise connaissance de l'anglais

[Arnulf]

See, Luke, what difficulties can come from a easy treatment of the own language. Google and my big dictionary does not know, what "poubellisé" is. Only the word "poubelle" is known, having the meaning "rubbish bin". Your word for "throw away" is a free word-invention, assumalby common in France.

[Lucaboo2]

Arnulf wrote : See, Luke, what difficulties can come from a easy treatment of the own language. Google and my big dictionary does not know, what "poubellisé" is. Only the word "poubelle" is known, having the meaning "rubbish bin". Your word for "throw away" is a free word-invention, assumalby common in France.

Guess it is a quite common trouble since that damned accident at the Tower of Babel occurred...

(Hey folks! I overtook the 100 posts... really a rogue, huh? )

[Arnulf]

Congraz Lucaboo2![img]smile/!2214_EM2.gif[/img]

[luke]

Arnulf wrote : See, Luke, what difficulties can come from a easy treatment of the own language.

You're totally right. But sometimes, that feels good to let oneself go a little bit...

[evilmaster]

does anybody have the entire walkthrough