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The credits roll as GLaDOS gives a concluding report about Chell in the form of the song "Still Alive" by Jonathan Coulton. The song implies that Chell has survived the destruction of the facility and comments that her escape from the Aperture complex to be a "success", though the tone of the lyrics is the same as the tone GLaDOS exhibits throughout the game -- a lie fading into obvious sarcasm. Chell's survival is implicated by GLaDOS referring to her in the future tense, although lyric interpretation leaves open the possibility that the nerve gas GLaDOS uses in the last fight may have, or could, result in Chell's death shortly after the final battle. This, of course, is also not confirmed. However, the lyrics also state that GLaDOS is still alive, and leave a strong suggestion that other survivors remain at Aperture -- and that GLaDOS has learned from Chell's escape.

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痛了pc

然后买了amazon用super saver shipping

现在开始玩Oblivion goty了

hanzo老大中学物理都忘记了么
30k feet是9.144k meters
height = 0.5 * grav_acc * time^2

==> time = (9144/4.9)^0.5 = 43.1986 sec

所以你应该是搞错了……