"An Almango"
(C) 2016  Paweł "enneract" Redman
          Anna "MaeJong" Lamangue

Released under the terms of the Creative Commons CC-BY-SA 3.0 license.

Third-party acknowledgements:
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Some images contain assets that ship with Tremulous (CC-BY-SA).

sound/analmango/analmango.wav contains the following sound:
	http://freesound.org/people/gollamar/sounds/273230/
	"Announcement-05.wav" by gollamar, CC-BY

Several images contain text made with the following font:
	https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Roboto
	"Roboto" by Google, Apache License, Version 2.0

sound/analmango/hpc.wav was ripped from one of Hydraulic Press Channel videos
	I hope they won't mind.

sound/analmango/elevator.wav was created from the following sound:
	http://freesound.org/people/tsbertalan/sounds/77789/
	"Elevator door opening and closing, elevator ascending two floors.WAV"
	by Tom Bertalan, CC 0

sound/analmango/chaccaron.wav is a sample of the Chaccaron Maccaron.
	I hope they won't mind.
	
Several files are Nobiax's original work (Changed resolution, format,.. for compatibility):
	http://nobiax.deviantart.com
	Textures: Rock1, Grass1, plant_ivy, lava, lava_glow
	Models and their textures: plant_palmtree_bent, plant_palmtree_straight, plant_bush1-2, plant_trop, plant_trop_shrub, plant_trop_shrub2
	CC-BY & CC 0

Transcripts:
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	"The Announcement"

Announcer: Achtung, Neger! Arithmetic lovers might actually not get overwhelmed.

	"Dretch Pwner Announcement #1"

Announcer: A Dretch has entered the Pwner.

	"Dretch Pwner Announcement #2"

Announcer: A Dretch has finished the Pwner.

	"The Painting"

  Hans: László.... mein Gott, László...
László: Hans, what happened?
  Hans: They found the painting.
László: What painting?
  Hans: Of the Führer!
László: I mean... Are you serious? Are you serious by that?
  Hans: We must get out of here...
László: Oh my god! No, no, no, no, no, it can't be happening!
  Hans: ...we must abort the mission...
László: It can't be happening! Kurva anyjukat! Urunk segítz!
  Hans: Schieße! Mein Gott, László!