Is this the case of "when you pay monkeys, you get peanuts", or are we talking about a case of "it ain't broken until you touch it"? Both cases are not OK.
"No digital penguins were hurt during the making of this game. However, while you were playing this, you killed them except for the one looking at you through the keyhole"
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Computer says NO
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