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Anyway, you forgot to reply to my two posts.
The next suggestion should be the electric things. They seem to have no batteries and no wires, so the energy can only be supplied by a portal right to Aperture Science Nuclear Power Plant.
No, Portal is completely different style of a game. Portal is as much like HL2 as Super NES is like Sega Genesis. 
The next suggestion should be the electric things. They seem to have no batteries and no wires, so the energy can only be supplied by a portal right to Aperture Science Nuclear Power Plant.
No, Portal is completely different style of a game. Portal is as much like HL2 as Super NES is like Sega Genesis. Yeyeye. To all of that. 
And now you refuse to answer third. What do you think I am, spammer?
I think you're an evil robot sent from mars to eat all Portal player's toes 
Well, according to Portal: The 4th Millennium, I am an evil lord of Earth right from Aperture Science sent to conquer the Solar System.
Ok, Changing the subject;
The events of Portal takes place before the events of Half-Life 1.
Do you think G-Man is involved at all in Portal?
The events of Portal takes place before the events of Half-Life 1.
Do you think G-Man is involved at all in Portal?
If we believe GLaDOS, the events of Portal are way after HL1.
But in Portal: Prelude, before HL1, G-Man is still involved, even if in commentary it says: "I searched for so many ways to include the G-Man before I found the best one - to not to include him."
But in Portal: Prelude, before HL1, G-Man is still involved, even if in commentary it says: "I searched for so many ways to include the G-Man before I found the best one - to not to include him."
Oh right, my memory fails at the moment.
The comment is in Chamber 11, if you go through the fizzler rather than the door. And it clearly says that G-Man's sightings are completely uninspired by Portal.
G-Man has nothing to do with Portal.
Why I know that?
Because you don't get to see him a single time in the game.
"Duct Tape is the answer."