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Very close :thumbup:

Sunday's the 31st, unless you're getting it today.

I think there's a BBC channel in the US that still shows episodes.

I'm only doing a terrible job of things because I'm being forced into it. I've mentioned before that it wasn't something I was comfortable with, but it keeps coming up :razz:

Hipster conversion: 23% complete. Downloading c:/Users/Dax/Smugness[Caution: Executable File]

I can give you a male Ferroseed with those moves. I'm working on breeding them and will have quite a few left over :razz:

A Norwegian programmer who grew up in Trondheim slipped the name in as an easter egg? :razz: [spoiler=Profile] Candidate: RMG.0 Name: When asked, it shouted a number of names in different languages, paused, and answered "Moore", though it has been referred to by scientists since its creation as RMG.0. Age: 15 years since 'birth' Race: Human mind uploaded to an AI. It ultimately doesn't consider itself a member of either category. Job: [classified] Backround: It believes that it was created when a group of scientists grafted the memories and personality of a dying human to an AI that had not yet developed its own. The AI was, unfortunately, corrupted, resulting in a slightly unstable but ultimately harmless presence. One researcher who worked on the project, who wishes to remain anonymous, theorizes that the transition from dying human to AI was something that the subject simply could not handle. He refuses to speak further, much to our dismay. Of course, this is to be expected, as the practice was made punishable by death thousands of years ago. Its behavior is often erratic, swinging freely between several personae. At some points it seems emotionless and distant, other times reminiscent. The interview was very difficult. We could not tell if it was answering honestly or if it was giving us answers that it believed we wanted. Other times, we would ask a question and receive a quote from an ancient work of fiction, and halfway through we had to cut off its access to the extranet because it responded to everything we asked with what we believe is a 21st century prayer (Attributed to one "Rick Astley" - widely believed to be a messianic figure, frequently referenced in 12,000 year-old sources). The AI appears as human female, but its true form is a dark point surrounded by a violet aura and orbited by translucent blue shapes. Tl:Dr: Insane AI.

Getting him drunk and forcing him to sign something is probably illegal.

:cry: OT: Opening IRC, seeing that nobody's talking, browsing the internet until I forget I was on it, then seeing that I missed something awesome.

Well, I am somewhat interested. I am personally waiting to see what sort of characters others Taverners post, as there are a few things that would do a very good job at getting me to not play, such as Mather playing a Physicist, Engineer, or inventor of any sort. Didn't see that you finished the thread :razz: Opinion is similar to his, minus the bit about Mather. Looks like there's plenty of time to design a character, anyway.

I'm not sure what the rules say about assuming control of someone else's blog. :twisted:

A long time ago

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Good luck :ugeek:

[spoiler=Will food for spoilers]Holy [cabbage] I did not see the end coming I'm guessing Melisandre will resurrect Jon. She saw him in her fires, and apparently he fits her prophecy well. I'm even thinking there'll be dueling prophecies with him and Danaerys.

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At that rate it'll be around 20-30 hours of thieving, so you could probably do it in 10 days.

100 noted rune ores is currently listed as unconfirmed in the Bestiary, so here's an image of it in my inventory. I would have taken a picture of that kill, but I was too busy picking it up and checking if it was listed :razz: I was wearing a ring of wealth, but it didn't activate on the kill I got it from.

My brother has it, I could point him over here.

I know, I grew up with hipsters ranging from "Eh's a pretty cool guy" to "Annoying and pretentious" to "Good lord man, take a bath", and I'm trying (And failing) to defend the anime fans :razz:

Worse: People wearing ironic T-shirts and flannel jackets while talking about indie music and '90s cartoons, or people walking around in skinny jeans with dyed black fringes talking about metalcore. I've known people from both groups, in context the anime fans aren't so bad :razz:

Kind of makes sense, considering that the objective for the US levels is to, you know, kill as many Japanese soldiers as possible. :razz:

Terrorist attacks in Norway, one at a government building, the other at a youth camp, I think.

It already is, over here.