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and all while in a wheelchair, like Franklin Roosevelt.

Could scarf-Ononokus go with it? :razz: Still saying that I'll play 5th gen seriously when they get the tiers sorted out. Only reason I played a couple days ago was to play with an endeavor Aron that I read about :lol: Also worth noting that Shinbora can be played pretty much the same way as Reniculus. You trade psycho shock for boltbeam and HP for speed (Recover for Roost as well, but that's not so big).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_firearm-related_death_rate Would that one be better? Re: Faux: What.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_intentional_homicide_rate I'm starting to love that chart.

The name doesn't matter much, everyone's just going to nickname it "America" or "Colbert" or something like that.

This but with Sagittarius. I'd have been fine with it if it wasn't a downgrade from a [bleep]ing centaur. It may still be BS but it's far less badass than it was before :x Guessing it's a slow news day.

Got my Game Informer copy. Looks amazing so far. Very awesome graphics, and apparently the 'dynamic world' is a step up from the system that set NPC schedules and interactions, applied to your own character. It says it will include things like what items you have, what places you've visited, what enemies you've killed, and what skills you've trained. An example they gave was that a magic-focused character may get challenged by another magic-user, who wouldn't bother if you had trained with weapons. Another example was setting a kidnapping quest in a cave that you haven't visited. If they get it to work it'll be awesome.

Edit: Nope.

He still was spam-trolling the RSOF as far as I've heard. My brother plays their nation creation one and they apparently still have/had some problems with him /recently.

That's probably a burn, Obt.

Adventure Quest Worlds... Which is the MMO spinoff. Also that Lego one for about an hour when they had their beta testing.

Mine's on the second or third. You take your popularity for granted.

Confirms what we already knew. Gradey is the most cheerful TIFer :mrgreen:

3 - Use wood to build: A storage area A few living spaces

You can scare the internet into opposing anything if there is even a slight chance that it may result in the loss of anonymity. Whether or not it actually does is another story. The whole subtitle for the thread seems unnecessarily trollish. It's a huge leap from what the article the OP actually said, and it worked.

Dare I say it... Slippery Slope??? It's a fairly wild leap of logic to say that based on the article provided, the government *WILL* censor the internet... This is the internet. That's more or less how debate works here. Something like, you log in to your one account and it's tied to whatever other accounts you may have might be good. Why log in to 3-4 sites and keep track of 3-4 sets of details when you can log in once when you turn on your computer? That's convenience, which is really what innovation is there for. Sure, if you constantly forget your passwords, that's your problem, but really, who actually wants to have to memorize several passwords, especially if a better system could come into place? I only did it out of necessity, personally, and I'm probably in the minority in that I have them fully memorized and not just written down somewhere... It'll be open to abuse, but so is everything, especially on the internet. Youtube lets people upload videos to the public, but it's also used to upload copyrighted material. I recall someone on one of the piracy threads arguing that restricting the torrents/filesharing would hurt the distribution of legal technology. Different applications, similar arguments.

1 - Allow Frank access to however much leather he needs. 2 - Have people train with the spears, see if the best among them would be interested in forming a permanent group (Whether for hunting or war). If possible, have them or whoever else isn't bad with them train every able citizen in at least the basics.

Have just read a wall post that was a quote from Machiavelli, which came out of nowhere. Not the first pseudo-philosophical wall-post I've read, but the timing and (Lack of) context was brilliant. The whole "Better to be feared than loved" thing. That was him, right? And doesn't it pretty much goes on to say "If you can't have both"? Confirming before publicly outing myself as a smartass. Most people miss that bit. Still a hell of a lot better than the guy that likes every single page.

Have to see where it goes from there. It's too early to say that x is guaranteed to destroy freedom forever, isn't it? Still waiting on someone abusing their anonymity in such a way that an impossibly restrictive system is set into place though. Don't fail me now Anon :razz: (This is a joke)

Welcome back.

Holy [cabbage]. Want.

That's the whole point of blogs though, isn't it?

Which I expected, but we can't have any metagaming here :razz: Stats: .3 Crafting Inventory: Iron Dagger Iron arrows in a quiver Ghostwood shortbow

Getting attack or strength first apparently makes the rest a lot faster.

Heard that there was snow there but figured it had melted or something by now.