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That's because it's basically a long string of explitives that would probably get completely nerfed by the board's censor no matter how I'd translate it.

There's a new Haggard album coming out somewhere in june or july I think... There's also a new Liv Kristine album coming, but I'm only interested in her duet with Marco Hietala. It'll probably the only release even remotely related to Nightwish we'll hear in quite a few years...

Memorable moments in general: Cyan's family boarding the Ghost Train in FF3 Steve Burnside's transformation from the T-Veronica virus in RE:Code Veronica X The battle between Lloyd and Kratos over the Seal of Origin in Tales of Symphonia Memorable personal achievements: Clearing the curse from the cursed shield in FF3 Scoring enough Grade for 10x experience in Tales of Symphonia Finishing the Redemption at Gontranno mission in Hitman 2 with the Silent Assassin rating Finishing the original Commander Keen trilogy when I was eight

I think it's pretty clear that your story is bad when it makes the Librarian install a new rule: http://forum.tip.it/viewtopic.php?t=411644

I find fried fish surprisingly helpful in these situations...

http://darklyrics.com/b/berzerker.html <-- Maybe this helps, although I can't seem to find any lyrics matching "The dead remain" or "The dead walk".

After using all my strength to stop laughing... I have to say that first video was just cruel. CRUEL. I mean [cabbage]. If you scroll frame by frame on that video you can see the brains auto-defense functions in prefect play. This kid was not "scared". He suffered the mental equivalent of 200 volts to the groin. The first response was a quick backing away, followed by his hands in a close protective position. A moment later he starts screaming, but if you really think about it, he was mimicking the sound of his perceived adversary, which is a clue that the offensive phase has begun. Shortly after he begins attacking. I mean this poor kid is no longer in a room watching something on a monitor; he is a caveman with a sabertooth tiger bearing down on him. He tires to pound the attacker. The kid is no longer a thinking being. The mind backs off, checks the statues of its enemy and goes for a second attack. Seeing the attacks not working to remove the enemy the flight plan is started. After this the kid's brain has cooled down and returns to reason, now he is just begin a coward. To call this kid a "coward" or pansy I think would be unfair. He is a victim of his parents. In particular of his parents NOT instructing the kid that life is complex, and potentially chaotic. Having been raised in a bubble, and never trained to handle any kind of challenges, his mind natural defenses are atrophied, and leave him dangerously unprepared for surprise. IÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢ââ¬Å¾Ã¢m sure any of you, and your children, would react to the same stimulus by some mild form of shock, and self defense, but sense you have a running background process that keeps you on your toes. In effect it is better to live a little afraid ALL the time, then exceptionally scared every once in a while. So I guess, maybe in a way this guy was doing this kid a favor.

As for the 'why' argument: First of all this proves a very essential point of the theory of evolution. It shows that genetic information from the chicken's primitive ancestor is still present in its genes even today, and not just under the microscope but in real life. Second of all techniques like these may be key in effectively treating diseases that are caused by genetic defects. What you see as a waste of money may save thousands of lives one day - and gives us valuable insights on the way life on earth developed to boot.

Pretty much all I've been able to find is a band called Berserk and a band called Berzerker, and neither of them seemed to have a song that fits your description. Could you try posting more details?

Ladies, gentleman and others, by this time next year I will have my army of flesh-eating monster chickens. Just two days ago, news reached me that scientists have succeeded in taking the first step. Chickens ftw :D

Sorry for bumping this, but it looks like it worked. The Swedish women beat the Swiss in the finals today, grabbing the gold :)

There are plenty of Ayreon songs that are musically weird too, especially on The Electric Castle album.

Actually, Newgrounds doesn't make anything, although the people that run the site sometimes do. 99% of their flash is submitted by third party users. They just hosted The Ultimate Showdown, which was made by the same people who made the Ebaumsworldsucks movie.

How many of these do we really need? Honestly...

Just put the latest backup of your site back online. If the treat is as random as it seems, chances are they will give up long before your friend does.

It's sunday in pretty much every timezone, good luck on getting in... you'd really be better off just waiting until tomorrow.

Didn't we already have this topic three or four times before? Anyway... Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, some Latin, some Italian, some Spanish...

Please take your Runescape related threads to the Runescape related boards.

I think I'll upgrade Bicheon Mastery to lvl 12, with the skills to fit it. It'd be a three level difference then, with about 300-350 sp still remaining. From that point on I'd farm my SP to lvl 21 before I'd start upgrading again, keeping the 9 lvl difference for as long as possible. I really need to start doing some damage, bandits chew through me way too fast even though I have equipment to match my level.

I'm farming them, I have 420 sp to spend at lvl 15. I'm thinking about investing a bit though, my lowest mastery right now is 9. Would it really hurt to raise it to 12 and start farming from scratch? I'd really like to actually do some damage...

Pampered little git :slap: :wiggle: Not really :P (Couldn't find a better pic)

Amongst other things :P (but those bands arent death metal)

It would probably also have to do with the fact that I'm on a different server...

It really depends on the kind of restaurants you go to I guess. I even know one or two restaurants that make all the sauces themselves, although I've never eaten there so I couldn't tell if it made a difference or not.

I don't drive, I am driven. A mercedes with a driver takes me to school and back every day.