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Astro> gforce's smiles can cure cancer in kittensgforce422 is awesome because:
-He made the absolute nicest comments about me in the other topic. I didn't respond to them yet, because I suck, but they are greatly appreciated! =D
-I would say he would also be a good runner up as one of the nicest people alive.
-He joined the IRC sometimes. But not enough, I say! Chat moar =D
-He is evidently only 18 year old but he could easily pass for 25. =D
-He is a drummer like *I* am and this in itself is cool.
Astro> the happiness radiating from your person is enough to solve tensor calculus
<mib_4do271>everything you touch explodes in pillows of happiness
[23:46] <CodeCat> Wist je dat je haar opeens blauw is? - Did you know your hair is blue all of a sudden?
[23:47] <CodeCat> Zou iemand de wereld weer rechtop kunnen zetten? - Could someone turn the world back up straight again?
[23:49] <CodeCat> Waarom staat er 'twee plus twee is vijf' op je voorhoofd geschreven? - Why is 'two plus two is five' written on your forehead?
[23:47] <CodeCat> Zou iemand de wereld weer rechtop kunnen zetten? - Could someone turn the world back up straight again?
[23:49] <CodeCat> Waarom staat er 'twee plus twee is vijf' op je voorhoofd geschreven? - Why is 'two plus two is five' written on your forehead?
Furries? Are they the nutters that pretend to be animals and draw humans that look like animals? Christ, I sink my head into my paws... -Rooster
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Is it the general age span of the participants in most internet forums that makes you feel the discussion is juvenile or cheapening? With the internet people of all age groups now have the ability to reach the sort of information they couldn't before. With that it's not just the professionals of debate or politics that will discuss those issues and thus it's up to you to choose who's ideas and words are most compelling and reasoned if you want to enter the discussion.
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OK. pants it. I lied. It's drum and bass. What you gonna do?
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Page 1
"Jarlsuary 1: The Holy MacGuffin's resting place is apparently a pyramid buried beneath Seaside Town. The guardians left a clue as to its exact location -- a wooden model of Seaside Town, hidden in a smaller pyramid somewhere on Desert Beach. But to unlock the clue, I'll need the key. The legendary Staff of Ed!" [picture: a pyramid at the edge of a vast desert]
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[picture: the three parts of the Staff of Ed -- a gem, an engraved ring, and a staff] "The staff has been broken into 3 parts and scattered across the Kingdom. Once I have retrieved all three pieces, I must find the wooden city, and use the staff to determine the precise location of the pyramid." [picture: a cutaway view of the pyramid, showing sunlight, focused through the Staff of Ed, pinpointing a location on the wooden model]
Page 3
[picture: four small images in sequence: a forest, a stone with a map engraved on it, an ancient temple, and an image of an ancient god with long ears and a lightning-shaped tail] "Bor 7: It is said that the Hidden Temple in the Distant Woods holds many ancient secrets. I have reason to believe that part of the Staff of Ed is hidden there. Bor 11: Discovered a passage about the Temple in a book on ancient religious architecture. Appears to contain notes about some kind of ritual. Significant?"
Page 4
"I: ALUTESAY MAJORES -- OWTHRAY VESTI MANUS IN AER ET AVEWAY LEMMA IKELAY TU NON CAUTIO (Trans: The Gesture of the Elders -- Throw your hands up in the air and wave them like you do not care.) II: VERBUM MAJORES -- PAUCI IMESTAY EGO INTER UT SEMIA SIC NON IUSTUS ONNAGAY OCCURO AMO UT ETLAY ME AUDITE LOCUTUS ATWHAY HIC EXCRETIA EST (Trans: The Word of the Elders -- A few times I've been around that track, so it's not just gonna happen like that. Let me hear you say what this (???) is.) III: FIDES MAJORES -- NOS NON NECESSITAS NULLAS AQUIA PERMISSIUM MATRISFORNICATIO EXURO (Trans: The Trust of the Elders -- We do not...?)
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"Febtober 6: My trail has led me to the home of a wealthy Seaside Town man who apparently possesses the gem from the Staff. He refuses to see me, but I did discover a note left in a scrap of paper in a book he returned to the library across the street from the sleazy back alley. It contains, among other things, a fragment of sheet music. Curious." [picture: a fragment of sheet music]
Page 6
[picture: a bookshelf, with an arrow pointing to the third book from the left] [picture: a series of numerous strange glyphs]
Page 7
"Bill 2: In a bar at the Obligatory Pirate's Cove, I overheard a pirate who claimed to have found the legendary Palindome. He was wearing an unusual gold amulet -- two snakes, each biting the other's tail. Unfortunately, I lost him in the crowd before I could question him." [picture: two snakes, combining to form an amulet] "Bill 4: My research has revealed that the Palindome is the last resting place of the famed pool shark Rudolph "Saturated" Fats, or at least his pool cue, the Staff of Fats. It's widely rumored that it wasn't originally a pool cue, but that Fats had modified an old staff he had found in an antique store. This explains his pool prowess -- perhaps the cue is actually the shaft of the Staff of Ed!"
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"Bill 6: The pirates showed me this rubbing. They're not sure where it came from, and the bottom is missing. Still, it might be useful." [picture: the top part of a carving, with the words GOD, A RED NUGGET, A FAT EGG]
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Page 1
"Jarlsuary 1: The Holy MacGuffin's resting place is apparently a pyramid buried beneath Seaside Town. The guardians left a clue as to its exact location -- a wooden model of Seaside Town, hidden in a smaller pyramid somewhere on Desert Beach. But to unlock the clue, I'll need the key. The legendary Staff of Ed!" [picture: a pyramid at the edge of a vast desert]
Page 2
[picture: the three parts of the Staff of Ed -- a gem, an engraved ring, and a staff] "The staff has been broken into 3 parts and scattered across the Kingdom. Once I have retrieved all three pieces, I must find the wooden city, and use the staff to determine the precise location of the pyramid." [picture: a cutaway view of the pyramid, showing sunlight, focused through the Staff of Ed, pinpointing a location on the wooden model]
Page 3
[picture: four small images in sequence: a forest, a stone with a map engraved on it, an ancient temple, and an image of an ancient god with long ears and a lightning-shaped tail] "Bor 7: It is said that the Hidden Temple in the Distant Woods holds many ancient secrets. I have reason to believe that part of the Staff of Ed is hidden there. Bor 11: Discovered a passage about the Temple in a book on ancient religious architecture. Appears to contain notes about some kind of ritual. Significant?"
Page 4
"I: ALUTESAY MAJORES -- OWTHRAY VESTI MANUS IN AER ET AVEWAY LEMMA IKELAY TU NON CAUTIO (Trans: The Gesture of the Elders -- Throw your hands up in the air and wave them like you do not care.) II: VERBUM MAJORES -- PAUCI IMESTAY EGO INTER UT SEMIA SIC NON IUSTUS ONNAGAY OCCURO AMO UT ETLAY ME AUDITE LOCUTUS ATWHAY HIC EXCRETIA EST (Trans: The Word of the Elders -- A few times I've been around that track, so it's not just gonna happen like that. Let me hear you say what this (???) is.) III: FIDES MAJORES -- NOS NON NECESSITAS NULLAS AQUIA PERMISSIUM MATRISFORNICATIO EXURO (Trans: The Trust of the Elders -- We do not...?)
Page 5
"Febtober 6: My trail has led me to the home of a wealthy Seaside Town man who apparently possesses the gem from the Staff. He refuses to see me, but I did discover a note left in a scrap of paper in a book he returned to the library across the street from the sleazy back alley. It contains, among other things, a fragment of sheet music. Curious." [picture: a fragment of sheet music]
Page 6
[picture: a bookshelf, with an arrow pointing to the third book from the left] [picture: a series of numerous strange glyphs]
Page 7
"Bill 2: In a bar at the Obligatory Pirate's Cove, I overheard a pirate who claimed to have found the legendary Palindome. He was wearing an unusual gold amulet -- two snakes, each biting the other's tail. Unfortunately, I lost him in the crowd before I could question him." [picture: two snakes, combining to form an amulet] "Bill 4: My research has revealed that the Palindome is the last resting place of the famed pool shark Rudolph "Saturated" Fats, or at least his pool cue, the Staff of Fats. It's widely rumored that it wasn't originally a pool cue, but that Fats had modified an old staff he had found in an antique store. This explains his pool prowess -- perhaps the cue is actually the shaft of the Staff of Ed!"
Page 8
"Bill 6: The pirates showed me this rubbing. They're not sure where it came from, and the bottom is missing. Still, it might be useful." [picture: the top part of a carving, with the words GOD, A RED NUGGET, A FAT EGG]
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