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people doing things like that are the reason they entirely cut children out of certain dnd games. stupid.

walsingham: how come you had to (wanted to?) interview these militia-members? militas of this kind always remind me of some wallander-books by mankell... it's sad that like-(and narrow-)minded people tend to organise and mutually increase their fears... completely off topic, but did you see 'stranger than fiction'?

IWD (because I've only played through HOW+TOTL once), PS: T (because), Septerra Core (because Baten Kaitos reminded me that I've never finished that one).

I'd have edited my posting if it would have been possible. Well, so this is a follow-up posting

known. no.

Elbow - Ribcage

That would surprise me, as he is British for all I know... I probably misunderstood the question though. [edit] The subtitle of this thread: "in western countries" can not only mean "in the US" [/edit]

Why looking in sub-culture? Neo-fascists are active in nowadays governments. There are parties and organizations in France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Italy with considerable influence (see Front National, NPD, AUNS, SVP, Lega dei Ticinesi,

now playing: ayreon - day 16: looser coming up: rosenstolz - amo vitam

Yeah, that mod is definitely based on classical PC-design. Why should a totem pole-styled case not work? Nothing's impossble. This should require not much more than a clever cooling-solution and long enough cables. As well as a gifted indian carver And if anyone is interested in retro-look, not quite fallout, but still (just a monitor and a keyboard, no case).

aw, that's my line.

project pitchfork - the future is now

It's quite a bit more filigree (?) than the pompous amber chamber, but I think you might like it: have a look at this mod at bit-tech to see not only a beautiful case but also the process to it, which might be a source of inspiration, too this is not modding, i think, as the case is not based on any pre-fabricated part, so it's probably a bit more "hardcore" than what you're looking for, but as inspiration, as said, it should serve its purpose.

seabound - avalost

kmfdm - juke joint jezebel

Single Gun Theory - Motherland (Remix Edit) and planned after that to get some rock:

Well, they had to counter Sun with its planned AMD Barcelona-based Supercomputer reaching 2petaflops... link

No, our doctors around here always energize their patients using high voltage You're right of course...

jehova, jehova! on topic: shows that judges can bend the law to make it as easy as possible on themselves...

you thought you heard talking birds before?

What happens if a physician builds a music-instrument? Right: The singing tesla coil.

The first sentence is not true at all in my opinion, as everything is better in its original language... 'Better' in the sense of: The best representation of all meaning, connotations etc. Translation is ALWAYS a lossy process. I agree with the rest though, and I'm really glad that there's always at least one cinema in town that shows a movie in its original language and that there's the internet that allows us to order games in their original language. No language spoken by a people is just a mix, unless it's a pidgin language, which then is also simplified, that has become a creole language. English is quite related to Old Norse anyway, as they both stem from Germanic (English - like current German - from Western Germanic, Norse from Northern Germanic), and to Latin, French and Celtic too, which are all Indo-European Languages. This is what makes it relatively easy to learn (on a basic level) for most Europeans, except the poor Finns, Basques, Hungarians and Latvians Of course occupations and other cultural contacts contributed much to the current language (but also more 'false friends' for learners than the common origin Indo-European), but it's not just a mix, but has evolved in it's own way and definitely deserves to be called a language in its own right: Its an evolution with many different influences, not a mix. Ahem

Omelette: I think you named your mp3 with band and song in the wrong order Gary Numan - Haunted

Is "columba aspexit" part of the soundtrack?

Yes - well, almost, as it never was an internet romance, but we first met online: I met my fianc