Calax

Actually it was Calax who made it, but it's a cropped version of one of the panels found here. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Actually VG did it themselves in the avatar area.

How bout she started it before everyone compiled it and had 40-over pages of stuff already that it's too much for her to compile all of that and put it in the fan art thread? How bout this is a new thread started by the Mods themselves cos her old thread was 40-over pages already? how bout you try not to be so uptight and enjoy things as it is? How about thinking before posting and how about knowing all the facts before complaining? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> :dumps a bucket of water over Eisu's head: calm down buddy, you don't want to scare people off from looking in awe at Aimo's Picses do you?

The combat didn't seem very fun to me... It looked like somthing you would find as a button masher rather than an RPG. Magic I have never understood in those games. But they did add the ability to change places without spending money.

Depends........ If you eat it raw straight out of the jar it might, but it is not something I would reccomend " <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Now you tell me Well i have about 2 hours to get started....unless i somehow manage to fake an illness...? Anyway, thanks for the suggestions. Im going to drink alot of coffee today (for the first time ever) otherwise i'll fall asleep in class again. Not recommended. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Depends actually, if you are college lvl or higher you don't have to physically go to class. The teacher will probably give you a Email or somthing to send mildly late papers to him. If your below Highschool or lower you shouldn't need to work that long to actually do a paper... Crap I need to send my english abstract in!

I find it funny they wanted you to sleep with a lady... then she shot her dog.

Psylocke was origionally Betsy Braddock, then she was forced to jump into a Japanese assasins body. She's still rich.

:ahem: BOOM went the thread!

wait... that was streamlining and simplifing? makes me wonder what complex would mean for Moo

When is this due out?

Eh... just dropped a bunch of reservists off the face of the earth... they have a short version and a long version... I posted the long version.

I'm going to play it... Probably just for the enteratinment value

:sics the killer tomatos on Pixies:

Emma was british? no... She's a pure blood rich spoiled american telepath... the british one was Lady Psylocke, and captain Britan.

Gabs, Most likely to offend the wrong person/people

The ultimate weapon is Exterminatus. Now then... from what I can tell the Plasma acts like a fluid, and it's not very dense so it ends up not going anywhere unless it's encapsulated. Thus a Plasma weapon isn't exactly viable.

I think silver would have a heart attack from the Atton one.

Ultimatly the sands give the Prince a case of MPD. Except that when he swaps places he physically changes into the other version. And according to what I've read he's going to be having all those cute lines from Sands of time again. Only this time it will be his psyche arguing with the Dark Princes.

Yes and no... I'd put it at Diablo multiplayer with bonus'

I'm sorry but that is harsh.

He's gone... he got angry and left... that is all.

Your attitude worries us on how young Zoe will grow up there Ender... I find that to wake up early you just have to stay up for a long time until at about 8 pm you collapse from exhaustion and sleep. then set an alarm and you'll be fine.

and yet you kill yourself every time you go into a transporter in star trek... Thank you Hilde.

Found this while skimming. You show me your's I'll show you mine: http://www.nathannewman.org/nbs/ My budget Your New Budget Budget Totals Old budget was $3748.1268 billion ($2673 billion in spending, $1075.1268 billion in tax expenditures and cuts). New budget is $3534.59 billion ($2614.3 billion in spending, $920.29 billion in tax expenditures and cuts). You have cut the deficit by $213.54 billion. Your new deficit is $187.46 billion. 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notice the topic line? Plasma Not the blood kind