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ManifestedISO

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  1. The wiki has a surprising amount of info. Flames of Devotion and Sworn Enemy are my favorite, so far. And the fact I can be an unlawful not-good paladin.
  2. ooh, no, 80s alternative I was surprised to learn, that, in Portuguese, piranha is pronounced ... pee - ranya. And that Rio de Janeiro is said, hee - yu gee jha - nay - roo.
  3. Who's we ... everyone else left square one already thanks to generously applied facts. No need to invent a snub that wasn't.
  4. Well then, why do I love women and despise kittehs in equal measure ... doesn't make sense. Oh, no, wait, yes I do know ... women smell like Chanel and shea butter ... cats like ammonia and death.
  5. Yeah, I really dig this technical, mechanical wizardry thing. Some stellar naming for the spells, too.
  6. Now I demand a Paradox logo be printed on the back of the Obsidian t-shirts.
  7. I see my dark paladin will not have an easy time against his Sworn Enemy, who are now not merely feline-related druids ... but Great Cat-druids, shooting boulders! Whew, all those spells are exciting, can't wait to play this game, even more than last time.
  8. Got a cracking live blog going on, on IGN from GDC and Sony ... the PS4 VR headset is expected to be revealed any moment!!! Hoo, yeah, there it is ... Project Morpheus. A prototype unveiled at GDC so devs get a look and make games for it. Whew, exciting.
  9. Not according to Adam.
  10. Woot! Yeah, no problems directly updating from 1.8.2 to 1.8.3 -- no uninstall or anything. Looking forward to the content, thanks very much.
  11. Yep, for me on a retail re-install, T3 freezes in the Peragus tunnels, in what looks like a combat animation except there is no pew, pew, pew. Exactly like what was described above in 2005. Camera turns freely, but neither WASD or mouse movement control is functional. If I avoid combat through the tunnels, there is no problem. Maybe if I ignore it, it will go away.
  12. Oh, well I thought it was an honest query. I am definitely slow-witted, however. And dim-witted. And a half-wit. Likely a twit, as well. Witless, certainly.
  13. I don't know any Danes personally, but it was neat to see the first-ever Denmark-ian on the podium of an F1 race, in his series debut, no less, at the age of nineteen. McLaren driver Kevin Magnussen finished in second place at the Australian Grand Prix, an incredible feat for himself and the team. In however it is said in Danish, congratulations! Edit: Oh, wait, this is a spoiler post--aw, who cares, no one here watches this sport ...
  14. My impending fate is to drink this stout and watch live Qualifying for the Formula One Grand Prix of Australia. The season is on, woot!
  15. Heh, the few moments of abundant acceleration, speed, and power make up for any risks, I tell myself. Just once, once, in a lifetime I want to experience how hard a jet fighter could press me into the seat. Stupid news anchors and their stupid invitations from the Blue Angels ... *I* deserve to fly with the gods, not them.
  16. Is this true? Asking for a friend ... her, uh, profile view count suddenly spiked and continues to rise inversely proportionate to my her popularity. Repeat visitors with no avatar are scary bots, she tells me.
  17. That would kinda be impossible, given that there was no time before the Big Bang, therefore nothing before to return to witness it. Maybe you could return DURING it, but it would be beyond fatal. It seems likely you could witness the Big Bang from the 'outside', if this multiverse thing is accurate. Probably not much different from watching infinite soap bubbles.
  18. Elementary renewed for next year, season three. It's pretty entertaining for a procedural, a genre I don't usually appreciate. Big Bang will get fully three more seaons ... I still like it. But the best news from today is the June 3 release date of season six, remastered blu-ray ST:TNG, including five new commentaries and even more new interview documentaries.
  19. It's rare the arrant dressing-down that cannot be labeled a harangue. Canadian 'ticks' are straight deadly. I feel like I should improve what I contribute now ... but I thought this thread was a polite rainbow trolling, anyway. Not that children's self-esteem isn't important.
  20. Depending on what class you are teaching! There is no room for anything but hard cold facts in a history class. I don't know, I appreciated some warm, informed analogies in one of my American history courses. He strictly avoided commentary, or judgment, as well as rote recitation, but I was able to remember many more facts because of it.
  21. Wow, this whole time I completely bought Lady Sif, Jaimie Alexander's, posh Asgardian accent ... but she's an American actress. Impressive. And a pleasant tone, too, she should totally do voice-over work and give Jennifer Hale a run. And her swordplay ... gah Still wondering who Agent Ward is actually in love with ... surely not Skye ... but who else is there.
  22. Well I hope you made time for Agents of SHIELD in your hotel room. Ka-BOOM! Unngh!! THWACK! PEW PEW PEW
  23. Because MC is dating KP now. I saw 'em in the back of the pub.
  24. Bossy. Hugo Bossy.
  25. Does it have to be a point in time ... how about a length of time compressed into hours. Like I mean, from an aerial perspective, I want to see the Grand Canyon become a canyon. Five million years, or so, compressed into maybe a few months. I could eat sandwiches I packed from the future, maybe some pizza, and watch geologic deep time happen right in front of me. Or say, continental drift ... watch India plow into Asia, or see hot spot islands in the middle of the Pacific pop up like paint drips. Human time is too short, I want to go back and see how this planet became a planet. Although, yeah, for sure hominids from a million years ago would be fascinating, too.
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