Humodour

It's nothing to do with making characters more powerful.

Yep, nobody's taking that option away from you - so don't take the option of 4e away from others.

Oh god, can you imagine the number of deaths the would occur? Hahahaha. I was thinking they might actually be safer for the rider. Might give motorists a bit more pause before they merge into that lane that oops had a motorcyclist in it. Yeah, but that'll still cause more deaths... I'd prefer nuclear-powered cars. Much safer and energy-efficient. How exactly do you plan to shrink the fuel source to fit in a car without giving off lethal radiation?

Also, I just made this: The black outline around the text is probably a bit too thick and if I care tomorrow, I'll change it. Well, night!

Hahaha. I like you. Mommy, can I keep him?

Hahahaha. A+ thread.

What, are you going for the X-prize or something?

No, that just qualifies as annoying. :D In seriousness, possibly: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narcissistic_...nality_disorder

I wonder what my sister's will be like. He's a nice guy and all, but I don't uh... 'connect' with him. He likes cars, motorbikes, racing, getting pissed. I Like science, computers, philosophy, getting pissed. So the only thing we have in common is getting pissed, which makes it awkward when we're not getting pissed - but it's great fun when we are!

Now if they could only finish the hydrogen powered motorcycles... Oh god, can you imagine the number of deaths the would occur? Hahahaha.

It's true for games like Fallout because you can reload. But P&P is different. But I agree "even goblins should get lucky sometime" and if they're going to try and smooth out critical hits, I think they should also smooth out the hit point gap between high and low levels; preferably in favour of lower/medium hitpoints being standard for both enemies and the player.

Hah. Well I reckon it'd be darn handy for camping, power blackouts etc. Not to mention apocalypses. BTW, I think you joined #obsid today, astr0creep? It's fairly inactive atm but you're welcome to join. I'll bother with enticing users once I've finished the IRC bot I'm working on (K-9).

I don't think you actually watched the right movie, because Blade Runner is great even now. It's a worthwhile film, but theslug is correct that the best part about it is the production design, art direction, and other stylistic elements. Here is a recent retrospective of the various reactions to the film since its release. Summary excerpt:

You're impossible.

Digital "products" are not products. They are just zeroes and ones. A product is something you can hold and touch. It is tangible. Also D&D Insider isn't going to stay free. Its like dealers get you hooked on drugs. Its free to a point but once you are hooked it starts costing money. Wait til 4e comes out. It won't be free. So I presume you pirate any and all software because it's suddenly not a product since it was made on a computer? Games, operating systems, etc? And good job trivialising drug abuse.

Hahaha silly northern hemisphere people half way through their academic year at start of the year.

Also, met an old work colleague at the pub recently. She's cute - we'd always flirt at work. I didn't get her number, but she found me on facebook the next day...

Haha. It's a $30 fine, actually. Still, it's enough to encourage the 50% of the population which probably wouldn't have voted otherwise. Either that, or the worm* *A product of the Australian media - you'd know what I mean if you watch Chaser at all... ah <3 Chaser

oh, there are plenty of places that require IE and won't even work with firefox or other browsers. taks Hmm. Can you link to some?

Psuedo-medi

I dislike the turn-out for America's elections. It's typically less than 50% of the population, compared to 95% in Australia.

http://physorg.com/news118683361.html Awesome.

An interesting study on the chemical causes of alcoholism: http://www.physorg.com/news118599284.html Surprise, surprise, dopamine is involved again, though not in a way related to ADHD.

Really? I've never had any issues with it, in fact I use it for sites which screw up in IE (well I used to except I never use Ie anymore) Sand: I highly recommend it. There's a reason it's gained in a mere 3 years a 30% market share in a market where IE, a professional, Microsoft backed, OS-integrated programme had an 85% monopoly. That's a mind-boggling user uptake.