Bulldrek v3.0

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Regardless that it's only .05 essence, he still has lost a whole point of magic.

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Strange Question: In the song Living Dead Girl by Rob Zombie, there is a spoken line throughout. It's the voice of a woman saying "What are you thinking about?" followed by a more male voice. I can't tell if the male voice is saying "Kissing you" or "Pissing you off" a...

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Strange Question: In the song Living Dead Girl by Rob Zombie, there is a spoken line throughout. It's the voice of a woman saying "What are you thinking about?" followed by a more male voice. I can't tell if the male voice is saying "Kissing you" or "Pissing you off" a...

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So use a smaller number of dice -- 1 to 5, for example.

And yes, in D&D there does come to be a point where the roll becomes meaningless. I never played high level campaigns of that because they made me ill.

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The problem I have with static numbers of dice (like /always/ rolling 2d8) is you run into the problem that comes with d20 -- That is, your skill becomes irrelevant, you rely wholy on the luck of the dice. Dicepools eliminate this problem by exponentially decreasing your chance of failure as your sk...

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http://www.tlgmedia.com

A wonderful parody.

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I wish I were sexually harassed by a female, at work or otherwise.

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Greatest Fear: Not meeting a deadline. (No, I'm serious. I will stay up for nights on end, freaking out in order to meet even an impossible deadline.)

22, Male, Orlando FL. Programmer.

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Thank you, AH.

I turned 22 on December the 28th.

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Paul: Meh. Razbar is just pointedly ignoring the winged things. He basically views Jarthal as the "leader" right now. He's also not too much for speaking unless spoken to.

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Salvation:
Previously planes were taken complete control of via pepper spray and box cutters.

Also, you might be surprised just how easily you can make an electrical device act as an incindiary device.

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Well... Personally, I find all of it to be fairly silly and moot. Airplanes already arm all passengers with sharp pointy bits, when you ask for a coke in a can. You get the can, which can be easily torn open into a rather fashionable blade. Not to mention that any number of electronic devices can be...

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Thunderbird is pretty keen, especially the way it "trees" email replies.

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My take on evolution: I do not believe that species jump and evolve to another species outright. I don't even believe that we evolved from chimpanzees, or whatever line of primates you want to cite. What I do believe is that people wildly underestimate protein strands of DNA, and what they can do. W...

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Yes, it is. Anyone who ever wants to visit, feel free. I have cats.

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While I know this is not true, it is a fun idea:

RIAA Lawyers set up an MP3 website. They wait for big sharks to bite, then they sue, and pay for the site with the settlement.

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Sorry I opened up the can of worms, I didn't mean to.[/b]

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I live in Orlando, Florida

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Is this the wrong place for it?

It is a real topic!!

*Whine*
*Die*

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As the members of my roleplaying group grow thin (due to jobs, school, whatever), I am faced with the task of recruiting new ones. This is a feat nigh impossible, it would seem. I cannot find any roleplayers in the Orlando area. If you happen to live out here, and are interested in gaming, please, p...

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Bush, Kerry, whoever.. doesn't matter. The US will have poor leadership either way for the next 4 years.

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Daki: I thought that's what their claim was. 3278: But it was never proven that Iraq had WMDs. Nor were they brandishing theirs and boasting about them. I'm not saying the cases are comparable, but I find it silly that we would attack Iraq on a hunch of WMDs, and bomb a country to the stone ages, be...

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Well, it must be in a different thread, then. Because in this one, you say nothing about why we went to war with a country that /might/ be a threat to its people and neighbors, instead of a country which we /know/ is a threat to its people and neighbors.

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First off: I voted for Green Party. Now, I went and read most of this thread. It occurs to me that some people /still/ support going to war with Iraq because of WMDs that have never been found. The question I would like to pose to these people is this: We know without any doubt that North Korea has ...

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Time is extremely thin for me right now. Me and my coworkers have just founded our own company this past week, so that's been keeping me busy, on top of coordinating with roofers to fix the hurricane holes in my ceiling. So I don't know how often I will be able to post in the games, and for how long...

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1. JetPlane
2. JetPlane
3. JetPlane
(Rinse, repeat)

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I expect to catch a lot of flak for this one. I personally support the idea of public executions for the death penalty. I support the idea of the death penalty, especially executed like this, as a deterrant for crime. I know that most people, if they grew up seeing people hung or shot in public (or ...

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I don't object. Furthermore, it lends itself nicely to setting up a ring of fire for larger-scale graffiti/vandalism.

We'll need gasoline.

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Burning halo sounds fun to me, though I can't quite picture exactly how it would look. But I mainly blame the fact that I'm sitting at the Dept. of Transportation, working on their stupid database, and it's sapping every creative bone in my body and filling me with an overbearing sense of dread and ...

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Skin bracelet works quite nicely as an initiation. But it doesn't lend itself out to being a 'symbol'. Like, something that someone can pass by and say 'Well, looks like the Inked Angels were here'.

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I don't know about having a M:tG card being our symbol. Also remember that if our gang symbol is simple enough, we can easily graffiti it on the wall somewhere. If it's a piece of art, we can't do that. What about something simple like a pair of angelic wings spreading out from a circle? Lots of alm...

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Hooah! Inked Angels!

Gotta teach Billy to shoot....

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Yeah, I'm completely green here to the gaming via forum posting thing. I hope I do well enough...

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Ares: These two work together fairly often of the gadget front, along with playing cards among other games. They probably met initially from Sticks introducing them. No interesting stories come to mind, though possibly both can go on a rampage of some sort -- Toyman does have those psychotic anti-r...

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Okay. Well, as I had mentioned, Ares met up with Sticks at a fairly early age. Being his way, he wanted nothing more than to put several holes in the weak kids' face. But Sticks talked him down, actually like.. talked to him. So he got basically an admiring infatuation with the guy and stuck to him....

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I'm going to wait until I hear from Paul before posting further, but I have plenty of ideas on how Ares would get along with the rest of you chummers.

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(Ancient History, let me know if this is okay at all. If not, I'll scrap the character altogether) Background: A kid, now 16, spent his life growing up in the Barrens. His parents gave him up since they couldn't afford him, and he quickly found himself many enemies and many bruises. His eagerness to...

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"A New Bunny"

[Orlando, FL] Please read this.

Ancient, Paul -- (And anyone else who cares)