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Old 10-03-2006, 01:42 PM   #12201
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And I'll come along and sing "Rasputin" by Boney M!


Ra Ra Rasputin, lover of the Russian queen
There was a cat that really was gone
Ra Ra Rasputin, Russia's greatest love machine

It was a shame how he carried on
I heart that song!
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Old 10-03-2006, 01:43 PM   #12202
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Does your knowledge of medieval weaponry and costume extend outside video games?


Yes, it does. If it was only from within video games, I wouldn't dare call it "knowledge", because rarely is that in video games based too much upon real life facts.


Also, I've never seen a glaive in any video game. A Naginata, yes. But only in a fan made module for NWN.


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Hm. You wouldn't happen to know anything about WWII, I suppose?
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People tend to say the same thing about Morrowind, and to a lesser extent Oblivion. That said, I think the latter is actually pretty cool, even for this pacifistic AGer.
Arena was a pretty long, and the fact that nothing new seemed to happen, and that it were no exciting plot or any twists just made me quit.
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Yes, it does. If it was only from within video games, I wouldn't dare call it "knowledge", because rarely is that in video games based too much upon real life facts.
Are you saying thats there's no such thing as the BFG?
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Old 10-03-2006, 02:10 PM   #12206
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Hm. You wouldn't happen to know anything about WWII, I suppose?

Apart from the fact that it was very clichéd, what with the Germans being the villains *again*? No, not very much. I know that there was a thingy being developed by the Germans which was called "Wotan", because it only used one beam, thus giving away to their enemies too much through the name, and that after that the English and Americans made a policy of assigning random code names to their secret projects.

Also, I want an ENIGMA.

Oh, and I know we Germans are born villains and evil guys. Did you know that the Illuminati originated in Germany too?


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Old 10-03-2006, 02:18 PM   #12207
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I could send you one of these for Christmas, Jaz .
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Old 10-03-2006, 02:21 PM   #12208
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I could send you one of these for Christmas, Jaz .

Nah, I'm probably getting one of these already, as my sister agreed that 199,99 British pounds are cheaper than 20,000 $.


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Ahh... I went looking for that model, but couldn't find it. That and I'm not nice enough to spend £200 on anybody for Christmas .
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Are you saying thats there's no such thing as the BFG?
M'fraid so. Just as there is no weapon version of the Gauss Rifle, which was my favourite in the Fallout series.


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Old 10-03-2006, 02:25 PM   #12211
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Here's links to those things:
Too many FilePlanet links. I don't deal with that site. But thank you very much. Some of those mods look much better than the original skins and textures, indeed.

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Some very nice selections. Thank you for sharing them.
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Old 10-03-2006, 02:26 PM   #12212
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Ahh... I went looking for that model, but couldn't find it. That and I'm not nice enough to spend £200 on anybody for Christmas .

Don't worry, I can understand that.

And I'm still wondering if I shouldn't rather get a Swiss memory USB.

There's so much from ThinkGeek I want to get. Look at the Ulti-Key!

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That does look kind of cool. The ballpoint pen thing seems a bit random, though, since all the ink would be used up pretty quickly.
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Apart from the fact that it was very clichéd, what with the Germans being the villains *again*? No, not very much. Oh, and I know we Germans are born villains and evil guys. Did you know that the Illuminati originated in Germany too?


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Although it's nice to have a country of super evil baddies..... that start wars all the time (or used to)
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Old 10-03-2006, 02:39 PM   #12215
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Ok, touchy subject.



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Oh, not touchy at all. I am just stating a fact.

Or maybe you were saying it is a touchy subject for you.

You are talking to someone who went to the London Dungeon (you know, a Horror Cabinet thingy, based on the darker aspect of the city's history. There's also the York Dungeon, which I haven't visited, and the Hamburg Dungeon, which I did visit.) and who in the trial was proclaimed guilty after she said she was German. The conversation went something like this:
Judge: Name?
Me: Jessica.
J: From?
Me: *accidentally mumbling* Germany.
J: What was that?
Me: Germany.
Judge: *eyes wide in shock* GUILTY!

I still giggle at that.

Oh, and look! It's Chuck Junior! I want one!


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Canada's full of born villains and evil guys too. They just pretend to be all accepting and non-threatening to throw everyone off.
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I've heard that the stereotype Canuck just sits on his couch and drinks beer.



They also buy their war machines from us.
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Make love, not war. Or something.

Except for agains this Thread™. There is only war between us, and I will emerge victorious.
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Canada's full of born villains and evil guys too. They just pretend to be all accepting and non-threatening to throw everyone off.
The only people I tend to worry about in Canada are any people who think they can make Canada better by restricting new ideas and enshrining old ones that haven't been able to carry their own weight in decades, but that play on the nostalgic sympathies of people who can't come to terms with modern society.

I understand. I'm a pretty old fashioned guy myself, underneath it all. But Tomorrow is coming, and people need to be fed and clothed and housed, and when you can't afford enough responsible corporate types to carry the load, you have to ask more of your government.

Sadly, most folks up here these days don't understand what they're paying government to do, so we wind up with policies being adopted that don't work south of the border (so why in the world would they work better here?), because they don't want to pay for anything that doesn't go directly back into their own pockets. Culture and social evolution are built from better things than this.

But yeah, Canada has plenty of villains. We just give them too much paperwork to do, so they generally can't get into too much trouble.
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