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Wait wait wait - twenty organs? The usual total in the fluff is nineteen. Someone wouldn't be cloning linker cores into the Legions, would they?

I just think it's funny as hell that you got the GEoM to play a game of Warhammer 40K. His reaction to Ga'ri is the same one I get from reading the new special characters in each published codex.

She doesn't have to have anything to do with the Emperor or Earth. Remember that the Primarchs were scattered into the Warp - they could have met anyone from anywhere from anywhen.

I have a guess as to the identity of Ga'ri. It knida surprised me when it jumped into my head - but it would be very interesting if I'm right. Hope I am.

I always wondered how he hid on missions in that outfit... Is he just that good? The first time we see him, he's just managed to deface a famous monument that is a)freaking huge and b)in full view of the village. At that point he didn't know shadow clone or the chakra climbing technique, so his mob...

Heh. The most TV I'm watched in months, as well. Looks like Gillard can probably thank Anna Bligh for the hung parliament; odds are the reason Labor lost so many Queensland seats is because Bligh is an incompetent idiot and we're stuck with her for another two years, so we took it out on the nation...

But if in fact if the zombies are a kind that only seeks out live humans, I'm kind of confused whoes zombies are being talked about, then you could just leave the pumping stations unmanned most of the time and nothing would happen too them. Zombies would only swarm when a heavily armed maintenance ...

Greens do preference deal with Labor

This gives me hope that the Greens will control the Senate - I just hopes they didn't sell too much for it.

To be honest, I really think it's going to be "who will fuck this up the least?" when I vote for the lower house. My real interest is in seeing how the senate comes out in this one - I would really hate for someone like Faimly First to get control, whereas I think the senate is actually th...

I've always liked the biotechnology from Peter F. Hamilton's books. Even without the obviously magitech "patterning cells" that allow FTL and extracting energy from the fabric of space-time, there were some very good ideas. The orbital habitats, even without being sentient, seemed well des...

Stuff I personally recommend: A Fire upon the Deep by Vernor Vinge. Like Larry Niven's books Footfall and The Mote in God's Eye, this has very well developed non-human aliens with non-human ways of thought that ascend from their biology. It also has an interstellar Usenet, which has been used to lau...

Some other tactical points to consider: 1.You'll probably never find anything bigger than a cruiser unescorted, and task groups tend to unify their anti-missile systems, as seen in The Short Victorious War . That battle is analysed in the next book as well, and the words "missile defense net&qu...

Skyfox120 wrote:I do believe Drakensis is refering to 'The night the house of cards was built' A naruto fic which he really needs to write more of

I was going to ask if that was his. It's full of crack, but very funny. You can find it here.

........... Would Gork and Mork know how to play poker? :wtf: Er, Mork might. And he's probably kunnin' enuff to use Gork as a distraction. The thing that worries me, is what would they bring to the table for stakes? Promises not to waagh somewhere? I have a soft spot for poker game fics, having wr...

Mosegi would have to beat more players, I bet Gork, Mork and the Eldar gods would show up for him.

This is absolutely awesome. You do realise that to generate this much win, other parts of the universe have been condemned to fail for millennia, right? Send him to a Betazoid wedding. Watch how much fun he has until someone tells him that everyone there is a psyker. :twisted: Not just a psyker, but...

I have to agree with the majority opinion that her legal rights as an American citizen have been violated. However, I should think it would be easy to hold on to her - some form of protective custody would seem to be in order. After all, she has been brainwashed by enemy combatants into believing th...

Academia Nut wrote:Cue girlish fanboy squeal from EarthScorpion.

Even if he doesn't, I will.

SQUH-WEEEEEEEEEEEEEL!

Seeing as how the White Mage already pulled out the dreaded newspaper, I will take this truckload of dogs elsewhere.


On the topic of necromancy, take my word for it, and stick to geese.

Would I be able to take a copy of the Great Tower of Raglan Castle, as originally constructed? I realise I wouldn't get the apron wall or the moat, but it looks nifty.

Palin reminds me of the Australian politician Pauline Hanson. It always struck me the neither one was really ready for what they tried to do.

Ah, goon. I've been trying to repress those memories, and it wasn't even me drinking it. :? Seriously though, I support the idea of taxes on alcohol, cigarettes and junkfood. That last one is problematic though - how do you define it? You can't just say, for example, "anything sold by McDonalds...

Aging does not work that way . I could see there being after-effects, but nothing that immediate; there just wasn't enough time for such drastic large-scale changes. I think we can safely say that this is another example of what we know about something getting tossed out the window I'm with Kodiak....

Hey Styphon, did you decide whether you're in Australia or Siberia?

Still in. I want to update my livestock and cubic metre to account for the changes that have been made - do we post our OOB here?