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Well wow. There's a person I hadn't anticipated recognizing. Especially since he stopped visiting my regular board posting haunt (formerly the pvponline forums) quite a while ago.

But Calbeck would be the one to straighten out any unicornly misconceptions right quick.

If you were to go from a programming perspective, as explained the sword's behavior doesn't make much sense anyway... computers don't function off of a single input. They're layered constructs that activate off of many inputs, some of which are cumulative results of prior inputs. ( See bootstrapping...

Aw, see, coming from computing, I would have to say "there's no such thing as random" -- but even if the lux-paths are like circuitry, that doesn't mean they are.

Sheboygan...

... yeah, that just about explains it all.

This poses an interesting question...

How do you... uh... "break" a nexus of rats?

Well... that certainly came out of nowhere. If you claim to have respect for the Scientific Method, perhaps we should look at your arguments to make sure you aren't shooting yourself in the foot. On the first point; no sane scientist would claim that neurological activity is random. This would go ag...

I'm impressed. Not one Skittles joke yet.

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Movie? Bah, Herbert's material is, in the opinion of many (my own included), better in its original Dead Tree format.

Depends on a couple of factors. The shaman doesn't look to be too... graceful with his lux manipulations (light emission on a simple levitation! pah! ;) ) but he may have a trick to try and stop Quent as he dashes off. Also, the rest of the team's going to be in deep (or mucky) water with the rest o...

Apparently the Gragum associate with their 'taur nature in reference to Common language? I'm not certain of what else he'd have meant by "tack"...

This could get very interesting indeed; I keep thinking of those Journey Boots...

Heh, TotQ as an animated film? I can just imagine some of the scenes: "Eh hehe... firemage!" "I, as a legal Proxy, hereby bestow -- aah, crap. Here's your badge of office, kid. Long may you wave, blah blah blah. -- Sign here." "Have you no respect for the dead, sir?" (Oh wait, the censors'd probably...

Oh, and as a by-the-way, a flagon is something like a pitcher or large mug. It has a handle, a spout and maybe a lid. They use 'em to hold alcoholic beverages, hence why it's a natural choice for a tavern's sign. [Eep! Surprised I didn't notice before that the Gragum leader was packing (lux weapons,...

"We found this. It is loud and annoying, please take it."

Not likely what they're saying, but 'ey, it'd be funny.

This didn't answer the question of who the magic user is... are they acting on the behest of someone, or somehow on their own?

Alt-F4, my friend. It's the best thing invented for pop-up windows that actually spawn their own frame. Now, those embedded javascript ones -- those I despise. It's worse than that, too. I have had the occasion to observe one add which attempted an install-on-demand for the computer. Spyware is the ...

Well, you could always go for an Avatar of an Avatar.

Oh yeah... *sheepish* You won't find much on the internet, actually. El artisto may want to handle this one for explanation -- but as for my source, it's lying on my shelf right here in the form of the BB SuperCD. Ennias Longscript took down some interesting notes as he toured the Seven Villages. Te...

Ah! I hadn't noticed. That's a Boomslang! Firearm indeed.

It would figure, the guy wielding it is probably the only one on the boat large enough to do so without injury to himself.

He's also apparently not from the swamps; lack of accent.

To quote:

"I get no respect!"

This poor kid could double as Rodney Dangerfield, he's getting so used to put-downs. But I know of no meal better than crow, if it's your detractors eating it.

This is made even more funny by the previous stalker references.

It may be a now-clich