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76 percent, Grade: C.
Could've done better - I claim I didn't pay sufficient attention to some of the questions (or rather, the answers) and English Is Not My First Language.

For Two Thousand Eight,
I Resolve Nothing, But
To Enjoy Life.

For Zero Seven,
Did Some Mistakes, But
I Regret Nothing.

A Happy New Year!
And To All A Good Night! Now
To Go Watch Fireworks.

God Jul och God Fortsättning.

I find this thread despicable.

Or hit it with a hammer.

Sic an attack dog on it.

Throw a grenade.

Blow it up with explosives.

Or leave it alone and unsupervised somewhere in New Reno for fifteen minutes.

So not only will someone other than Steve Rogers step into the Cap costume come January, they'll be armed with both a gun and a knife to go along with Cap's classic shield. There's no doubt fan reaction will be loud and varied. Boom, I called it. Someone else is donning the shield. The real questio...

I have no problem with going to the dentist. I have no problem with having a hole filled. I have no problem with having a tooth drilled in with no anesthetics (because I'd rather have the punishment for not brushing and flossing properly as a short period of mild discomfort and slight pain that ends...

A word of warning, though:
That is not delicious which has eternally lain.

STRV 103 'S Tank' Documentary

Mmm... Armour.

Footy is fun. Hockey is okay.

Team handball, though, is where it's at.

Deciding "we have nothing to do today. Let's go on an adventure!" Pretend adventures are awesome. Except sometimes when you realize "oh wait... now we have to walk BACK.." Are you kidding? Walking back is the BEST part of adventure. Closer to home! (No place like home.) Closer to good food! (Assumi...

Bike, going downhill after a long climb.

rkolter wrote:The boots need an autostomp feature.

*more grumbling*
All this automatization, it's taking the human out of the stomping.

If I ever have to fight someone with pointy hair, my dying move (seeing as they're likely either one of the main, named heroes or villains, while I, lacking pointy hair and likely wearing some sort of helmet if possible, would only qualify as nameless opponent) would have to test if it's flammable.

my customers demand a certain level of quality and comfort from my weapons of mass destruction and stomping. Bah! Capitalism! *grumbles* Back in the good old days, we didn't have comfort in our weapons of mass stomping, comfort had you! And we damned well liked it! And it worked! You could stomp ki...

legostargalactica wrote:don't forget those new gel insoles, for comfort.

Comfort is overrated.
The function comes first and foremost.
Once the shoe can do all that it is required to do at an acceptable cost and manufacturability, we can worry about finding people with the right size and shape feet to use them.

KWill wrote:

Black Sparrow wrote:We can remedy that.

I think I'll be watching my back, chest, and feet around you...

Yes. That is, generally, advised, for a variety of different reasons.

We really need an introductionary pamphlet of some sort to tell the new guys this sort of thing...

eah, long and flowing hair is not ideal for a battle situation where it could get in the way or get grabbed by an enemy. A bun is the best way to keep hair out of your face, but sometimes the parts near the hairline aren't long enough to stay in place. I speak as someone who had to wear buns a lot ...

On Legostar's orders...I made all shoes (1) Special coating to prevent fire and radiation (2)Anti-missile equipment (3) Rocket Launchers (4) Two machine guns (5) Missile launchers Anything more..Boss? I feel it should be pointed out that these special issue shoes appear to be virtually unprotected ...