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K. Sadly, I haven't really cone up with a story or setting yet, just the mechanics. One of which is the, in my opinion, unique class system:
Class trees. Essentially, you start with one of 5 classes: Cleric (Holy powers, charisma+wisdom, ect.,) Knight (Melee, Strength+Endurance, can use all Melee weapons and Armour, ect.,) Mage (Arcane magic, Can use some spells from other classes, Intelligence+Wisdom, ect.,) Thief (Mostly Finnese with a bit of magic, Stealthy, Ect.) and Ranger (Ranged weapons, Mparky magic with a bit of Finnese, ect.) Which can the evolve into a new, more focused class at level 5, and again at level 5 of the new class (each class re-setting to level 1 at evolution, but without re-setting your abilities.)
So, what do you think
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Sounds pretty much like D&D with a second level of prestige classes.
Not a bad thing (because it gives you a basis to work from), but for what you've described it sounds like you'd have to homebrew your own 2nd tier prestige classes for the tree. 1st tier could be either homebrewed or re-adapted from already existing classes. When it comes to these things, adapting an existing system if oftentimes better than making one of your own. What sorts of advanced classes are you planning?
I've sent the doc out to some RL friends for feedback. Currently focusing on some GM supplementary stuff: Paranormal definitions, structure of the Multiverse, and then a detailed description of the Sol system.
Well, I was planning to use a mixture of D&D classes (Such as Battlemind and Samurai) and homebrew classes (Such as a thrown weapon master and a pirate who rides around on a cannon.) Also, I have thought of 1 main thing that distinguishes this from other table top RPGs:
A DPS counterpart, essentially meaning that every weapon (and some attacks) have a specific amount of times that they roll to hit/for damage, each effected by defense.
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yeah. Essentially, it allows you to balance the damage of daggers (which hit 5 times, for 1 D4 damage each,) and Hammers (which hit 3 times, for 1 D10 damage each.)
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(psst you spelled my name wrong)
Anyway, magic stuffs I guess
Magic in Rimcast is a chaotic, almost plot driven energy (wild magic is prone to the random bestowing of super powers. It is also prone to turning you into a 16 legged mayfly that can only exist within a bolt of lightning whenever you spin in a circle yelling the word kumquat in a cockney accent while beating a goose with a 14 and a half day old orange peel bought from a merchant with blond hair and a shady past) that can be accessed in a variety of ways.
Three of the six schools of magic use props and therefor can be used by anyone. However, dedication to the art leads to much more complex techniques. Anyone can hold a sword, but it takes skill to use it.
Illusionists use props to create, well, illusions. These constructs are usually only used for entertainment, but with the right skills they can be weaponized.
Wizards and Witches use props such as wands or potions to access general magic (stuff like magic missile or tricks like moving a rope).
Sorcerers and Sorceresses use enchanted items and scrolls to harness the power of the elements.
The other three rely either on innate talent or rigorous training. While they can manipulate the energy much more freely, there's always a cost.
Djinn are high level reality warpers with a catch: the more they warp reality, the less real they themselves become until, eventually, they cease to exist. This has a cooldown, of course, but they have to be wary of doing too much too fast. Djinn are easy to identify due to the second cost of their abilities: a major change in appearance. Be it having the ears of a wolf or skin the color of the sky (blue skin is the stereotype), there will always be something off about them.
Mages have direct access to the energy around them, and get much stronger in areas with a high concentration of wild magic. Their cost is their own energy, and a careless mage will quickly become fatigued. Their are two types of mages: those who spend years learning to tap into the energy around them, and those who are born with it. Born mages generally have less control over their powers, as it takes quite a bit of practice to safely use wild magic.
Elemin and Selemin are people who are born with control over one of the elements (and only one). They're rare and usually stay in their own tight knit communities.
Also worth noting is Necromancy, which is the only practice to be banned in every country on every world. The reasons for this are twofold: first, it is considered an abomination to force a soul into or out of a body. Second, to actually do that, you have to be a perfect mix of light and darkness (elemental alignments are a thing here) and draw on the violent energy that exists at the point where the two elements meet. This is not a safe practice, as a single mistake or wavering of thought will cause a massive explosion, and most necromancers die before they can even raise a zombie.
And yeah Swampmist, this is that.
sig quotes I guess? (one of them)
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Whoh. That's something right there.
Also, for the BHC, I present
Paranormal Terms
It was not until the early twentieth century that strict definitions for specific types of paranormal entities began to appear, and it was not until the forming of the Foundation that these definitions became uniform and categorized.
SCP (Supernatural Catalyst Property, "Scips") – At its widest definition, a SCP is any entity, object or property that does not conform to known principles of reality, or as officially put, are "jeopardizing to normalcy".
SCP classification levels are based on the difficulty of containment: Safe (easily contained), Euclid (unpredictable properties) and Keter (complex and incredibly difficult containment needed).
IPE (Isolated Paranormal Entity, "Boogies") - A conscious entity connected to a specific Domain. IPEs are generally contained within their Domain, and may only move to base reality under rare and ill-defined circumstances.
PRE (Phobic Representational Entities, "Fears") – A conscious entity of considerable power connected to a respective domain. Unlike IPEs, Fears are not contained within their Domain, and may move themselves into base reality at will. Also unlike IPEs, Fears may demonstrate inconsistency in form and powers, but will maintain an overall theme.
LOC (Lucid Oneirological Concept, "Spooks") – A manifestation of the Dreamworld within base reality. This manifestation will generally take the form of entities or locations, if it has any definably form to begin with. LOCs are by nature transient and inconsistent within themselves: a manifestation will last a matter of hours at most before dissipating, and may change in any way at any moment. LOCs very rarely have any notable effect on base reality.
LPU (Localized Pocket Universe, "Domain") – A form of alternate universe, LUPs are defined by being tied to a single entity (though in certain cases, such as the Empty City, the Domain is the entity itself.) A Domain will collapse into non-existence when the accompanied entity is destroyed. Domains are classified as "inner" and "outer", as determined by the relationship with the entity that controls it:
Inner – The entity exists or originates outside of the Domain, within base reality. (ex. The Eliacube)
Outer – The entity exists or originates within the Domain, though it may move into base reality. (ex. The Path of Black Leaves)
AU (Alternate Universe, "Alts") – A separate universe that is not specifically tied a single entity.
Well, as I know nothin' about this game, I can't really tell you. Also, can you add mine to the OP?
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How about (for a Pre-Alpha-name):
Project class-velution?
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Hokay, it's up there.
@Wiwaxia - Here's the Incubator entry. Look good?
Incubator* – Nothing is known about the Incubators: not their origins, not their motives, and most certainly not how they seem to break the rules of the universe on a whim. What is known is as follows:
• Incubators will generally appear as small, cat-like creatures. It is suspected that this is not their true form, or is possibly only a single stage in their life cycle.
• Incubators are seemingly immune to physical harm, and do not seem to obey Euclidian physics: they quite literally appear out of nowhere.
• Incubators will appear to certain individuals apparently at random, offering them a "contract". The contractee is granted one wish (within limits: massive changes to reality and raising the dead are not permitted) and special powers (appearing much like fictional magic, but generally only usable within a Domain), but is bound into fighting "Witches" (A certain variety of IPE).
• Those who agree to contracts are given a phylactery, displaying the condition of their soul. If the phylactery goes black due to over use of powers or emotional strife, the contractee will become a witch themselves.
Sweet. Hey, maybe tomorrow, does anyone wanna go on Skype and try to get a bit of Alpha-testing done? I have quite a few of the beginning abilities and such picked out, and having some help with the rest of the early-game stuff would be quite helpful
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Well, not quite. They just respawn. And eat their corpse.
So, I'm thinking that we should probably take out the reference to Madoka itself? :Pmassive changes to reality
Also, things to note, if not mention (maybe for a hypothetical "GM's secrets" section): they are harvesting energy for... something, from killed witches and transformations into witches, and the scope of each individual contractee's wish is limited by their potential historical importance/ability to change the world.
Everything else looks good.
Maybe also add Walurgisnacht: an uberwitch that appears to be made out of assimilated witches/contractees that is not linked to any domain. Appears randomly across the world, wreaks great havoc, the vanishes again for decades or centuries.
Best. Name. Ever.
The terms all look pretty good.
As amusing as that image is, I think the arrival of the Anti-Spirals should come at the end of the second season, with Qilby no longer a threat when they emerge from stasis, and with Yugo having a better idea of who he is, not to mention actually having the skills to access the Eliacube's pocket dimensions.
It's not really a big sticking point, though.
Something to consider adding in: Journey.
The problem is how. I'm just thinking of a nice little cameo or reference, not making it a major part of the game, but I'm stumped.
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Also, could you try putting up your "alpha" revision on the doc? I'd like to see what you've got.
Would it be possible to add a table of contents with links to specific parts of the document?
Also, maybe Flamel discovers the secret of making the philosopher's stone, but is horrified and tries to destroy it. (Spoiler: he fails)
Bookmarks are in.
Flamel's in as having created an imperfect philosopher's stone, so that's an option.
The guys from Journey are probably going to go in as sort of village elders for the Exiles.
Working on fleshing out a list of Fears for GM use.
Other ideas involve giving more Era 3 focus as being pre-war. What I've got so far is that the ASA (from Firefly) was a puppet government instituted by the HPNA to control the Verse cluster (which may have had a Forerunner artifact?), the ASA founds the company that breaks the Flood quarantine. Perhaps that was their intention? Maybe they thought that releasing the Flood into the Verse would do something with the Forerunner artifact, and they wanted to unify everything before they released it.
Last edited by Quirk; 04-15-2012 at 07:55 PM.
You wanted comments?
Well, you got them. I littered the doc with them like a bunch of drunk assholes litter your favorite campsite.
The timing on the Anti Spirals arrival at the World of Twelve is bugging me more than I thought it would. Could you explain your thinking there a bit more?
Thank y'kindly for the comments.
Now then, my thinking on the timing. The amount of spiral energy necessary to shift the entire universe twenty minutes back in time is so utterly ridiculous that every Anti-Spiral in the universe would be all OH SHIT SPIRAL NEMESIS. The thing is, due to wibbly-wobbly stuff, they would not realize that it had happened until the time had been caught up. But once they realized that, they would not even bother giving the "You're all about to die speech." While the BoT sees a gigantic fleet of Anti-Spirals, what they don't see is that those Anti-Spirals are panicking the fuck out. Imagine if North Korea made an anti-matter bomb. That is a fraction of the fuck these Anti-Spirals are flipping out when the Eliacube goes off.
Ok. I'll buy it.
Now we need to figure out what to do with Qilby at the "other end". I suppose Balthazar could teach Yugo instead of Phaeris, and the Eliacube could take the Brotherhood into stasis as an automatic response to an unresisted Anti-Spiral invasion. Also, do we want the Eliacube to auto-recover the Council's eggs (ensuring their reincarnation), or should they be lost to the attack?
I was planning on having Qilby pop out of the Eliacube right after Nox is defeated. He's freaking out (goes in during Deathwatch, comes out during it too), tries to flee in the Zinit. The BoT chase after him, delay him long enough that they all see the AS fleet arrive. The Cube picks up the Brotherhood and just blinks away. Qilby looks up just in time to see the fleet before they vapeorize the planet.
We may have to settle for minimal season 2 stuff.
The eggs are not going to be recovered, just in that this is supposed to be the end of the Eliatrope civilization proper.
Though, some other IDEs for the Cube. I'm thinking that construction of the cube has been passed down through the cycles, like the Crucible in Mass Effect. The Chozo dug up the plans in this cycle, managed to start construction, and it got passed around between species until it got to the Eliatropes, who completed it. The completed Cube seems to think for itself, being a reconstruction of a FAR artifact and all.


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Inspects, maintains, modifies, tests, and repairs propellers, turboprop and turboshaft engines, jet engines, small gas turbine engines, and engine ground support equipment (SE).
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With Air Force jets, the United States can have a significant aggressive, defensive or humanitarian force anywhere in the world in 30 minutes. It's an ability and responsibility that relies on having planes ready to go at a moment's notice. As an Aerospace Propulsion specialist, you'll ensure our engines are in first-rate operational condition. You'll know the engines inside and out and work on the flight line, in a shop or in a test facility. You'll also work where the jets are, whether that's in the United States or abroad.
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After eight-and-a-half weeks of Basic Military Training, every Airman goes to technical training to learn their career. Here's the basic information about Aerospace Propulsion technical training:
School location: Sheppard AFB [TX]
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You may be assigned to a flying unit, or a back shop.
What you're actually going to do in your career depends on what engine you're supporting, where, and how.
Do well in school; learn the basics, and don't forget to think! Attention to detail is a HUGE thing when dealing with jet engines overall.
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Thanks TEG, much appreciated.
I guess my everyday life will be pretty dependent on what I get stuck on.
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I guess my everyday life will be pretty dependent on what I get stuck on.
"Stuck on"? Doesn't sound like you're thinking positive.... Always make the most of the cards you are dealt. If you're miserable all the time your work will reflect that.
But yes, the airframe/engine combination you're assigned will make a world of difference as to what your job will entail; as will the base or specific unit.
My career was somewhat backwards, did all flight-line at first, never tore an engine down until I was well into my second enlistment at another base. Most cases will see a new engine mechanic assigned to a back-shop/JEIM to learn the ins/outs of the engines before they are sent to a flight-line. These days though, with the change of duty stations and constant trips to combat zones, you may get to the line much quicker.
Just remember, the more you learn, the further you'll go in any career. Knowing 'just the basics' will only get you basic in return. Knowing as much as possible about your engine and how it interacts with the airframe and other systems will open many more doors down the road.
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Sorry, I'm actually really excited, my recruiter and I had some miscommunication and I was under the impression I was going in as Tactical Aircraft Maintenance, but I really wanted this job. Seems like it would be great to help me on the outside.
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Chad Allan Sisson, 32, of East Boy Scout Road in Chattanooga, Tenn., was arrested on Saturday, Oct. 20, for possession of marijuana (less than one ounce), as well as active warrants for theft by taking and probation violation.
Sisson remained Friday in the Catoosa County jail with a bond set at $3,100 for the drug charge. As of Friday, Oct. 26, he was not eligible to be bonded out due to the other felony warrants that had no bond set for them.
Officers were dispatched to the Wal-Mart at 3040 Ga. 2 (Battlefield Parkway) just after 3 a.m. on Oct. 20 in reference to a shoplifting incident, in which store employees were unsuccessful in attempting to detain the suspect.
"Upon my arrival, I spoke with the night manager who advised me that a male subject entered the store and placed several items in his jacket, and then walked outside passing all points of purchase," officer Michael Cannon said. "He stated that when he tried to stop the male subject, he refused and directed a second male to get back in the car."
The manager stated that the passenger soon thereafter exited the vehicle at the traffic light in front of the store while the shoplifting suspect drove away headed eastbound on Battlefield Parkway, reports show.
"The store manager pointed out the second male who was standing beside a vehicle talking to someone," Cannon said. "I then spoke with Mr. Sisson and detained him until it could be established whether or not he was involved with the theft."
During questioning, it was determined that Sisson had not entered the store and that he would not be charged with anything pertaining to the shoplifting incident, reports show.
However, Sisson's information was ran through both the National and Georgia Crime Information Centers (NCIC/GCIC), and it was discovered that he had multiple active warrants, and therefore was arrested and transported to Catoosa County jail.
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I, too, wondered how much utility a micro-car would have on a road trip, so I took one of each on a weekend getaway. I drove a Smart Fortwo to Sebring, about 150 miles north on U.S. 27, and a Scion iQ across Alligator Alley to Marco Island, just south of Naples. The manufacturers lent me their cars.
The usual reaction I got from friends and colleagues was "How could you possibly feel safe on the highway in that toy car?" The Smart car is just under 9 feet long; the iQ is 10 feet. But I survived with no close calls, no desperate maneuvers to dodge tractor-trailers, no pulling off the road to let my heart slow down.
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You have to wonder if the corporate school reformers are overplaying their hand. Daniel Denvir is reporting tonight in the City Paper that a major "education reform" group called PennCAN hired a leading GOP pollster and commissioned a secret report urging Gov. Corbett to attack the Philadelphia teachers' union and use the current schools crisis to whip up political support going into the 2014 election.
The report commissioned by PennCAN urges Corbett to use the school situation -- which has already caused considerably anguish for 3,900 workers who've been handed pink slips and for parents and kids watching their schools close for good this week -- as a "wedge" issue to rally his voters.
It's been a while since we've had a good conspiracy theory here on Attytood -- and that's a damn shame. I think I'm like a lot of people (and many journalists, although probably not all will admit it) in that I love reading a good conspiracy theory -- but I also try to keep my BS detector tuned at a high enough level that ultimately I don't believe most of them. (And many conspiracy theories are easy to disbelieve...it was a hologram and not a plane on 9/11 -- um, yeah, right.) Of the what you'd call the major unproved conspiracy theories, I always thought there were two where there was a preponderance of evidence that the government lied in a big way (and if it makes you feel better, both cover-ups happened during Democratic presidencies.)
One, of course, is the JFK assassination -- just one piece of evidence, that fact that mob associate Jack Ruby gained access to silence Lee Harvey Oswald the day after he said "I'm just a patsy" is prima facie proof of a conspiracy, don't you think? (And don't get me started about "Umbrella Man.")
It was just the other day that we were celebrating the 24th anniversary of the unknown hero that the world knows simply as Tank Man. You know exactly what I'm talking about, the solitary protester in Beijing's Tienanmen Square, who refused to move in the face of four Chinese tanks involved in crushing a pro-democracy movement. The image "went viral" in 1989 before most people even had the Internet, because it spoke to both our fears and fantasies of the 20th Century -- a valiant stand for personal freedom in the face of a totalitarian government, a memorable battle in our long slow drive to bend the moral arc of the universe toward justice.
In 2013, the world is rallying behind...Standing Man. His name is Erdem Gunduz, a Turkish "performance artist" who yesterday strolled into the heart of Istanbul's Taksim Square, which had been cleared of protesters just the night before by Turkish police firing tear gas canisters and water cannons. At 6 p.m. local time, the Standing Man dropped his bag and stood completely still, staring straight at a giant portrait of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the godfather of modern Turkish democracy, and the Turkish flag. For the next eight hours, Gunduz did not move -- an act of defiance so simple, so dignified, that it electrified the nation. Some rushed to the square, others took up a solitary stance in the capital city of Ankara and elsewhere, and a few even stood with him in other nations around the globe.
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Meanwhile, I'm a few days late on this, but Charles Pierce over at Esquire, who is fast become a national treasure, has published arguably the best piece on all of this, Here's an excerpt:
Guess what football team he roots for. This raises serious questions about his integrity -- and his suitability for the White House.
Being in a minority, even a minority of one, did not make you mad. There was truth and there was untruth, and if you clung to the truth even against the whole world, you were not mad.
People are starting to notice that it's apocalypse now for the Philadelphia School District...people like the New York Times:
PHILADELPHIA — When a second grader came to the Andrew Jackson School too agitated to eat breakfast on Friday, an aide alerted the school counselor, who engaged him in an art project in her office. When he was still overwrought at 11, a secretary called the boy's family, and soon a monitor at the front door buzzed in an older brother to take him home.
There's an old axiom in journalism that sometimes the best articles aren't the ones that tell you something you didn't know, but the ones that confirm or prove what you long suspected. Here in Pennsylvania, you don't need to be Sherlock Holmes to deduce that Gov. Corbett sees his constituency as business owners -- especially large business owners -- and that to better serve that clientele and thus give to the rich, he metaphorically robs from the poor -- again and again and again.
It started right after he took office in 2011 when he killed the AdultBasic program and left many lower-income people without health insurance. There were massive cuts to public assistance, and now the governor's stance against Medicaid expansion under President Obama's health care reform will needlessly put thousands more at risk. All this while Corbett continues to push for lower corporate taxes and spurned a broader tax on the fracking industry -- something that's done in every other gas-producing state -- in favor of an "impact fee" that has much less, um, impact.
I'm a very lucky dad, and so are some of you reading this...Happy Father's Day. But not everyone is so fortunate. No father should have to experience the pain that Newtown's Gilles Rousseau has been through this year. Doesn't Washington owe them some sane gun laws?


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- Focus on Secondary Condition Prevention: Pain is a Major Secondary Condition Among People with Spinal Cord Injury
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NCHPAD presents 'Exercise Program for Individuals with Spinal Cord Injuries: Paraplegia'. This video is funded by the Christopher & Dana Reeve Paralysis Resource Center and developed in conjunction with the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago and the National Center on Health, Physical Activity, and Disability. It is designed for individuals with paraplegia, and features a 25-minute aerobic segment, as well as strengthening, and flexibility segments for a well-rounded exercise program. Warm-up and cool-down exercises are also included. This video is available in DVD and VHS formats. Closed captioning feature is available for both formats.
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The NCHPAD Quick Series Guide on Exercise for Individuals with Spinal Cord Injuries: Paraplegia is a pocket-sized reference guide on exercise for individuals with paraplegia. This is an excellent resource that can be used to complement the exercise video, or as a guide while exercising in your home or at the fitness center.
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Tournament Report. Yes, same local as the other posted, but a different POV.
About a week ago I get a call from my old Naruto ccg team saying that we're hitting up locals that are about an hour drive away, to keep some cash for today and get ready, then I realize, one of my team members has my main deck ;-;. We talked over fb, he told me the version that he was working on wasn't finished, it needed around 10 more cards, pretty difficult to get too. A week passes by and it's Saturday (Today). I look at the build, it was technically NvS. I remember that around 5 months ago (the last time we played at locals and the last time I played in general) he borrowed my 3x NvS. He made a decklist (which I might post later on, idk) and I noted every card needed. We stopped for breakfast and since I ate at home, I just bought some coffee. We got there eventually after talking about video games, life, responsibilities and random stuff. I meet up with a friend that I haven't seen in years because it's been years since we've gone to that local. He hits me up with the info, the tourney starts in 10 minutes and I get around 4 cards needed out of 10 but my friend let me borrow about 3 more, and make some jank fill ins for the rest and side board.
Tournament starts: Round 1- Vs Revitalize Earth. Game 1: I get steamrolled, my power shuffle pooped on me, didn't get anything useful, just a bunch of dead draws, some misplays and a Sasuke. I scooped. Game 2: We draw decently, I got a god tier hand, dropped a Sasuke, Wagered it, Lee, Ink Fish, Naruto, got some needle ***os and won t4 with NvS. Game 3: He drew poop, just a Choji that I subdued t0 and he didn't play another ninja till like t3 and he just didn't get a break even though I just got a mediocre hand at best. Round 2- Vs. Perma-Mission Earth Game 1: I got a decent starting hand, he got a god tier hand. He played BBQ, and a bunch of missions, got his Zetsu to like 8/8, dropped a Deidara and I got over powered as he had mental power too with Shikaku and Shikamaru. Game 2: He had a way better opening hand than me, but my draw power came in and I effectively used all 3 of my NvS, the last one for game, close match, although it was pure luck and draw power. Game 3: I made a bunch of misplays, didn't get that great of a hand, he steamrolled my early game with mental power. Round 3- Vs. Puppets (Teammate) Game 1: Mulled to four, already not liking the situation. One decision on my part gave him an advantage. I let his matsuri or something live (Having a Sasuke and Subdue), he then proceded to make huge teams with 2 Crows and over powered me as I didn't have much to begin with. Game 2: I had a stall-ish hand with kisuke and Lee and a bunch of jutsu, but I didn't wanna risk it. He got out some big dudes and flamethrowers, blah blah. I ended up stalling, only getting about 3 brs early game, I got till turn 8, evolved my Naruto into 6-tails, but couldn't survive till turn 9 to Exodia him with my 9-tails as I didn't get enough stall. As the tournament went on, I traded for the rest of my deck, finished it completely. I had a great time and got 4 promo Loopy Fist Lees. Pros: - Met up with old friends from far away - Had well needed bro time with my old teammates - Finished my deck completely - Traded a bunch of unlimited trade bait and got a 6th Hokage, Izanagi, x2 Madara and lots of fire stuff that I wanted for another deck. - After game pizza. -Got updated and motivated with the game, hopefully gonna do this monthly. Cons: - Didn't top, expected with a janky last minute deck, made after about 5 months of total inactivity, rushed within 10 minutes. Although, NvS ftfw. - Left home with about 28$, got home with 10$ ;-; - Didn't get my Susanoó (Sasuke), but well, I got a lot of other things. - I'm sleepy as ****, I remembered every deck, but the games weren't too specific into what really happened and they probably went a bit differently. I also sideboarded some pakkuns and Sabirus, but didn't mention when. I had a really fun time with the crew and talked about our problematic memories about our love life/sex life and about the past of MTG on our way home. I gotta love my teammates. Ask for the decklist, if you want me to post it. Last edited by works4tacos : 01-13-2013 at 01:37 PM. |
good stuff. this is the kinda report that's worth it. who gives a care about the big things when at least you had a good time chilling with everyone else. (ppl have different opinions than this lol).
but yea, where are your locals? seems like everyone loves getting pizza after tournaments. me and my team are always getting taco bell, that's the good shiz right there. |
You already know, though. lololol. Last edited by works4tacos : 01-13-2013 at 06:32 PM. |
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In watching "MTV's True Life: Southern Belle," we see that a "Southern Belle" is a stereotypically vapid southern blonde white woman hell-bent on conforming to a sado-masochist vision of proper womanhood. Typical characteristics of an aspiring or "professional" Belle are: extreme narcissism, poor grammar and an obsession with "Southern" culture and alienating themselves with more mainstream homogeneous metro-culture. The saddest thing though is the day that they realize they're "old" and are no longer pretty, casting them into a dark brooding depression battled with eating...turning them into the 350 pound troll women often encountered in the South. Raini, from MTV's True Life: Southern Belle, cries when her 350 pound mother doesn't drive fast enough to the pageant.
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Southern women appreciate their natural assets:
Clean skin. A winning smile. That unforgettable Southern drawl. Southern women know their manners: "Yes, ma'am." "Yes, sir." "Why, no, Billy!" Southern women have a distinct way with fond expressions: "Y'all come back!" "Well, bless your heart." "Drop by when you can." "How's your Momma?" Southern women know their summer weather report: Humidity Humidity Humidity Southern women know their vacation spots: The beach The beach The beach Southern women know the joys of June, July, and August: Summer tans Colorful hi-heel sandals Strapless sun dresses Southern women know everybody's first name: Honey Darlin' Shugah Southern women know the movies that speak to their hearts: Fried Green Tomatoes Driving Miss Daisy Steel Magnolias Gone With The Wind Southern women know their religions: Baptist Methodist Football Southern women know their country breakfasts: Red-eye gravy Grits Country ham Mouth-watering homemade biscuits with momma's homemade jelly Southern women know their cities dripping with Southern charm: Charleston (Chawl'stn) Savannah (S'vanah) New Orleans (N'awlins) Atlanta (Addlanna) Southern women know their elegant gentlemen: Men in uniform. Men in tuxedos Rhett Butler, of course! Southern women know their prime real estate: The Mall The Country Club The Beauty Salon Southern w... |
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God's greatest creation ever. The most beautiful women in the world. "You're beautiful." "I know. I'm from the South."
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The 10 Commandants for Southern Belles
1.Never cuss in front of your Mamma or your mammy. 2.Your daddy (and Rhett Butler) is always the perfect man. 3.Never wear white after Labor Day or before Easter. 4.Never try to pass faux pearls for real ones at any special event. (especially your debut) 5.Always say yes mama and yes sir. No matter who you are talking to. 6.Never go out without "putting your face on" because you never know who you will see 7.Never pretend to be drunker than you really are. 8.Never smoke at a country club, on the street, or anywhere besides your house or at a very close friend's house 9.Never forgive yankees. (just remember you could be Scarlet O Hara if they had not have won the war) 10.NEVER accept the defeat by the enemy Southern Belles are god's gift to earth. Southern Belles Always... drink sweet tea Watch Steel Magnolias Read Gone with the Wind Hate Yankess!!! Examples of Southern Belles are... Scarlet O'Hara, Melanie Wilks, All the women in Steel Magnolias and Yaya Sisterhood. and most true Saint Marys girls.
always remember... WWMD- What Would Melanie Do WWSD- What Would Scarlet Do |
4. | Southern Belle | ||
Main Entry: Southern Belle
Part of Speech: Noun Definition: A beautiful and charming woman from the Southern United States. A Southern Belle possesses an undeniable natural charm, has a warm and dazzling smile, and impeccable manners, calling each person she encounters 'sir' or 'ma'am' regardless of their age or position. A Southern Belle can be recognized by her unforgettable Southern drawl, unstinting hospitality and graciousness, and her recognition as Football as a part of her religion. Southern Belles are recognized as one of God's greatest creations and continously overshadow women from Northern US States. "Look at Reese Witherspoon. She's flawless and brilliant. Look at her smile, look at her charm! I feel mezmerized by her!"
"Of course you do, she's from Tennessee." "And what does that have to do with anything?" "It has everthing to do with it! She's a Southern Belle!" |
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a dead breed as far as younger generations are concerned; much like the southern gentleman Southern women nowadays are at least as disgusting as women from other regions; they'll claim otherwise of course John: Dude, did you see that southern belle?
Jack: Nobody cares because southern belles don't really exist anymore. Really, southerners are a major reason american women are getting such a bad rep |
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the act of waving a duvet around like Scarlet O'Hara when lying in bed after letting a really wet, warm, loud and smelly fart. The waving around of the duvet adds to the comedy but also helps to spread the smell. While speaking in a Southern American accent. saying such phrases as, see examples. all of this is done while blaming your girl/boyfriend. woowee, I do declare ive gone and made a southern belle of myself.
somebody bakin brownies? smells just like a southern belle. somebody better get me some lemonade to wash away this southern belle. its mighty warm in here, warmer than a southern belle. |


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2. | Punta | ||
Punta is NOT a slang word. PUTA is a hispanic slang term for "whore" Punta is what non-hispanics think is Puta. For some reason they put the "N" in it. "Did you hear that Puta call her a Punta? hahaaha Whats a Punta?"
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Spanish for "end":
1) A point of land extending into a body of water. 2) Rude term for the buttocks, usually female. 1) Punta Blanca - White point.
2) "What a punta!" |
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PUNTA doesn't mean puta.
PUNTA is a traditional dance in Honduras performed my Garifuna musicians. Ruperta was learning to dance punta.
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A traditional dance created by the Garifuna who were Blacks who refused slavery and were kicked out of st. Vincent and migrated to Central America. Punta is mostly heard in Belize, Honduras, and Guatemala. Garifuna dance punta to celebrate the life of the dead! they believe that when you die, you're in a stupor and not yet gone. So they dance one last time with you, and also to celebrate your life...
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The slang term, made up by Groucho-Won, that is commonly in conjunction with the one and only, Vagina. She spread her legs and I observed her punta.
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If the president of the United States is named George W. Bush, and you have need of a circumstance in which to refer to him by a code name, you could call him "the punta." Enraged Environmentalist: "Damn! The punta pulled us out of the Kyoto accords!"


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Election 2012: Democratic Representative Berta Gardner v. Republican School Board Member Don Smith for Senate District HTwo politicians aiming for a new arenaANCHORAGE - There's an open Senate seat in Midtown, and the winner could determine whether the bipartisan coalition survives. Republican Don Smith says his Senate campaign is all about the money. "I'm father of the tax cap. I've fought on the school board to try to hold things down. I think I've demonstrated to people that I'm concerned in that area. So I think people have a very definite choice in Midtown Anchorage." Democratic Representative Berta Gardner has been known to vote against the state budget. "But I think in the last few years one benefit of high state spending is that it has helped us create jobs, it has been used for things like focusing on increasing our use of renewable energy, which down the road will benefit Alaskans dramatically." On the great oil tax debate of the past two years, both candidates say they want some changes but don't want to give away the farm to the North Slope producers. Gardner said: "I think it requires that people sort of be willing to be somewhat flexible around the edges and understand that nobody's going to get everything they want. And we have to negotiate with each other." Smith said: "They've got to really prove that to me that there's an inequitable arrangement going on right now. I suspect it is. I've looked at the charts, and we're right at the very top in terms of states or countries that take a big chunk of the oil revenue in the form of taxation." Of the senate's bipartisan coalition, Smith is emphatic about the future: "It's going away." But Gardner says Alaskans want cooperation. "I think there is broad support across Alaska for coalitions." Midtown voters could have a say in whether the current one survives. To view the full unedited interview with Berta Gardner, click here. To view the full unedited interview with Don Smith, click here. |
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Budget travel in Kerala – Kumily / Periyar
Tough budgets? Don't worry, you can still enjoy to the fullest, of all that Kerala has to offer.
I was in Kochi when I made an impromptu decision to travel with a set budget in mind. Destinations mapped on my itinerary were Kumily, Alleppey and Varkala. Days in hand numbered 5. As the luck would have it, I met 2 tourists on the bus who had a similar travel plan on mind…by the end of the bus trip we had decided to travel together! More the merrier!


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Deli rotisserie chicken accelerates preparation of a classic casserole full of fabulous flavor.
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