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Seal Online
Seal Online is an anime inspired 3D fantasy MMORPG with 6 classes to chose from. The game has an interesting graphic style and unique features like match making and a combo system. But don't let the cute graphics fool you, Seal Online also has a variety of PvP modes including an open PvP environment.
Publisher: YNK Interactive (DontBlynk)
Playerbase: Low
Graphics: Medium Quality
Type: MMORPG
EXP Rate: Medium
PvP: Open / Duels
Filesize: 693 MB
Pros: +Unique graphic style. +Varied classes. +Open PvP, arenas, and guild wars. +Optional tutorial. +Raise pets, find a soul mate, and more.
Cons: -Players must spam healing items. -Large maps, lots of walking. -Low population, heavy grind.
Seal Online Updates
"Attention all Seal Online Fans! The next chapter is finally arriving! Seal Online: Blades of Destiny is opening June 18th! Don't miss all the great new content like the Black Dragon Raid, brand new Battle Pet System, and more including two new floors in the Sage Tower! Check out the information below for how you can get into the game with some amazing items from day 1 of launch!" – 6/28/2013
- A second channel has been added to the server to improve connectivity.
- Sage tower level 3 and 4 bug fix
- Incorrect login messages fixed
- Red Chip item removed
- AAA item name changed to Water Drop Diamond
- Pet Tamer NPC text fixes (Quest turn in possible)
- Hunting Help NPC removed
Seal Online Overview
Seal Online is an animated fantasy game with an interesting graphic style. Unlike other Asian games, players in Seal Online have the option to select their first class during character creation but can opt to start as a beginner to try the game out before making a class choice at level 10. Similarly, players are given three starting town choices with one being a newbie town. Seal Online isn't a revolutinary MMORPG but has many unique features and more than an average amount of starting classes.
Beginner - This choice is for those who are uncertain of what class they want to play. Beginners can experience the game freely until level 10 at which time they can either make the first class change or continue to play as jobless Vegabonds, an ill advised choice.
Knight - Knights have the highest defense and make the best tank class. They use one handed swords and have a hard time leveling alone during the early stages. The most important stats for a Knight are strength and agility and some vitality.
Warrior - The offensive melee class, Warriors use two handed swords to deal high damage. Their most important stats are strength and agility.
Magician - Masters of offensive spells. Magicians have low defense but make up for it with powerful long ranged attacks. Their most important stats are intelligence and wisdom.
Priest - Priests are a supportive class with healing and buffing spells but are also capable melee fighters. Stats that are important to priests include strength, intelligence, and wisdom.
Jester - The rogues of Seal Online. Jesters use daggers or throwing weapons and prefer speed over brute force. Jesters rely on agility, strength and intelligence.
Craftsman - The merchant class that can create powerful equipment. Craftsman protect themselves with large mallets if required. Their primary stats are luck for crafting and strength for increased damage.
Each class has two second class options available after reaching level 150. The level cap in Seal Online is over 200 so there is plenty of grinding to be done!
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Seal Online Featured Video
Seal Online Review
By Erhan Altay
Seal Online was developed and is published by YNK Interactive, the same Korean team behind Rohan Online. Originally planned for a 2005 English version launch, Seal online wasn't released until late 2007. Technically, the game is similar to many other fantasy MMORPGs. It has a basic point and click interface and the usual grind based gameplay but the graphic style gives the game a unique look. The bright, colorful graphics give the game the same feel as a Saturday morning cartoon.
Pick From Six
While Seal Online only has a single server and a relatively small population, it offers new players a large selection of classes. Unlike other Asian games where you start as a beginner and must earn the right to chose a class, Seal Online lets you skip the 'novice' phase and jump right into it as one of six classes; Knight, Warrior, Magician, Priest, Jester, or Crafter. Each class plays a bit differently and has its own primary and secondary stat. For a deeper look at the classes, please see the overview but it is worth mentioning that players who are unsure which class to play are given the opportunity to start as the 'beginner' class and wait until level 10 to make up their minds. There is no downside to starting as a beginner except that it will start you out in beginner town where you'll have the opportunity to complete the short tutorial.
The Lonely Road
Whether or not you decide to start as a beginner, the first few levels will be similar. Players won't learn any offensive skills during the first 10 levels, instead each level will give them the ability to perform a new basic function. Sitting, resting, and such are all skills that must be trained. Those who chose to start in Newbie Town will have quests available that break up the grind a bit but they will still have to suffer through one of the game's major faults. I'm not sure if it's the maps that are too large or the characters that are too slow but getting from place to place in Seal Online takes far longer than it ought to. Zones are connected via warp portals and with a total of 30 zones, the game world is fairly large in size. The trouble is things are too spaced out. A large portion of each map is empty, monsters are found in bunches leaving players to battle the same kind of monster for several levels before moving to the next camp. Things get more exciting after level 10 when players can learn offensive skills from their NPC trainers located in town. After learning a skill once, players can increase its rank freely anywhere in the game world, no need to run back to the trainer each level.
Combo Breaker!
One interesting feature that helps add some excitement to combat is the combo system, similar to the one used in Deco Online. Melee classes must hit the buttons that show up on the screen as they attack to perform more powerful combo attacks. There are many combos available but new players are stuck using the same one for many hours. Additionally, some classes like the Magician must make do without this feature since their attacks and spells don't work with it. Beyond this, combat in Seal Online is the standard fare; point and click with a hotkey where players can assign shortcuts to skills and consumable items. It seems this game has taken the potion spamming approach by making it almost a necessity to carry around hundreds of health and mana restoring items. There is no cool down attached to using these items and buying them in bulk is the single largest expense new players face. Running out of them means it's time to make a town run to stock back up, often taking a good deal of time.
Love Conquers All
Seal Online has an interesting couples system similar to the 'soulmate' feature in Asda Story. Two players (of opposite genders) can become a couple by accepting the other's invitation. This feature is not just there for novelty, there are some practical uses such as the ability to instantly teleport to your partner. For a game with such large maps, this can save a good deal of time. Like many other MMORPGs, Seal Online has a simple pet system where players must raise a pet by feeding it, playing with it and watching it change over time. The pet system didn't impress me much since all beginner pets are just small seeds that hover around your character and bother you from time to time asking to be fed. One feature that did interest me was the unique fame concept. Quests aren't a big part of this game and most of them are simple fetch quests — go collect 30 of this item and come back, but besides a simple experience / cash reward, they increase the player's fame. Fame controls your character's title and also what equipment and pets you can use.
Cute Combat
It may not look the part but Seal Online has one of the most open PvP environments of any free game. Besides the usual dueling, guild war and arena functions, players are allowed to attack others almost anywhere outside the few towns. To keep things from getting out of hand, there are penalties involved with indiscriminate killing. PKs, or player killers, receive chaos points which increase their experience penalty and even cause them to drop items upon death. Chaos points can be worked off by hunting monsters are the less populated second channel but be careful, it takes much more effort to work off chaos points than it does to accumulate them. Seal Online may only have 30 maps there is plenty of content to grind through. With a level cap over 200 and many bosses that require large groups of players, Seal Online is certain to keep fans occupied for many months. The trouble is that there really isn't much in this game to set it apart from other cartoony Asian MMORPG grinders. The few unique concepts are interesting but don't go far enough to give Seal Online a broad audience appeal.
Final Verdict: Good
Seal Online has a graphic style that's sure to appeal to many players but the gameplay is generic and slow paced. The few original features such as combo attacks, pets, the fame and relationship system are useful additions but don't define the game. If you're looking for a simple anime styled MMORPG to pass the time, Seal Online is a good choice. If you're after something more, look elsewhere.
Seal Online Videos
Seal Online Character Creation
Seal Online Raid Boss
Seal Online Official Trailer
Seal Online Gameplay Trailer
Seal Online Gameplay Footage
Seal Online Links
Seal Online System Requirements
Minimum Requirements:
OS: Windows 2000 / XP / Vista
CPU: Pentium 600MHz
HDD: 2.0 GB Free
Graphics Card: GeForce 64MB 3D
Recommended Specifications:
OS: Windows 2000 / XP / Vista
CPU: Pentium 1.00GHz or better
RAM: 512 MB or more
HDD: 2.5 GB Free
Graphics Card: GeForce FX 128MB 3D
Seal Online Articles
- Seal Online: New Server Opening Soon - Posted on November 13, 2014
JC Planet has recently announced that they will be hosting the classic 3D MMORPG: Seal Online, with a brand new server and new events for players to enjoy. 'JCPlanet' and 'Playwith games' invites you to new and special shiltz with full of FUN.
- Seal Online: Blades of Destiny Relaunches - Posted on June 18, 2013
Online PC and mobile games publisher, Playwith Interactive, has announced the newly re-launched Seal Online: Blades of Destiny, an anime inspired free to play MMORPG franchise established in 2007.


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Wow!!! it is a 20% fatter than previous 10.10... I hope it brings something new!
Phoronix: AMD Catalyst 10.11 Linux Driver Released
As was pointed out in our forums, the AMD Catalyst 10.11 Linux driver has tipped up today. This driver, with its installer package approaching 120MB in size, is now available for download at AMD's web-site...
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No unminimize delay
Blur works (except Mipmap)
Video vsync still doesn't work
I give it about 5 more years and it will be fine.
I'm happy with my nvidia now. Even though the drivers are closed source, they WORK. Imagine that! No screen tearing, crashes, and hardware acceleration.
Also of note, I swear that 90% of the times phoronix posts about a new Radeon drive the headline is 'nothing interesting'
Seriously ATI, excuse me, I meant AMD, if you want my business stop talking about roadmaps, and future improvements, and just release something that competes with nvidia TODAY
I owned a HD4870 until half a year ago and it worked fine. No problems with 3D games like Heroes of Newerth, Vendetta Online, ET:QW and Regnum Online, in fact most of those games ran even faster than on a similar system with windows vista. I now own a Radeon HD5870 and it's just awesome! Unigine, HoN, UrbanTerror, RegnumOnline, Vendetta Online ...everything runs perfect and I never experienced a crash with one of those cards/drivers and I sure do alot of stuff with them (compiz, gaming, videos...). oh and btw. if you use the open source driver it's your own fault...I mean, come on, you can't even configure them without crashing your xserver
Been thinking about selling my 4870 too. Damn you Phoronix for making me think the opensource drivers were any good.
Had a HD4850, which worked great with my open source drivers. I don't play games in Linux though. Just bought a HD6870 a few days ago, which didnt work under X. I kept my HD4850 running while waiting for the ATI 10.11 release, and just now installed both the new release and my new card. Works like a charm ( dual screen setup ). The only annoying thing for now is the "AMD Unsupported hardware" watermark in the lower right corners of my screens But I can live with those for another month or so
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- Suburban Stitcher said...
those are fabulous! i love the secondary pattern that it's creating...what color fabric will you do there?
- February 8, 2012 at 10:31 AM
- selfsewn said...
Gosh Mary this is going to be wonderful!!!
Looks like Christmas again.
It's snowing a teensy bit here today!
- February 8, 2012 at 11:03 AM
- two hippos said...
your blocks are amazing, love your fabric choices!
- February 8, 2012 at 11:20 AM
- Kim with a K said...
Love your new blocks!
They all look terrific together!
- February 8, 2012 at 11:54 AM
- MaryAnnB said...
Those blocks are just wonderful! Love the fussy cutting for the blocks, can't wait to see the finished quilt!
- February 8, 2012 at 11:57 AM
- Kris from DukeSaysSewWhat said...
They look so great all laid out together!
- February 8, 2012 at 1:13 PM
- MB in MI said...
This is going to be one sweet quilt, mary! beautiful work....
- February 8, 2012 at 1:23 PM
- Archie the wonder dog said...
Gorgeous blocks! Are you making them into a quilt, I can't remember your plans...
- February 8, 2012 at 1:31 PM
- Claire Jain said...
Yup, I'm obsessed with that pig.
- February 8, 2012 at 1:33 PM
- em's scrapbag said...
Everyone looks so lovely in their party clothes.:)
- February 8, 2012 at 1:38 PM
- Wendy said...
Ok this quilt is going to be gorgeous! I love that little deer! The colors are just yummy for this quilt and I like that you are using the center hexie to showcase fabrics with. Looking at yours really makes me want to make one of these....
- February 8, 2012 at 2:01 PM
- Rachaeldaisy said...
The farmyard fabric is so cute!!! All your nicks are my favourite, I couldn't pick one. They're so fun and fabulous! Winter looks pretty!!
- February 8, 2012 at 2:08 PM
- Patchwork and Play said...
Oh don't they look fabulous partying with each other!! I can see how they will go together now! I look forward to seeing what wonderful fabric you will use! Lovely!
- February 8, 2012 at 2:17 PM
- Linda said...
Fabulous blocks. Love all your colour and fabric choices, especially the fussy cut centres. Is this block a well known one or have you designed it yourself? Not a block I have come across before.
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- February 8, 2012 at 4:04 PM
- Pinkadot Quilts said...
The color of your blocks are so pretty and fun. THis is going to be a very nice quilt. How many blocks? We are getting snow today.
- February 8, 2012 at 4:09 PM
- Nicky said...
Better and better! I am enjoying these so much!
- February 8, 2012 at 4:36 PM
- Live a Colorful Life said...
Beautiful blocks, Mary! I can't choose a favorite. I have the templates all ready to go. I just need to find some time to go along with the templates. It must be hiding around here somewhere!
- February 8, 2012 at 5:44 PM
- Lisa A said...
Oh, my! These are just adorable! Can't wait to see the finished product.
- February 8, 2012 at 6:43 PM
- Lucy @ Charm About You said...
They're all gorgeous! I do LOVE those little apples though :)
- February 8, 2012 at 7:42 PM
- kelly said...
i could not adore these stars more!!!
- February 8, 2012 at 11:39 PM
- Riitta Sinikka said...
Hi! You have so nice things here!
- February 9, 2012 at 12:11 AM
- Debbie said...
your blocks = wow!
- February 9, 2012 at 12:54 AM
- Beth said...
they are all fabulous, I love the the riot of colour, but I am still mostly in love with the little white billy goat, he's may favourite :) Bethx (the linen cat)
- February 9, 2012 at 2:42 PM
- Teje said...
How amazing blocks! Beautiful!
Funny coincidence, just yesterday I saw and tasted first time those little chocolates from a friend who came from El Paso!
- February 10, 2012 at 11:09 AM
- sewkalico said...
Awesome blocks!!! Love them!
- February 10, 2012 at 3:16 PM
- Sunni @ Love Affair with my Brother said...
I love the strawberries, but the black kitty is still my favorite. I just finished #4!
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A DAREDEVIL teenager from Evesham is hoping to put the town on the map after being selected to join a national extreme sports team.
Luke Rogers, 16, has joined Bullit, a team of professional scooter riders in the UK which also consists of his friends Daryl Spiers, 16, and Ashley Dolan, 15 also from the area.
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March 22nd, 2010, 01:58 PM #586
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SusF, I enjoyed the necromancer series quite a bit. I have all 4 books and of waiting for the next installments to come out. The series is going to be called "The fallen kings cycle". I believe this is because she went with a new publishing house if I'm not mistaken.
Now onto my newly bought list
The Dwarves - Markus Heitz
The War of the Dwarves - Markus Heitz
The Tyrants and Kings Trilogy - John Marco
The Night Angel Trilogy - Brent weeks
Lord Fouls Bane - Stephen Donaldson
Stardust - Neil Gaiman
March 23rd, 2010, 01:14 AM #587
Got my signed copy of The Great Bazaar today
March 24th, 2010, 03:01 AM #588
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Just ordered Watcher of the Dead by J V Jones and The Desert Spear by Brett. Was going to get them from book depository uk but luckily I checked the US site aswell. Got them 25% cheaper each than the UK site. So basically I got one for free
March 24th, 2010, 09:36 AM #589
Since my last update last month, this is what I've bought:
Armageddon Bound - Marquitz
The Folding Knife - Parker
The Passage - Cronin
I Am Not a Serial Killer - Wells
Boneshaker - Priest
City of Dreams and Nightmare - Whates
Cold Magic - Elliott
Red-Headed Stepchild - Wells
The Mage in Black - Wells
The Republic of Thieves - Lynch
The Broken Kingdoms - Nemisin
The Conqueror's Shadow - Marmell
The Silver Bear - Haas
Demon's Bane - Douglas
The Great Bazaar and Other Stories - Brett (Order was cancelled so had to re-order it)
March 24th, 2010, 11:54 AM #590
Soulless, Gail Carriger
The Orphaned Worlds, Michael Cobley
The King of the Crags, Stephen Deas
Black Ships, Jo Graham
The Savage Tales of Solomon Kane, Robert E. Howard
Warriors, George R.R. Martin
Rosemary and Rue, Seanan McGuire
Divided Allegiance, Elizabeth Moon
March 24th, 2010, 01:03 PM #591
Super happy - just picked up a hard cover G R R Martin Wild Cards:Inside Strait for 5.99. Score. I have been wanting to check this series out.
March 24th, 2010, 02:21 PM #592
March 24th, 2010, 05:03 PM #593
Ordered A Madness of Angels and The Midnight Mayor by Kate Griffin
March 27th, 2010, 12:10 PM #594
Just bought:
The Desert Spear-Peter Brett ( one of my most highly anticipated 2010 releases, UK edition is out now, US edition in two weeks).
The Beastly Bride anthology-edited by Datlow and Windling.
Raven: Sons of Thunder-Giles Kristian
Warriors-edited by GRRM & Dozois
Ghosts of Manhattan-Mann
An arc of Swords & Dark Magic anthology due late June, very cool.
King of the Crags- Stephen Deas
Bitter Seeds-Ian Tregillis
Watcher of the Dead-JV Jones
Pinion-Jay Lake
March 27th, 2010, 03:56 PM #595
Yesterday, I received Carpe Jugulum by Terry Pratchett, bought on eBay. Then, today, I bought for £1 each:
The Lies Of Locke Lamora - Scott Lynch
The Steel Remains - Richard Morgan
Revelation Space - Alastair Reynolds
Hyperion - Dan Simmons
Okay, I realise the bottom two are science fiction, but it hardly seemed worth posting again in the equivalent Sci-Fi thread...
March 27th, 2010, 06:01 PM #596
Picked up the first three Codex Alera books.
March 27th, 2010, 11:21 PM #597
Oh! I love these threads!
Legends - Edited by Edited by Robert Silverberg (short story collection, including stuff by Terry Pratchet, Robert Jordan, Stephen King, George R. R. Martin, Orson Scott Card and more)
Dust of Dreams - Steven Erikson
Chronicles of the Black Company - Glenn Cook
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March 28th, 2010, 04:54 AM #598
The God Stalker Chronicles - P.C. Hodgell
The Spirit Stone - Katharine Kerr
The Shadow Isle - Katharine Kerr
With a Single Spell - Lawrence Watt-Evans
The Unwilling Warlord - Lawrence Watt-Evans
The Blood of a Dragon - Lawrence Watt-Evans
The Summer Palace - Lawrence Watt-Evans
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March 29th, 2010, 04:58 AM #600
Can't speak for his trilogies yet (Annals of the Chosen, Obsidian Chronicles...) but I'm stockpiling them anyway


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July 30th, 2011, 09:26 AM #1
I LOVE ASoIaF ... but...
I am an old grumpy guy and have really enjoyed the writing and stories of GRRM every since I read Fevre Dream so long ago I can't remember when it was exactly. I found Game of Throne about 4 or 5 years ago and books 1-4 were already written and I was able to pour through them. I loved them! It is an amazing story with a lot of depth and different points of view. This quickly became my favorite series I have ever read, but not to the point that I dote on the the guys every written word (unlike some of the more doe-eyed lovers of Rothfuss' every word for example). Here is what has begun to drive me crazy as I read ADWD (and admittedly enjoyed it a great deal!).
In another thread someone mentioned the phrase "Words are Wind" as being used a bit too much in ADWD. I remember thinking... it's a good phrase... I like it. I began to think of it as I listened to members of Congress talk about the national debt. Then I began to read ADWD. After a long and frustrating wait, I have really enjoyed the book but since someone planted that seed I am stuck hating Martin's overuse (IMO) of these things..
1) "Words are wind"
2) "Little and less"
3) "Much and more"
4) "useless as nipples on a breastplate"
My problem is the number of times these are used, but also the wide variety of people... of different parts of that world... of different backgrounds ....different dialects ... high and low born alike.... who use these same phrases. Not saying this should bother anyone else, and I liked the book, just saying these were used too much and that I may not have even noticed if one of you jackwagons here hadn't planted the seed in my mind!
July 30th, 2011, 10:15 AM #2
Can't say most of these bothered me. I did notice 4 happening a few times, but did it come from any non-Lannisters? I remember it in a Tyrion and in a Cersei, but not otherwise.
July 30th, 2011, 11:20 AM #3
None of them bothered me until someone pointed out the frequent use of "Words are wind" by so many characters in so many different places and situations. I could be mistaken but I think Dany used the "Nipples" phrase once a world away and before coming into contact with any Lannisters. I will need to re-read that though because I'm questioning myself on it since you asked.
Incidentally, none of them bothered me enough to make a dent in my enjoyment of the story and the book in general.
July 30th, 2011, 11:32 AM #4
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Yeah. Everyone seems to have their own little catchphrase that they use over and over and over again:
Jon: "You know nothing, Jon Snow." It was cool when Mel said it, but then it kept on coming over and over and over again.
Dany: "If I look back, I am lost." I can't even remember where she got that from.
Tyrion: "Where do whores go?"
Jaime: "She's been %^&#$%@ Lancel and Osmund Kettleblack and Moon Boy, for all I know."
Everyone: "Dark wings, dark words."
There's probably way more. It's just part of Martin's writing style. I can see how it gets annoying though.
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these bothered me as well. I understand the repetition of some for thematic and/or plot purposes but the degree often seems heavy handed. I also get that he's trying to establish idioms to flesh out the world-building but I feel it's overdone. My only real complaint with his writing.
July 30th, 2011, 12:37 PM #6
I guess these two:
Tyrion: "Where do whores go?"
Jaime: "She's been %^&#$%@ Lancel and Osmund Kettleblack and Moon Boy, for all I know."
don't bother me (yet) because they are words that are rattling around in the minds of these two characters and have a direct impact on their decisions and actions in some ways. But they do recur...
I feel a little silly for bringing these things up since I enjoyed all the books so much, just a pet peeve I guess. I can live with it since it means I get to enjoy such interesting and complex characters as I read such a good story.
So let me end by saying two things....
"Hodor Hodor Hodor Hodor Hodor Hodor Hodor Hodor" and
"Corn Corn Corn Corn Corn Corn"
Neither of these two bothered me at all when I read them myself, but when I listened to the audio versions they sounded way different that when I read them. I guess I just skipped over the repetition and moved on while Roy Dotrice has to read every word out loud.
July 30th, 2011, 01:42 PM #7
What annoyed me in ADWD was how often Dany reiterated that she "is only a young and inexperienced girl" or various versions thereof...And I agree that Tyrion asking, "Where do whores go?" was beginning to become tiresome.
July 30th, 2011, 02:13 PM #8
I noticed more repetition starting around Book 4 (overuse of the word "nuncle" and "jape").
What can you do? When someone is writing books that are nearly 1,000 pages long, this type of stuff happens. I'd almost blame his editor more than GRRM himself, who probably does it subconciously.
July 30th, 2011, 02:20 PM #9
Than again, in the oral bardic tradition, which a lot of epic fantasy mimics, repetition is part of the game. Something is much easier to remember if similar formulas and patterns are followed throughout.
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I found this statement by GRRM on his NAB (Jul. 18th, 2011 03:54 pm (UTC)) interesting in regards to this:
"My editor has tried to take out "must needs" several times. I always put it back in. I like the phrase, and the archaic flavoring it gives."
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August 1st, 2011, 09:13 AM #12
Am I the only one that wasn't annoyed by this? I like Nuncle. And the repetition by pretty much every major character, i dunno. It didn't bother me at all. Everyone has their little mantra.
EDIT: I looked it up out of curiosity and got this, thought it was interesting.
An uncle: "Can you make no use of nothing, nuncle?" (Shakespeare). [From the phrases an uncle, mine uncle.]
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August 1st, 2011, 11:01 AM #13
It didn't bother me either. I just looked at it as dialogue quirks, like how nowadays someone might say "man" alot or "bro" or use all kinds of words and phrases repeatedly throughout their speech.
August 1st, 2011, 12:16 PM #14
''Words are wind'' ironically sums up ADWD for me, all that talk about deeds, and the actions truly matter yet the book is almost completely filler.
I thought these phrases the books they appeared, or subtly fade from notice cause would want to entertain the reader by inventing new ones. No, Jon Snow even goes into deep thought about how he knows nothing, Tyrion asks pointless questions like some drunk.
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I wanted to like these so badly when I got them the first time, and at the higher price point for a pair of sneakers, I hoped that they would be worth it. Two weeks after receiving my order and cycling to work every day, the soles had begun to separate from the upper, as if no glue had been used to affix them!
The "leather" bits look worn after the first couple of rides, so they don't transition as well as commute-to-an-office shoes.
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After the first pair fell apart, Teva quickly sent me a new pair, and it's fared better than its predecessor, and while I find the shoes comfortable and good looking, I think they fail in the "cycling shoe" department.
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Q:was wondering how these Carbon shoes fit.. I wear a size 10 in nike sneakers, do you think size 10 would be right with the carbon?Asked on 3/18/2014 by dean
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Protect yourself from the sun's rays in this Satin slouch cap from adidas. This satiny cap will shimmer and shine as the sun hits it, highlighting the embroidered "Sixers" script and team logo. The back features an adidas clip and a slide adjustable tab. Pop this 76ers hat on and represent Philadelphia all summer long!
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- Quality embroidery
- Unstructured fit
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JAMBU Women's Tidal Shoes, White
Item: 29979776 Product Description >
Regular Price: $79.00 SALE $59.98
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JAMBU Women's Tidal Shoes, WhiteThe ultimate trail-to-water accessory Jambu's Tidal Sandals feature built in drainage ports throughout the outsoles, superior wet/dry traction, and a memory foam footbed for all-day comfort and support. Crisscross straps and Velcro let you adjust the fit.
- Terra Marine Design: Built-in drainage ports throughout the outsole allow water to instantly escape
- Nonmarking, partially recycled compressed rubber outsole for superior traction and durability on wet or dry surfaces
- Crisscross straps and Velcro allow for an adjustable fit
- Contoured EVA memory foam footbed provides support and comfort
- Water-ready style features use of quick-drying, hydrophilic materials to resist the penetration of water
- Cooling air-vent construction with breathable open mesh and microbuck to keep your feet dry and comfortable
- Antibacterial treatment for odor resistance
- Jambu�s vegan design uses no animal products, while providing the same comfort and quality standards
Country of Origin: Imported
JAMBU Women's Tidal Shoes, White
EMS_Sale Yes Adjustable Forefoot Straps No Adjustable Heel Straps Yes Outsole Rubber Toe Style Open toe Upper Leather Midsole EVA Waterproof No


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