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Damnit I liked Harvey

and Scorpius

Hopefully with seas of fire

Sounds like stories both my dad (ex merchant marine) and an ex-navy buddy of mine told while they were in the North Atlantic. His worst experience though was on a freighter breaking up in the Great Lakes.

Anyways, I've never experienced a tornado up close, but out of the big three (hurricane, tornado, earthquake) I think a tornado ranks at the top. Between typhoons in Okinawa and hurricanes in Virginia, they dont illicit much emotion. I just listen to or watch the news, if they say go, I go. I'm not to terribly attatched to my stuff or where I keep it. IMO thats what insurance is for.

Yep, this is the second or third time we've had an an east coast quake, but hey if anything we are a resilient bunch and will not succumb to adversity!

Yeah I know, it does exist, not some fancy tale told by crazed barbarians found half dead floating up the Hudson.

I actually like Alien 3, now Alien 4 - that'll make you hate life enough to push the earth right into the sun.

Oh I see how it is, if you dont have a population of at least 500k you dont rate on the east coast. Va Beach and Atlanta both have populations greater than Miami (according to census data on wiki less than 300k), now a hick town like Charleston SC I can agree with

thanks Henri, the constant costume updates have really allowed me to evolve my robot from this to the above guy. I just wish they would let us use the Clockwork pants with the monsterous legs.

If your asking OD&D, I can provide straight from Dieties & Demigods.

Off-hand I think Excalibur in OD&D was a Sword of Sharpness (epic win) and a Holy Avenger. Excalibur's scabard prevented Arthur form being harmed by bladed weapons.

Glad I never read the manual

Honestly, I can never say I've ever really been influenced by any one person. I've tried a few suggestions here and there but in the 7 years I've played the game its been me bumbling through with many memorable moments over the years.

If I had to pick one that really stuck with me though, its was before they nerfed nukes and imposed a kill cap. In one particular instance I teamed with Beef Cake who expertly herded the map and I jumped in with my nrg/nrg blaster all raged out and nuked a whole gaggle of jaegers. What looked like a small group of jaegers actually turned out to be a hella big ol' gaggle of jaegers since he had herded so many that the game at the time couldn't render so many in such a small space. All those dead golden toilets laying around will stick with me forever

Its a short sword, longer than a dagger and well shorter than a long sword.

Damn skippy!

Its to bad a few D&D swords didn't make the list like the Black Razor ( modeled after Stormbringer) and Catti-brie's sword Khazid'hea or even the Sword of Kas (which severed Vecna's hand), the latter two being forged awesome sauce in the form of swords of sharpness or Fragarach, Manannán mac Lir's sword as used in Greyhawk which cost the wielder initiative but always allowed them to unerrringly strike last in any round or even Drizzt's scimitars Icing Death and Twinkle.

I know, I know, its just that I always read or see or experience first hand the aphorism "The road to hell is paved with good intentions ", but if you have all the right resources available then by all means have fun.

Random crazy thought here just popped into my head as I read your reply; why not cross hypnotoad with HAL? Dunno why, but its just there for some reason.

Not to spoil your fun, but your roof has a live and dead load specification that will let you know how much weight can be placed on the roof (very important when it rains or snows and the roof is subject to increased loads). The membrane as well with instructions on what can a cannot be done and as far as modifying the membrane with paint and such, this can have an effect on the performance of your HVAC system as well possibly increasing utility costs.

Your idea is a noble one, but it really needs the attention of an expert (perhaps even an engineer or architect) so that the impact is at a minimum.

To put this into perspective, my employer had an expert come in and examine the cinder block walls at the building I work at, the guy pointed out a dozen or so problems that were ultimately the fault of our management staff just implementing various programs that modified the structure in simple ways yet has compromised (as in increased the chance of collapse) the structural integrity of walls in general.

Even worse, I now know what harlequin ichthyosis is thanks to the same link and some videos posted off to the side.