Bring me the bore worms!!!


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Or carve out his gizzards with a spoon.

Why?! Because it's blunt, you idiot, it'll hurt more!

And kudos if you get that reference

But yes, similar to the error of the initial Union Jack used in the Hero 1 Memorial (i.e. it was wrong) this doesn't surprise me too much
I thought it was a Blackadder quote first, but it's Alan Rickman doing the Sheriff of Nottingham (with maybe more than a nod to Lord Blackadder in there).

Incidently Bore Worms are so named because they're the dullest invertebrates known to man. No naturalist has ever been able come up with one single interesting thing about them.

Ming just got the wrong end of the stick on that one. Turns out all torturing with bore worms involves dumping them onto an unfortunately and then sitting there watching them do absolutely nothing at all.


 

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the Devs attempt at making Praetoria morally grey fell flat on its face because they were wedlocked to issue 1 story writing
A dictatorship is never morally gray


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A dictatorship is never morally gray
That's a dictatorial dictum.

If a group of people are incapable of self-governance and that lack of self-governance is causing harm, then a dictatorship capable of governance without causing a greater harm is the right thing in that case until self-governance can be (re-)established.


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That's a dictatorial dictum.

If a group of people are incapable of self-governance and that lack of self-governance is causing harm, then a dictatorship capable of governance without causing a greater harm is the right thing in that case until self-governance can be (re-)established.
Praetoria is an entire world, not just a group of people


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"There is a willow grows aslant a brook,
missing its top, that which was claimed
By those who in ships otherworldly came
and blasted poor Ophelia's head to mist."
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Praetoria is an entire world, not just a group of people


No its not.

Its a group of people.

The surivours of a cataclysm caused in no small part by their own stupidity and narrow minded greed.


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No its not.

Its a group of people.

The surivours of a cataclysm caused in no small part by their own stupidity and narrow minded greed.
I thought it was the Hamidon that caused most of the problems?


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Are you not aware that many theater groups rewrite play to put their own take on them?
And a vast improvement over the originals, I must say. That Shakespeare was sooooooooooooo depressing. How much more cheerful when Romeo and Juliet live, get married and have kids named Bart, Lisa and Maggie! How affirming and special it is when Lear is named Father of the Year at the big surprise party at the end!

I was a bit taken aback when the French won at Agincourt in Henry V, but hey, All Is Fair In Art, hey?


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I thought he was miffed that it didn't actually go like this:

QUEEN GERTRUDE
"There is a willow grows aslant a lake,
That shows his hoar leaves in the glassy stream...
There, on the pendent boughs her coronet weeds
Clambering to hang, an envious sliver broke;
When down her weedy trophies and herself
Fell in the muddy water. Her cape spread wide;
And, Hydra-like, awhile it bore her up:
Which time she chanted names of old heroes;
As one incapable of her own distress,
Or like a creature native and indued
Unto that element: but long it could not be
Till that the Kraken, tired of her ramblings,
Stomped the poor wretch to muddy death."

LAERTES:
"Alas, then, she is drown'd?"

QUEEN GERTRUDE:
"No wakes, no wakes..."

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I thought it was a Blackadder quote first, but it's Alan Rickman doing the Sheriff of Nottingham (with maybe more than a nod to Lord Blackadder in there).
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Well, there was that one performance just as the Rikti Invasion started. While the play itself ended suddenly (due to dropships and energy blasts,) critics agreed it was one of the most original, exciting renditions of Ophelia's death they'd seen. The report of her death became much shorter, as well:

"There is a willow grows aslant a brook,
missing its top, that which was claimed
By those who in ships otherworldly came
and blasted poor Ophelia's head to mist."

Michael Bay is said to be considering this "exciting" update to "that stodgy old play," though he feels a few more explosions may be warranted.
This is just full of win.


 

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we got rid of 'em, they were boring.
No, I'm sure it was because they were minging.


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So, the moral of the story is 'Don't write badge text about literature based off of memory?'


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So, the moral of the story is 'Don't write badge text about literature based off of memory?'
While talking about Flash Gordon?


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Statesman's alive?


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Are you not aware that many theater groups rewrite play to put their own take on them? [...]
Speaking of ...

One of the most brilliant takes ever of a well known scene from Richard III:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmiwG...tailpage#t=83s


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Statesman's alive?
Hard to tell. He usually comes across as having the emotional range of the average action movie star.


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Praetoria is an entire world, not just a group of people
My head is having trouble not exploding right now.


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Praetoria is an entire world, not just a group of people
With a population of probably just a few million thanks to nuclear war and the Devouring Earth.


 

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Praetoria is an entire world, not just a group of people

A world that should be blasted from existence and wiped from memory. Let its dust be consumed in the suns of a billion galaxies



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Speaking of ...

One of the most brilliant takes ever of a well known scene from Richard III:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmiwG...tailpage#t=83s


An excellent reimagining of one of the greatest besmirchments of one of our truly good kings by the upstart tydders



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