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"She has the mouth of Marilyn Monroe and the eyes of Caligula."
—François Mitterand, then-President of France about Margaret Thatcher

Skyfire

455. Germany manages to keep Austria in check regarding the Balkans, allowing the maintenance of the League of Three Emperors with Russia and not allowing France any real way of allying with Russia to check the Germans.

Moving with quicksand: razor clam and robo clam

Gene o typing

The natural beauty of Iceland

454. Governor Montfort Browne of the Bahamas takes warnings that the American rebels would try to raid Nassau seriously and requests (and receives) additional forces. The American force sent to Nassau fights on but is routed and many officers including John Paul Jones are captured or killed. The US Navy develops differently.

Landing the moon on you

Every Major's Terrible - not a reference to the military

alea jacta est (the die is cast) - Julius Caesar

An unusual tourist attraction

Hey this will be well worth the wait until June so I'll be looking forward to this. Besides we still have the playtest docs which might tide all us eager fans over at least a bit.

"This is not a peace. It is an armistice for 20 years."
Ferdinand Foch on the Treaty of Versailles, 1919

What happens if you go into the vacuum of space without a spacesuit?

Dinocrocs crushed the competition

Self-guided bullets

Science, history and the blue circles

442. Rasputin manages to convince Tsar Nicholas II and other key individuals to seek a peace with Germany during the First World War. Peace is declared on the Eastern Front in 1916, allowing significant German reinforcement against the Western Front and allowing Austria-Hungary to quell internal tensions and increase the strength on the Italian front.

441. In 1958 Charles De Gaulle is incapacitated and the plotters against the French government manage to convince some of the non-officer troops to join them in an uprising against the government in Paris, leading to an outbreak of civil war in France.

Human senses: not up to snuff, or would that be sniff?

Keeping the insanity alive

Sara Marie: my desire to help

Sara Marie: and my desire to stay sane

Sara Marie: are battling

** spoiler omitted **

Isn't (creative) insanity basically a requirement to get hired at Paizo?

Bumping this to keep it up

Number one with a bullet point. Literally.

“I am sick, of obscure towns that exist ... for the sole accommodation of these so-called limerick writers – and even sicker of their residents, all of whom suffer from physical deformities and spend their time dismembering relatives and attending fancy dress balls.” - The editor of the Limerick Times, circa 1900

348. The German Empire uses non-aligned merchant ships and early u-boats in the years leading up to the First World War to supply dissident groups in the British and French Empires with weapons, training and other resources. When the war comes the Germans incite these various groups to rise in rebellion, possibly disrupting the British and French enough for the Germans to make major gains.

Beetle versus frog: not for the sqeuamish

Super-slick plants inspire new materials

Squids gone wild

Birds and Badgers: not associates after all

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