41. Orangutan recognized as person magistrate baelford looked down at his scroll.
DM briefing: a magistrate declares an orangutan held in a zoo to be a person. Source: http://www.businessinsider.com.au/r-captive-orangutan-has-human-right-to-fr eedom-argentine-court-rules-2014-12
40. Desert graveyard discovered with a million mummies "rise! Rise! Rise! And march forth from this desert grave on the lands of the living!" fathil the necromancer watched as the sands of the desert trembled around him and an army of a million ancient dead rose from their forgotten slumber. DM briefing: a necromancer discovers a massive graveyard in the desert containing a million mummified corpses. Source: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/technology/science/archaeologists-in-egypt-find -a-million-mummies-in-ancient-cemetery/story-fnjwl0dp-1227161295699
39. Mountain lion loose in residential district "shhh! I thought I heard something." tolbert pulled his rapier loose thinking they were about to finally catch up to the muggers they had pursued into the narrow alleys of little thyatis.
DM briefing: wandering around the streets of a city residential district at night, the adventurers are confronted by a mountain lion. source: http://www.9news.com.au/world/2014/12/22/07/30/mountain-lion-captured-in-us -suburb-released
Irontruth wrote:
The staple of the old scifi, some artefact remnant of a spacefaring civilization, but what will ours look like? 1. A three dee printed Borg cube built of a maze of three dee printed pipes set adrift in interstellar space like an abandoned engine part. 2. a planet sized three dee printed barbie doll bent backwards around the moon with a single arm pointing at the earth
the problem with trek 3 is Paramount. They want their own rocket Racoon. Feed them to the tribbles!
Robert Rodriguez to make live action fire and ice!!! You are thinking shouldnt that be in the movies section? Phuttt! To you. Maybe next he can do mountains of madness.
celebs not as popular as they thought Kk looses 1.3 million folowers in instagram purge of spambots...
Sony has basically surrendered to hacker terrorism by never ever releasing the interview and
Are these the dominos for the collapse of American film? Was the red dawn remake a prediction? I'd suggest australia bashing but we have this global alliance with countries like new Zealand, Canada, Britain, Jamaica, India, Pakistan and a lot of others called the commonwealth and at least three members have nukes...so we have you surrounded and outnumbered.
The 8th Dwarf wrote:
Thats okay. Black holes are a sign that civilization reached a certain tech level and then went 'oops!' how many black holes are there in that spoonfull of sand?
Chris Mortika wrote: I have a large collection of comics, mostly Marvel and DC, dating back to the early 1970s. It's about time I sold the collection, because my mom wants her basement back. How should I go about doing that to get the best prices for these? E-bay? Sell on Amazon? I bundled my twenty to thirty year old collection in ziplock bags (27 medium sized random marvel/DC/image/darkhorse comics + 3 large savage sword of Conan + random inserted collector cards per bag) selling them at twenty dollars a bag (fifty dollars if you want them posted). Given I would need to shell out five dollars a comic to buy them on eBay I though descent offer. Think again.
Vod Canockers wrote:
Red rover.
Shadowborn wrote: Apparently, the "soccer droid" is a working prop, and not CGI. Easy peasy...omnidirectional vehicle inside shell with magnet at top to keep head on.
phantom1592 wrote:
True. New management might believe in multiskilled troops.
Quark Blast wrote:
OOo! Storm troopers dragging dead Gungans to the edge of a mass grave...that would realy sell empire under new management.
Freehold DM wrote:
Wait? What? The rare hairless wookie bought the farm? Noooooo!
psychological blackmail: when mommy and/or daddy take you to see Santa and you sit on santa's knee, do so with a smile then pull his beard. If it comes off announce "you're not Santa!" and look at your parent(s) with an angry look. This makes them feel guilty. They buy more presents. This can be risky. If santa's beard is real you need to smile and give him a hug...but dont tell him what you want for Christmas. This means mommy/daddy must resort to the write a letter to Santa method of getting information. prophaganda: when writing a letter to Santa never include what you want for Christmas. This is a ruthless parent trap that mommy/daddy resort to in order to discern what you want. By only writing about the gifts you want to give to others in your letter to Santa you undermine the ability of mommmy/daddy to use it as a method of interrogation. I recommend you start with:
Ep 2 repeated this week followed by ep. 3. Jedi have run in with inquisitor. Ezra gets a lightsabre/blaster ripping off ulysees31 animated ip
Krensky wrote:
I know...just horribly embarassed for not getting the spelling right first time yet ironically it could be talking about the light above his seat telling him its his turn to use the toilet.
Xzaral wrote:
I abandoned my ruul 6 scifi setting back in 2008: RUUL 6:
A Bot infected with a sentient virus crashes a colonization vessel on an out of the way world and constructs a base (the black dome). It sets itself up at the heart of a colony where it uses cloning banks to knock out a small army of marines to secure planetary resources despite the indigenous population. The Style is designed to be miniatures oriented. THE COLONIZATION AGE
THE DOMINION AGE
THE AGE OF EXPANSION
Its pretty much an open setting...
MagusJanus wrote:
If they can dock with the iss it will be a leap forward. Space. The final frontier. These are the voyages of Bob, a particularly overweight accountant who took a trip to the international Space Station along with a bunch of other weirdos with more money than sense, flying from his local airport. Only in zero-g did he realize the cue for the only toilet was far to long...
38. Petty kingdom rounds up its dwarves "bodur!" the young dwarf woke instantly at the voice of his brother. Dodur was looking out through the crack in the brick work.
DM briefing: the isolated petty kingdom of dal-eu-er has rounded up its dwarf populace, castrated dwarf males, and is using children of dwarf parents for alchemical experiments. Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2869792/Dwarfs-castrated-babies-lef t-suffer-horrific-deaths-Defector-claims-North-Korea-purging-disabled-popul ation-humiliate-regime.html |