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[kglaser]

Oh, great...I'm finally awake when there is an actual conversation going on, and I feel too stupid to say anything XD



Um...Garrus? /durrr

[kglaser]

Oh, I can do that!

(But now I'm thinking, it certainly wouldn't hurt to brush up on my history lessons...!)

[Alexine]

Ragabul the Ontarah wrote...

@Alexine

Another history major, eh? Or actual teacher?  In either case, awesome.  

Yeah, despite all the heavy readings (I'm trudging through one reading at the moment). It's interesting in many ways.

And yes, KG, Garrus!

Kind of missed the days when Garrus pops in and shrinks back to the shadows of Omega, but it doesn't seem to be any for the last month or two (except for the FZT)

[kglaser]

Didn't we even get the game salesman in here one time? hehe

And I didn't mean to derail the discussion guys, I was just being loopy
Please continue, it's interesting.

Modifié par kglaser, 22 juillet 2010 - 04:33 .

[Alexine]

Nah, it's good! We can scream "FREE PIZZA AND WINE" so that Garrus comes clomping in here.

[kglaser]

I don't have Netflix. I tend to watch the same movies over and over again, generally. But I wouldn't mind renting a documentary all the same.

[Bugsie]

ciaweth wrote...

No need to collate, it's already tagged as "Taetrus" on the CDN site. Go to http://www.cerberusd...taetrus&paged=7, start reading from the bottom, and then work your way forward via the "newer entries" links.

Thanks Cia, I can't see for looking sometimes.

[Alexine]

Ragabul the Ontarah wrote...

kglaser wrote...

Oh, I can do that!
(But now I'm thinking, it certainly wouldn't hurt to brush up on my history lessons...!)

Well, if you have Netflix there are actually many nice documentaries you can stream on your Xbox.  I do that sometimes.

My friend has the History channel since she has paid tv, and she tapes them for me
Engineering an Empire series is interesting (there are a few other ones too, but I'll give a list later when I get home)

Modifié par Alexine, 22 juillet 2010 - 04:39 .

[kglaser]

Cool, thanks Alexine

And speaking of pizzas, if someone made this

SURELY we can make a Garrus pizza?!? :wizard:

Modifié par kglaser, 22 juillet 2010 - 04:40 .

[Vequi]

kglaser wrote...

Oh, great...I'm finally awake when there is an actual conversation going on, and I feel too stupid to say anything XD

Um...Garrus? /durrr

yea, I feel pretty much the same way, but haven't missed a page since joining in.

<3 turians <3

Modifié par Vequi, 22 juillet 2010 - 04:40 .

[Alexine]

GARRUS!



You can so tell it's him! XD

[kglaser]

Vequi wrote...

<3 turians <3

now THAT I understand! :wub:

[Alexine]

OT: There's also this really interesting history documentary on Stonehenge rediscovered from the ABC channel. It's pretty cool, if you like archaelogical-detective documentaries.

[Collider]

I love ancient history. I know less than I should, though.

[kglaser]

I know I love American history less than I should. I'm sorry, but it just bores me to death. /disclaimer: I am an American

(And, there's no turians in it, so...no.)

[Collider]

World hist > U.S. history IMO.

[Alexine]

From what I interpret, Turians who colonised other planets and worlds are considered lower turian society. And often the farther away from Palaven, the more independence they gained. So it could depend on the colony. If the colony is independent enough, there could be the possibility of setting up their own little hierarchy, and I think they would serve the colony rather than Palaven.

Modifié par Alexine, 22 juillet 2010 - 04:47 .

[Andaius20]

Indeed crew posting seem to have vanished.

[kglaser]

How many colonies are there, anyway? Do we know?

[kglaser]

Andaius20 wrote...

Indeed crew posting seem to have vanished.

The Collectors strike again!!