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[LolaLei]

Anyway, to summarise: my point was that the 3 advisors from that survey leak that I predicted would be Cullen, Leliana (which we already knew), and the girl in blue and gold did turn out to be true. That's all. I wasn't even talking about the story aspect of it.

[Karm]

WTF THIS GIF 0.o
 

*WTF snip*

 

..................I feel.....wrong

 

 

I... I don't even know what I'm feeling

 

[Adela]

I think the only European countries we can go to without a passport are Germany and France.

I would think that UK would be one of those countries as well, seeing that my husband calls it little America

[CuriousArtemis]

I bet a heck of a lot changed when they decided to incorporate playable races.

[The Elder King]

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That's why I said (when I edited the post) that the story may have changed and adapted since the leak, but the 3 facets Cameron speaks about in his article are much the same. If anything has changed in terms of the "advisors" it will have been the names, which is what I was talking about in the first place.

  

Anyway, to summarise: my point was that the 3 advisors from that survey leak that I predicted would be Cullen, Leliana (which we already knew), and the girl in blue and gold did turn out to be true. That's all. I wasn't even talking about the story aspect of it.

Sorry, the edit came up when I clicked on 'quote' but I didn't see it .
I agree with you. I believed Leliana and SG would've been our advisors for a long time. I wasn't sure about Cullen: he was the most likely of the rumoured companions, but. I wasn't sure everyone that appeared in the survey leak was still in.

[Karm]

There are a good 20+ more questions asking me about my involvement with ANY and ALL forms of terrorism... GOOD GRIEF! 

 

YOU KNOW WHAT YOU DID, ERIC.

 

[ChachiBobinks]

I would think that UK would be one of those countries as well, seeing that my husband calls it little America

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[BioFan (Official)]

strange, thought americans didnt need a visa to come to europe... unless your going to russia or some other country that requires one

 

 

You don't if you're vacationing. If you're staying a long period there, like I am for studying abroad, THEN you require a visa. 

 

 

 

If you're going for one semester, it's a simple easy visa you get at the airport

If you're going for a whole year, like I am, then you have to apply for a Tier 4 Visa.... it's a pain. 

[R2s Muse]

strange, thought americans didnt need a visa to come to europe... unless your going to russia or some other country that requires one

The visa requirements are different if you're a tourist vs. studying or working, tho. American tourists don't need visas for Europe. I believe ericander is studying there...?  'd

[MacyNell]

I wonder if defending Anders on bsn counts?

 

Jeeze, I had the same thought! 

[Chiantirose82]

I think the only European countries we can go to without a passport are Germany and France.

 

Nope Hubby needed to get his passport renewed when we moved to Germany, so did my daughter. We also had to bring our passports when we went on vacation to Paris.

[BioFan (Official)]

Oh I missed this weekend's update!


Here:


17 Days until the last Friday of the month
27 Days until E3
91 Days until Last Flight
147 Days until Dragon Age Inquisition (US/Canada)
150 Days until Dragon Age Inquisition (UK)
 

[BioFan (Official)]

Nope Hubby needed to get his passport renewed when we moved to Germany, so did my daughter. We also had to bring our passports when we went on vacation to Paris.

 

 

From my understanding of European travel: 

flying=passports
driving=no passport needed 

[Corday]

Wait, this Inquisitor's edition is a gamestop exclusive? Does that mean there are other collector's editions yet to be revealed? 

[Chiantirose82]

From my understanding of European travel: 

flying=passports
driving=no passport needed 

 

Are we talking about American traveling or Europeans? As a German I never needed a passport until I went to the USA at age 20. My husband, being an american needed his passport when we went to Germany. So you pretty much need a passport if you travel internationally. 

[BioFan (Official)]

27 Days until E3
 

 

 

 

In 17 days I will begin my Misplaced Nugs countdown to E3! 

 

 

 

 

Here's some goodies from the last Misplaced Nugs:

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[alwayshungry]

Are we talking about American traveling or Europeans? As a German I never needed a passport until I went to the USA at age 20. My husband, being an american needed his passport when we went to Germany. So you pretty much need a passport if you travel internationally. 

Yeah, if you're travelling in Europe you only need your ID.

[Sifr]

Oh the joys of visa applications   

 

Does coming from the same country that birthed Simon Cowell, Piers Morgan and responsible for the invention of texting qualify for technically having committed "Crimes against humanity"?

 

I would think that UK would be one of those countries as well, seeing that my husband calls it little America

 

Cheeky blighter your fella, I have no idea why he thinks the UK is anything like the US, it's pretty much the opposite in every way...

[ChachiBobinks]

Nope Hubby needed to get his passport renewed when we moved to Germany, so did my daughter. We also had to bring our passports when we went on vacation to Paris.

 

'Scuse me, I'll be sitting over here in my chair, being wrong about every fact I think I know about international travel.

 

*Yawn* I just woke up and I see we have jumped about 15 pages. Did I miss anything important? Because there is no way I am reading 15 pages.

 

This is the best meme EVER.

 

Does coming from the same country that birthed Simon Cowell, Piers Morgan and responsible for the invention of texting qualify for technically having committed "Crimes against humanity"?

 

 

Cheeky blighter your fella, I have no idea why he thinks the UK is anything like the US, it's pretty much the opposite in every way...

 

What, not fans of bacon-wrapped fried chocolate cake with bad beer and worse TV shows?

[Karm]

What, not fans of bacon-wrapped fried chocolate cake with bad beer and worse TV shows?

 

Don't forget the deep fried butter!

[Sifr]

 

What, not fans of bacon-wrapped fried chocolate cake with bad beer and worse TV shows?

 

Is the bacon-wrapped food really a thing, or just a Doctor's worst nightmare? And our beer is quite a bit stronger than those you'll find in the US, although obviously not as strong as the rest of Europe.

 

And our telly is excellent, I'll have you know!

 

_{(Except for the stuff that's on ITV, most of the things on Channel 4 and half the import shows we get from the US)}

[Adela]

You don't if you're vacationing. If you're staying a long period there, like I am for studying abroad, THEN you require a visa. 

 

 

 

If you're going for one semester, it's a simple easy visa you get at the airport

If you're going for a whole year, like I am, then you have to apply for a Tier 4 Visa.... it's a pain. 

 

 

The visa requirements are different if you're a tourist vs. studying or working, tho. American tourists don't need visas for Europe. I believe ericander is studying there...?  'd

ah ok that makes sense thought you were just staying there for like a month or so

 

Nope Hubby needed to get his passport renewed when we moved to Germany, so did my daughter. We also had to bring our passports when we went on vacation to Paris.

my husband didn't even had a passport when he came to Germany he came on orders and apparently you dont need a passport if you have orders ... or at least thats what HE said..

[ChachiBobinks]

Don't forget the deep fried butter!

 

 

Is the bacon-wrapped food really a thing, or just a Doctor's worst nightmare? And our beer is quite a bit stronger than those you'll find in the US, although obviously not as strong as the rest of Europe.

 

And our telly is excellent, I'll have you know!

 

_{(Except for the stuff that's on ITV, most of the things on Channel 4 and half the import shows we get from the US)}

 

Oh, it is very much a thing. I joke about it, but I had bacon wrapped asparagus twice so far just this month, so y'know. Deep-fried butter wrapped in bacon...I can almost guarantee you a carnie is selling that stuff somewhere in this country as we speak.

 

And I LOVE your TV shows. Broadchurch. Guh. Guuuuh.