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[Lady Luminous]

At least a reasonable amount of jealousy is a sign of affection =)


He has a resemblance of Tom Hulce.

wait, wtf? Do you mean when He was young?

[MilesUpShore]

I may not I really do not have much interest in delving back into gaming classics, I forge ever onward.  Believe it or not my first RPG was ME 2.  

 

Pfff, mine was DA Origins. We're cool. 

 

I'm pretty sure I'm thinking of Arnie Hammer, but I don't know of anyone else.

 

Hmm.... *googles*

 

Spoiler

 

Hmmmmmm......................... 

[Lady Luminous]

Pfff, mine was DA Origins. We're cool.


Hmm.... *googles*

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Hmmmmmm.........................

I find the resemblance more in motion than stills.

[correctamundo]

wait, wtf? Do you mean when He was young?

 

Of course!

[MilesUpShore]

I find the resemblance more in motion than stills.

 

Just checked YouTube, you're right, I can see it! 

[Kouzai]

Been a RPG player for years and got into fps due to ME and Borderlands. I like adventure some tactics games. I love the Sims... 

[Lady Luminous]

Just checked YouTube, you're right, I can see it!

Yay, I'm not going crazy!

[LightningPoodle]

[MilesUpShore]

Poodle what the... not drunk enough for this... *drinks* 

[Serza]

****. I had two beers. I think I'm drunk. Everything is... fuzzy. There's a veil in front of my senses.TWO BEERS. Seriously, I'm such a lightweight?

 

I am a new person and I'm sorry if I appeared to be a troll. My sense of humor is off, warped, or weird to most as are my qustions. My mind connects things differently than most. Doesn't help I'm snarky and am Bipolar without meds to balance things.

 

I don't have a computer ( haven't for 5+ years) so ps3 is now dualpurposed.

 

Then welcome among us, new one.

 

We'll drink to it. Well, not me. I'm already almost under the table, and we got a rule about NOT FALLING ASLEEP IN THE PUB. I can do without all the drawings on my face.

 

What the?!


I hate you both!
*runs off to press her wet body against a warm one and finally get some elven glory* Haha!

Muahaha, aaand ToP:

 

Music to my drunk... wait, eyes? BRAIN, START MAKING SENSE. ARE YOU ACTUALLY DRUNK?

 

Beautiful lass. But you heard that before.

 

My print!

 

Spoiler

 

Looks great.

 

WOOOOOOOOOT? Season 3 was clearly the worst.

 

*Cough* Did I say that out loud? *takes a sip of her tea*

 

...Pika...?

 

 

(Snap. I think I'm actually drunk.)

[Beren Von Ostwick]

Also forget Fahrenheit and embrace the clearly superior Celsius scale.

****** please.  Go Kelvin or go home. 

 

Here's the thing (and I think Foley will really like my Kelvin explanation.)

 

Fahrenheit:  0 to 100 is the perfect "suitable for normal human habitation" scale.  Sure, some folks don't like the upper end of that, and some don't like the lower, and some live where they are exceeded to a degree, but it's a nice range for "gah, cold" to "ugh, f-u heat miser."

 

Centigrade/Celcius:  0 to 100 encompasses "Oh, it's a bit nippy.  I may need a jacket if it is overcast or really windy" to "OMFG my skin is cracking and on fire!"  Not really a great human scale.

 

Kelvin:  0 to 100 encompasses the same thing. 

 

Having said all of this, I do think we can all agree that the British "stone" measurement is beyond hilarious, yes?

[Sable Rhapsody]

****. I had two beers. I think I'm drunk. Everything is... fuzzy. There's a veil in front of my senses.TWO BEERS. Seriously, I'm such a lightweight?

 

Cheers from another lightweight

 

[Kouzai]

Thanks for the welcome Serza. This is my first forum in years (posting) but I've been stalking the posts for a few weeks. OMFJ the sheer amount of snark alone caused me to laugh nonstop. When I laugh hard I tend to prevent breathing... choking on laughter literally. My laughter ranges from legit Naraku ke-ke-ke to evil witch cackles. Giggles are slightly less evil.

 

Regarding 'stones' measurement,  we Americans have to be right and do things our way. Take steering wheels and lane differnce between US and the rest of the world for instance.

 

The different measurements do mess with me but there's surely an app to help you.

[Serza]

Cheers from another lightweight

 

 

Cheers!

 

Thanks for the welcome Serza. This is my first forum in years (posting) but I've been stalking the posts for a few weeks. OMFJ the sheer amount of snark alone caused me to laugh nonstop. When I laugh hard I tend to prevent breathing... choking on laughter literally. My laughter ranges from legit Naraku ke-ke-ke to evil witch cackles. Giggles are slightly less evil.

 

Regarding 'stones' measurement,  we Americans have to be right and do things our way. Take steering wheels and lane differnce between US and the rest of the world for instance.

 

The different measurements do mess with me but there's surely an app to help you.

 

Warm welcome is half the stuff!

[Rel Fexive]

Here's the thing (and I think Foley will really like my Kelvin explanation.)
 
Fahrenheit:  0 to 100 is the perfect "suitable for normal human habitation" scale.  Sure, some folks don't like the upper end of that, and some don't like the lower, and some live where they are exceeded to a degree, but it's a nice range for "gah, cold" to "ugh, f-u heat miser."
 
Centigrade/Celcius:  0 to 100 encompasses "Oh, it's a bit nippy.  I may need a jacket if it is overcast or really windy" to "OMFG my skin is cracking and on fire!"  Not really a great human scale.
 
Kelvin:  0 to 100 encompasses the same thing. 

 
Having said all of this, I do think we can all agree that the British "stone" measurement is beyond hilarious, yes?

I think you must mean 273 to 373 Kelvin being the same thing? Absolute Zero is a bit worse than "nippy"!

[Beren Von Ostwick]

Well no, I was using 0 to 100 for each scale.  That's why I love fahrenheit.  0 to 100 is a great human scale and it jives nicely with Fahrenheit.  I was trying to show why the others are not good "human" scales because of what 0 to 100 is like for them.  So for Kelvin, I showed how anywhere in that range, things freeze instantly.  Like Londo's arm.

[Paragonslustre]

Here's the thing (and I think Foley will really like my Kelvin explanation.)

 

Fahrenheit:  0 to 100 is the perfect "suitable for normal human habitation" scale.  Sure, some folks don't like the upper end of that, and some don't like the lower, and some live where they are exceeded to a degree, but it's a nice range for "gah, cold" to "ugh, f-u heat miser."

 

Centigrade/Celcius:  0 to 100 encompasses "Oh, it's a bit nippy.  I may need a jacket if it is overcast or really windy" to "OMFG my skin is cracking and on fire!"  Not really a great human scale.

 

Kelvin:  0 to 100 encompasses the same thing. 

 

Having said all of this, I do think we can all agree that the British "stone" measurement is beyond hilarious, yes?

 

*Drinks quietly in a corner and eyes Beren speculatively*

[Beren Von Ostwick]

*Drinks quietly in a corner and eyes Beren speculatively*

 

ETA:  *Ber awkwardly realizes after the fact that Lady Lustre was not, in fact, eyeing him like a slab of beef...*

[correctamundo]

Here's the thing (and I think Foley will really like my Kelvin explanation.)

 

Fahrenheit:  0 to 100 is the perfect "suitable for normal human habitation" scale.  Sure, some folks don't like the upper end of that, and some don't like the lower, and some live where they are exceeded to a degree, but it's a nice range for "gah, cold" to "ugh, f-u heat miser."

 

Centigrade/Celcius:  0 to 100 encompasses "Oh, it's a bit nippy.  I may need a jacket if it is overcast or really windy" to "OMFG my skin is cracking and on fire!"  Not really a great human scale.

 

Kelvin:  0 to 100 encompasses the same thing. 

 

Having said all of this, I do think we can all agree that the British "stone" measurement is beyond hilarious, yes?

 

Hey! Fahrenheit was kreizy and Celsius was Swedish! Nuff said.

 

 

Cheers =)

[Rel Fexive]

Well no, I was using 0 to 100 for each scale.  That's why I love fahrenheit.  0 to 100 is a great human scale and it jives nicely with Fahrenheit.  I was trying to show why the others are not good "human" scales because of what 0 to 100 is like for them.  So for Kelvin, I showed how anywhere in that range, things freeze instantly.  Like Londo's arm.

I suppose so. But that's what you get when you use a temperature scale designed for use with SCIENCE!

*Drinks quietly in a corner and eyes Beren speculatively*

Yes, best he doesn't ridicule one country's measurements system when his own shares an obsession of the Imperial system with North Korea...

[Beren Von Ostwick]

*Beren defiantly throws a metric ruler in the harbor next to Royness' tea then sits down at the bar and enjoys a nice pint*

 

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[Tragedienne of Heavens]

I still have a long-arse lesson to go through today but it's almost 10. TL;DR

 

*Beren defiantly throws a metric ruler in the harbor next to Royness' tea then sits down at the bar and enjoys a nice pint*

 

Spoiler

 

(That video never fails to crack me up )

 

What? ToP? No :<

[correctamundo]

Yeah Beren =) That video gave me really good laugh. What a commercial...

 

Have an early date with L'origine du Monde tomorrow.

 

[LightningPoodle]

Just found an alien in Fallout 4.

[Serza]

Streaming it. Fun. Yay.

 

twitch.tv/Serza_The_Czech