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[The Merchant Of Menace]

I still couldn't resist

[Lysabild]

Tim Minchin <3, Not the best version of Prejudice though.

[Il Palazzo]

Tim Minchin <3, Not the best version of Prejudice though.

Hahaha, yeah. I've been having a great time listening to this guy since Blargityblarg linked to his song in one of the threads.

[Tellemurius]

IVAN discussion eh? Best new mod out there right now, the AI throwing mod, oh Petrus..........

[ToonyMan]

Never saw this before, that's some tedious crap here.  I think the worse part is having to argue over what exactly your hand is suppose to be when you "draw" it.

[Darvi]

Thats nothing. Try the 101 version.

[Akura]

Someone should run a campaign entirely on creative uses of artifacts like that. No weapons, no spells, just items and uses they were not intended for.

I wonder how long that player would last.

I like those "utility" spells that don't do any "actual" damage outright. There's so many ways to abuse Stone Shape, it's not even funny(until you start trying it, then it's hilarious).

I also discovered the existence of a Black Tentacles spell, which could have some... unfortunate implications.

[Darvi]

Oh, I know what to compare those immovable rods with. Obsidian from minecraft. You can pick it up and move it around, but once placed can't be moved my nothing. Not even pistons.

[ToonyMan]

Thats nothing. Try the 101 version.

Well can you explain it, show an image, give a link, or anything?!

[Darvi]

I think this sums it up nicely.

[ToonyMan]

I think this sums it up nicely.

Good gog this is like when I found that 36x36 shogi game variant.  The 101 image there is really poor though you can't see much detail.

Found a much better resolution one.

[Darvi]

There is an interactive one, but I can't post it due to technical issues.

Fu ac.

[blackmagechill]

French research published in 2002 in the British Medical Journal followed 1,674 elderly residents of southern France for seven years, studying their consumption of meat versus seafood and the presence of dementia symptoms. The conclusion was that people who ate fish at least once a week had a significantly lower risk of being diagnosed with dementia over a seven-year period.[5] However the study was unclear as to whether fish consumption protected against dementia, or if dementia prevented the participants from consuming more fish. There was also a possible confounding factor in that individuals with higher education have both a lower risk of dementia and higher consumption of fish.[6]
This was really funny.

[Akura]

So, in Soviet France, fish go crazy after eating YOU?

[Realmfighter]

Just got a TF2 Achievement for killing someone with an arrow when I was dead, except I was using bullets instead of Arrows.

What the crap.