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9th December 2008, 08:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Dog Moon Actually, I thought the episode was pretty good probably until the same time you did about. The thing with the Haitian surprised me because they never before mentioned anything about someone with a greater strength being able to break through it eventually. And for the thing with Pa Patrelli, yeah... wtf dude... So he went back in time to grab the Catalyst from Hiro... that just hurts my brain. And then he dies. What happened with the Catalyst after that anyway?
I LIKED what they were doing with mixing up the good guys and the bad guys in the beginning of the season, but then as everything sorts itself out, pretty much everyone goes and returns to their normal self anyway...
Although near the end when the marine gets his power I was thinking 'wouldn't it have been AWESOME if he ended up killing Nathan, Mohinder and whatshername?' Woulda made me a happy viewer.  |
Was it me or did it feel like Slyar's acter wasn't into it at the end of the episode? I'm not sure if he was told to act it, but he just seemed apathetic.
I was also hoping that the Marine would kill them. When he tossed that chair I was all "DUDE YOU MISSED MOHINDER! Pick it up and try again!"
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9th December 2008, 08:43 AM
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And think of me, I haven't watched the show yet, but when I have done, the Hive thread is 5 pages further and I forgot about the wisdom you speak here!
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Christmas - I like it. I can very easily ignore all that commercialismn it causes and focus on the good stuff. Which is meeting with the family, particularly the big "Müller family meeting" each Christmas. The sons (including my father) and daughters of my grandfather and their children all meeting, drinking tea, eating cake and talking about various things.
Though I am a little anxious this year. It's the first big family reunion since the funeral of my uncle. I wonder how that feels and how we react to it. (It wouldn't be the first time he couldn't come Christmas, but it's the first time it is so... final. Or sad. There is a big difference between your uncle assisting the installation of a flight management software in Brunei and him being dead.  )
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9th December 2008, 09:11 AM
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| It's weird how Christmas and Valentines Day tends to be the two most depressing Holidays in existence. I wonder if non-christian cultures have a holiday which is similarly depressing
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Originally Posted by Relique du Madde It's weird how Christmas and Valentines Day tends to be the two most depressing Holidays in existence. I wonder if non-christian cultures have a holiday which is similarly depressing | Festivus? |
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9th December 2008, 09:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Slider Wade | For the rest of us!
I need a festivus pole... |
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9th December 2008, 09:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Blackrat For the rest of us!
I need a festivus pole... | 
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9th December 2008, 09:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Relique du Madde | Damn you Seinfeld damn you to hell! After I posted that pict my keyboard slipped out of my hand and fell onto my full large Taco Bell coke, spilling it all over my floor.
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9th December 2008, 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Relique du Madde | I find your belief system fascinating... |
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9th December 2008, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Blackrat I find your belief system fascinating... | I thought you knew that Sienfeld has the power to curse those who dislike his show and think his "comedy" is over rated.
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9th December 2008, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Relique du Madde I thought you knew that Sienfeld has the power to curse those who dislike his show and think his "comedy" is over rated. | Doesn't consern me... I like him   |
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9th December 2008, 10:19 AM
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9th December 2008, 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Relique du Madde The characters would be PL 5 (90pp) Through PL 8 and have a pulpy golden age weirdness to them. Depending on how the game is set up, I think it could easily become character driven opposed to being all about combat. | If it was a RP game I would be interested in that for a pbp.
But I'd need some help with the rules as I've got rid of my M&M book now. Also, wasn't there a 2nd Edition of that with an update?
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9th December 2008, 10:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Tallarn [color=orange]If it was a RP game I would be interested in that for a pbp. | Ideally I'd want the game to be RP heavy with little or no combat considering how many pbp games I've played in died because of combat dragging on endlessly. Quote:
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But I'd need some help with the rules as I've got rid of my M&M book now. Also, wasn't there a 2nd Edition of that with an update? | Yes there was. The pocket guide and the last printing of the core books have the latest corrections. I'm not sure what exactly changed between editions besides for the cost of skill points; but I've heard that some people prefer the original over the 2nd edition.
There is also a OGL book which basically reprints every M$M 2e book that sells for 6 bux (?), but I'm not sure if they changed M&M's point values or what.
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9th December 2008, 12:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Relique du Madde It's weird how Christmas and Valentines Day tends to be the two most depressing Holidays in existence. I wonder if non-christian cultures have a holiday which is similarly depressing | I do not find Christmas depressing at all!
I am neutral to Valentines Day.  |
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9th December 2008, 12:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Relique du Madde Ideally I'd want the game to be RP heavy with little or no combat considering how many pbp games I've played in died because of combat dragging on endlessly.
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Yes there was. The pocket guide and the last printing of the core books have the latest corrections. I'm not sure what exactly changed between editions besides for the cost of skill points; but I've heard that some people prefer the original over the 2nd edition.
There is also a OGL book which basically reprints every M 2e book that sells for 6 bux (?), but I'm not sure if they changed M&M's point values or what. | Well, I'm not willing to pay money to play in the game , but if it's RP heavy then count me in. We could confer via the recruitment thread as to what sort of character? |
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9th December 2008, 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Relique du Madde It's weird how Christmas and Valentines Day tends to be the two most depressing Holidays in existence. | I only find Christmas depressing because I'm a bitter, lonely old man. I only find Valentine's Day depressing because I'm a bitter, lonely old man.
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I'm a bitter, lonely old man.
I think it's not the holidays themselves that cause the issues though. But the way our culture tends to fixate on them, and fill the world with Christmasy everything on November 1st, it means you get two months of reminding you of what you don't have. Add to that the stress and financial woes, and you have a recipe for disaster.
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9th December 2008, 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Slider Wade Actually there are times when I buy whole bean. I have a grinder that I use when I want a cup from it. | Are you a coffee flavored villainess?
I know there's Too Much Coffee Man out there. . . I wonder if the forces of caffeine have ever led anyone to the dark side.
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9th December 2008, 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted by hafrogman Are you a coffee flavored villainess?
I know there's Too Much Coffee Man out there. . . I wonder if the forces of caffeine have ever led anyone to the dark side. | I take it you've never heard of Darth Espresso? |
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9th December 2008, 03:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Blackrat I take it you've never heard of Darth Espresso? | And his arch-nemesis, The Decaf Kid! |
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9th December 2008, 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Blackrat I take it you've never heard of Darth Espresso? | Quote:
Originally Posted by Tallarn And his arch-nemesis, The Decaf Kid! | Surely it should be more like Darth Venti and Latte Espressomaker.
Of course, if you're willing to mix your media sources, Starbuck(s) is vaguely appropriate. 
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