Elite Guard Brigadier General Coop83 hands out medals to the following:
Shanus: EG Sergeant
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Dela: 1,337 Saves
benzine: 1,000 Posts
Minion777: 6,000 Experience
Joel: 1,000 Experience
Dream-of-Duke: EG Lieutenant General
carmelhadinosaur: 12,000 Experience
BahamutClock: 2,000 Experience
Gunning for all the 5s?
At 12/7/06 03:53 PM, Id-269500 wrote:At 12/6/06 06:55 AM, Coop83 wrote: Thanks to:Ah merry chrismas lighting cermony to you. Change your username to Id-826629
Id-269500
Yes Sir! *Salutes, then changes Alias*
At 12/7/06 06:04 PM, Tantera wrote:At 12/7/06 04:33 AM, Coop83 wrote: It was always the best way to terrorise girls at school, the "harmless" game of tag ;)But parents had to be killjoys, and try to get the harmless game banned. :(
Well, parents have the advantage of already having been there, so knowing what kids are like. They try to prevent it, because they want to have had more fun as a child than you!
Fortunately for me, as a child of the 80s, I was never banned from games for them being too rough or the school having the threat of a lawsuit over their head each time I fell over in the playground. I only had my parents go ape shit for me throwing sticks, stones and on one occasion a house brick up a tree to get the conkers down.
I've never played that, fortunatelyConsider yourself lucky. That so-called "board game" would give you nightmares you wouldn't believe.
I'll take your word for it
At 12/7/06 08:00 PM, schneelocke wrote:At 12/7/06 10:18 AM, Coop83 wrote: To the untrained eye, the rougher edges of Granny Weatherwax's character are barely noticable there, so I'd still say it counts. Everyone was young, once*chuckles* Yeah, but she isn't young there... her youth was talked about in Carpe Jugulum, though. ;)
Well, I was referring to the youth of Terry Pratchett, as he was a youthful 35 when Colour of Magic was published back in 1983 (See, it has a great vintage). Therefore when Equal Rites was published, he was about 37 - 38.
Everybody knows that when Granny Weatherwax was born, she may have had the body of an infant, but she had the mind of a 40 year old as a head start.
Sky announced that they're doing a Real life / CGI production of Hogfather over Xmas. December 17th, Sky One, for all those of you who have access to UK Cable / SataliteI don't. :/ But then, I'm not usually too keen on movie adoptions of books, anyway. Mmm, to me, Hogfather was OK, but not the best Discworld novel ever written - I prefer (outside of the aforementioned Maskerade) The Truth, Reaper Man and Men-At-Arms, for example. (I hope I got the titles right; I'm too lazy to look up the English ones...)
Correct on all three counts! Want another coconut?
Interesting side not here - Men at Arms and Reaper Man were the first two discworld novels I read
But the main thing being that Pratchett seems to be the only person who can get away with such a religious satire as Hogfather - had anyone else tried it, the church would have been up in arms with cries of "Blasphemy!"
At 12/8/06 05:13 AM, Bahamut wrote:At 12/7/06 03:53 PM, Id-269500 wrote: I finally caught up change your alias to Id-984372It's a pain switching a name from one account to another now, so no.
Aaw, go on. It's fun to jump all over the bandwagon and it won't be the same without the Scally Dragon
Due to program crashes today, I've done this post 4 times. If I missed anyone, I'm sorry!