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I would adopt, but I am in dire need of headphones seung. /me runs off crying at missed opportunity

Pants are for the weak and the stupid. Neither myself nor my kin will ever wear such a thing. Our claidheamh-mòr are always at our sides, and our kilts are without underclothes and bedazzled!

SWIMMING POOLS ARE PEOPLE TOO! err, wait a second...

you seem to have a real problem with feminists despite not having the slightest idea what they are. Moving on, what we should really be asking is whether the retaliator will come with optional swimming pool modules, and what kind of hot tub options are available to complement said swimming pool.

I wouldn't trade account info... That doesn't sound like a good idea.

that is pretty freaking great

I have it. I really like it, but I don't play much.

wot wot wot wot wot wot wot wot

oh hush, I agree with what he's saying so far. As long as they aren't all weird mesopotamian gods no one knows about, I'm happy. I mean, unless TEST votes for weird mesopotamian gods. Then the point is moot.

Thot*

Last Call, For Alcohol (The clock on the wall say 3 o clock)

That is so great. I would vote for that.

I don't really like the idea of mythological names, personally. They have nothing to do with the ship or us as people. I think we should stick to naming it something relevant to us. The US Navy names ships after significant americans, places, words and events that are relevant to the US as a...

Still above black sunders original post.

That's why I'm up here.

I feel like people in general ruin everything regardless of religion. Stalin was a die hard atheist, as was most of the russian communist party. Religion of any kind was discouraged and in some cases directly punished. Much of religion is just another way for people to separate themselves...

I have a library of several hundred dragon lance, forgotten realms, and general fantasy and sci fi spanning the last 100 years at my fingertips. I read 1-2 books a week, so it honestly depends on just what looks interesting at the time. I recently read The Worm Ouroboros by Eric Rücker...