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Re: General Questions
DIR By: Eragon
Date: March 19, 2016, 3:06 am
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Why?
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Re: General Questions
DIR By: Oafish Team
Date: March 19, 2016, 3:35 am
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--- Quote from: Ouroboros link ---
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> Why?
>
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I don't know.
I just have this gut feeling.
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Re: General Questions
DIR By: HunsingerTheLearner
Date: March 19, 2016, 11:06 am
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--- Quote from: Sarah Von Sapata link ---
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> So Ouroboros is Eragon... Finally!
>
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His signature made it obvious. Plus, you can usually guess by
their registry number. By the registry number I mean the number
that is at the very end of the link to their profile that goes
"u=InsertRegistryNumberHere". That number shows that they were
the nth member to join the forum, with n being the registry
number. For instance, Cyclone's is 1 and Neamhain's is 8.
Ouroboros's, or Eragon's, is 26.
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Re: General Questions
DIR By: Neamhain Blackmailer
Date: March 19, 2016, 11:15 am
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8! It's a lucky number in China!
If only I could have been 3...
Question for you non-Americans. Do you refer to certain time
periods as the sixties, seventies, eighties, etc. and have
specific cultural stereotypes that go with them? For instance,
the 50s were a time of diners, nifty cars, poodle skirts, and
leather jackets. The 80s had big hair, legwarmers, and glam.
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Re: General Questions
DIR By: HunsingerTheLearner
Date: March 19, 2016, 11:33 am
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I was about to answer that, then I realized that you said
non-Americans. :P
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Re: General Questions
DIR By: Sarah von Sapata
Date: March 23, 2016, 5:38 am
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--- Quote from: Hunsinger The Matist link ---
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> [quote author=Sarah Von Sapata
link=topic=213.msg50957#msg50957 date=1458346600]
> So Ouroboros is Eragon... Finally!
>
--- End Quote ---
His signature made it obvious. Plus, you can usually guess by
their registry number. By the registry number I mean the number
that is at the very end of the link to their profile that goes
"u=InsertRegistryNumberHere". That number shows that they were
the nth member to join the forum, with n being the registry
number. For instance, Cyclone's is 1 and Neamhain's is 8.
Ouroboros's, or Eragon's, is 26.
[/quote]
Oh! What's my registry number? :o
--- Quote from: Neamhain Blackmailer link ---
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> 8! It's a lucky number in China!
> If only I could have been 3...
>
> Question for you non-Americans. Do you refer to certain time
periods as the sixties, seventies, eighties, etc. and have
specific cultural stereotypes that go with them? For instance,
the 50s were a time of diners, nifty cars, poodle skirts, and
leather jackets. The 80s had big hair, legwarmers, and glam.
>
--- End Quote ---
I think we do, to some extent. I'm sure Cyclone has a more
insightful answer though, he seems very knowledgeable usually.
But all I know is that the sixties were a good time for cars and
the nineties for music. :P At least in my opinion!
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Re: General Questions
DIR By: HunsingerTheLearner
Date: March 23, 2016, 7:22 am
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--- Quote from: Sarah Von Sapata link ---
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> [quote author=Hunsinger The Matist
link=topic=213.msg51007#msg51007 date=1458403567]
> [quote author=Sarah Von Sapata
link=topic=213.msg50957#msg50957 date=1458346600]
> So Ouroboros is Eragon... Finally!
>
--- End Quote ---
His signature made it obvious. Plus, you can usually guess by
their registry number. By the registry number I mean the number
that is at the very end of the link to their profile that goes
"u=InsertRegistryNumberHere". That number shows that they were
the nth member to join the forum, with n being the registry
number. For instance, Cyclone's is 1 and Neamhain's is 8.
Ouroboros's, or Eragon's, is 26.
[/quote]
Oh! What's my registry number? :o
[/quote]
If I couldn't raise my post count by answering you, I'd tell you
to figure it out yourself. But, under the circumstances . . .
It's 4.
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Re: General Questions
DIR By: Sarah von Sapata
Date: March 23, 2016, 8:24 pm
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Huzzah! 4!
*ahem* GENERAL QUESTIONSESESSES NOW
At what point in size would a meteorite cause plenty of damage
(and kill most people) but not COMPLETELY obliterate the earth
and cause extinction?
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Re: General Questions
DIR By: K
Date: March 24, 2016, 8:36 am
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--- Quote from: Neamhain Blackmailer link ---
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> 8! It's a lucky number in China!
> If only I could have been 3...
>
> Question for you non-Americans. Do you refer to certain time
periods as the sixties, seventies, eighties, etc. and have
specific cultural stereotypes that go with them? For instance,
the 50s were a time of diners, nifty cars, poodle skirts, and
leather jackets. The 80s had big hair, legwarmers, and glam.
>
--- End Quote ---
Yes.
Eg, the '80s. The flare trousers...
--- Quote from: Sarah Von Sapata link ---
>
> Huzzah! 4!
>
> *ahem* GENERAL QUESTIONSESESSES NOW
>
> At what point in size would a meteorite cause plenty of damage
(and kill most people) but not COMPLETELY obliterate the earth
and cause extinction?
>
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The size of the one which exploded in Russia. That would have
killed a few ten thousand had it been populated.
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Re: General Questions
DIR By: Aidan Von Atapas
Date: March 24, 2016, 8:42 pm
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--- Quote from: Sarah Von Sapata link ---
>
> Huzzah! 4!
>
> *ahem* GENERAL QUESTIONSESESSES NOW
>
> At what point in size would a meteorite cause plenty of damage
(and kill most people) but not COMPLETELY obliterate the earth
and cause extinction?
>
--- End Quote ---
How credible this is, I do not know, but this is what I found.
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