Cairo Jim

Thanks, Randomizer.

Why thank you, Trenton. Although it'll be over in about 6 hours, its very much apreciated. Also, I'm not that active. Being registered on these boards for about 10 years and having less than 1000 posts I'd call that semi active.

Did Milktoast run a cafe by any chance?

I would try it, but when I googled it, it seemed that it wanted me to compile it. Since I have no programming expierience, I cannot use it. Unless someone has an ace up their sleeve.

It sounds like it should be some sort of breakfast thing.

Oh, someone actually has Jewels? I've played a few times years ago and haven't been able to find it since.

I realised that it's not gonna be something I can just jump into. It's just something I want to do as a project while I'm trying to learn to program.

My apologies on ressurecting a dead thread, but one thing I wanted to learn C/C++ was to play around with BoE as a project. Maybe even go onto BoA down the track.

I'm pretty sure you have to accept all 3 quests at the same time. Even after you've finished 2 of them and get sent to Formello, you'll still have the third to do whenever you want.

That's what autos are for. Most of the people that I know that drive manuals have some sort of understanding of how, at least partially, of how their transmission, mostly gearbox work.

 

That came from this Coleridge fellow? You learn something new everyday.

Because the gear box is only part of the transmission. There's also driveshafts, universal joints, in some cars transfer cases as well. The transmission as whole is referring everything from the flywheel to how it connects to your wheels.

I've only heard a tiny fraction of it, but classical Scottish poetry. It's hilarious.

Interesting idea, but I have something that may argue otherwise, well with the hieroglyphics anyways. Genesis 40-41

(Sorry if that link offends anyone, it was just for reference)

I'm not brave enough to watch this now, after seeing all these reviews about it. I was about to, though.

It almost didn't click in what you were laughing at. It took a minute.

One thing I hate wearing on my feet is thongs. Sandals aren't bad, but they aren't that good either. Most of the time, if I want to go anywhere in town I would have to keep my feet covered, as there is usually broken glass and who knows what else floating around. So I just end up wearing my work boots.

Having been here for 10 years, I'm not that excited about hitting the thousand mark, which isn't to far off post wise. Knowing myself as I do, it'd would probably take another 6 to 9 months to do so.

Those dreams that I've had where I was falling was quite a strange feeling indeed. It actually feels like you're falling that much it wakes you up while you do a funny little spasm.

 

As with the reading thing, I've only had one or 2 dreams where I've had to read something, but what i had to read was as if it was in another language. Which strains my brain while asleep trying to figure out what it says, even after waking.

I'm no master of linguistics in any form, but there's enough people floating around on the internet, that also have a larger network of people outside the internet. if something happens to a small group of people, on say, Facebook, I'd imagine that it could easily spread to larger circles in real life. Sort of like "Pay it Forward".

Just an idea. No more, no less.

I thought Billy Bob was some sort of semi ressurected TM

Although it hasn't happened to me for a while, I have had some pretty lucid dreams. 9 times out of 10 it was something to do with me being in the military. I've never been in the military, nor do I know many people that were in it. Some of them were detailed enough it seemed I was actually there. There was also one dream that repeated itself a few times, but every time with a different ending.

Magic has different meanings and conotations according to culture and what not. Magic, in the modern, western description would just describe an illusionist. Travel around it it could change meanings drastically.

The turtles eat your sanity and replace it with SWAM. (SpidWeb's brand of Spam).

I walk barefoot all the time, normally when I head out fishing.