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What are you thinking about right now?
huh. Coulda sworn I told... oh wait, only IRC people knew I was 30.
My bad. Yeah, my wife is 8 years younger than me. You're as surprised as I was, Max!
My bad. Yeah, my wife is 8 years younger than me. You're as surprised as I was, Max!
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Winner of the "What the heck is it?" award.
(I realize it's a gun now, but for the longest time I thought it was a spaceship)
(I realize it's a gun now, but for the longest time I thought it was a spaceship)
Would You Rather?
I'd go with Karaoke Revolution, as I can actually sing.
Which would you rather be forced to watch while tied to a chair with rope and no hope of escape: Barney the Dinosaur, Tay Zonday or the Badger Snake Mushroom flash animation loop?
Which would you rather be forced to watch while tied to a chair with rope and no hope of escape: Barney the Dinosaur, Tay Zonday or the Badger Snake Mushroom flash animation loop?
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[Fun] Worldbuilding 101: Building Tycho
Veriag
Veriag is a city in the southern extreme of the Embrian territory of Xeitas, on the edge of the Great Market Road which leads from the capital of the empire to Ferien.
Veriag is also the name of the plains that surround it.
It is one of the largest cities in that territory at over 100,000 inhabitants. It has an agricultural economy based principally in cattle ranching and raising crops. The city is also a regional commercial center, serving approximately 12 municipalities. The city had its origin as a crossroads, and has always maintained its character as a place that draws entrepreneurs from other regions. Major expansion of industry in the area, combined with the growth of tobacco plantations, has adversely impacted small-scale agriculture in the surrounding rural areas, resulting in declining population in those rural areas. Veriag also has a busy commercial district and the economy has devoleped a lot lately thanks to the migration of the population from all the surrounding towns.
It has been said that since ancient times, the Embrian kings always demanded the finest tobacco from the farmers of Veriag, as such, a yearly festival of tobacco is held to determine which plantation had the best crop that year. It is also considered a strategic location, and great measures have always been taken to protect it from other empires.
Veriag is a city in the southern extreme of the Embrian territory of Xeitas, on the edge of the Great Market Road which leads from the capital of the empire to Ferien.
Veriag is also the name of the plains that surround it.
It is one of the largest cities in that territory at over 100,000 inhabitants. It has an agricultural economy based principally in cattle ranching and raising crops. The city is also a regional commercial center, serving approximately 12 municipalities. The city had its origin as a crossroads, and has always maintained its character as a place that draws entrepreneurs from other regions. Major expansion of industry in the area, combined with the growth of tobacco plantations, has adversely impacted small-scale agriculture in the surrounding rural areas, resulting in declining population in those rural areas. Veriag also has a busy commercial district and the economy has devoleped a lot lately thanks to the migration of the population from all the surrounding towns.
It has been said that since ancient times, the Embrian kings always demanded the finest tobacco from the farmers of Veriag, as such, a yearly festival of tobacco is held to determine which plantation had the best crop that year. It is also considered a strategic location, and great measures have always been taken to protect it from other empires.
The 3 Hour Game Day Results are in! Page 1!
author=myersguy link=topic=2199.msg38749#msg38749 date=1224315810
Well, my internet company decided to work on the lines during this, so I didn't get to participate.
To be totally honest, I was losing interest anyways. It just didn't seem right. I think that the theme needs to be announced right at the beginning of the actual 3 hours, otherwise there could be future planning, and even creating. Anyways, it still would have been fun.
Also, why wait two months? I wouldn't mind doing a one hour every two weeks or so!
Well, I concluded that doing it TOO often would definitely make it get old fast.
Not to mention cutting into people's other, more important projects.
We'll see. I'll definitely announce the theme next time just as the contest starts.
Other than that, I thought it worked quite well!













