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Originally Posted by Kioshi

Fix'd...
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE give us PONY Blast/ PONY Manipulation !!!

Originally Posted by Liz Bathory

I am Union...

Those other servers I only have 1 test toon on.

Originally Posted by Liz Bathory

I am willing to set up an ITF again where we do a 'Shard Run' (=kill all) on +3 or +4...

When I usually give this option people are scared or don't have the time.

Is the OP willing to join such a run?

Originally Posted by Oliin

On the other hand folks, let's recall that they certainly haven't shown to be against adding thematically natural, tech, magic, and mutant sets. Giving someone a hard time for wanting a magic themed blast set really isn't terribly fair. Personally I kind of think you could do some fun things with one myself.

Originally Posted by Supermax

Thanks all! Lots of good info.

Originally Posted by Lulipop

I will name mine Victorias Secret and let the good times roll

Originally Posted by BrandX

Wasn't this MI 4 though?

Originally Posted by TrueMetal

She's not trolling, she's sincere. Not sure if that's better or worse.

Originally Posted by Samothrake

The wife and I went to see this flick this week. We enjoyed it. There was a constant sense of tension as the team was pretty much playing catch-up the entire movie.

I liked the fact that the Ethan Hunt character took more of a leadership role in the movie. Sure, he was team leader in the other ones, but this one seemed to spread the action around to the rest of the team nicely. They all got moments to shine, and we liked that. In fact, Hunt was so leaderly in this one that I rather expected him to be the director of IMF by the end of the movie. And he was kinda, with the way he handed out the phones to his three teammates at the end. Whatever his actual rank, he does seem to be pretty high up in the organization’s ladder. But to have him accepting a mission at the very end of the movie kinda broke that line of reasoning.

I often tell the wife that I know to much to truly enjoy certain things as presented in movies. The big one that jumped out at me in this movie was the scene where Hunt and the other team member are being shot at under water. Sure it's a nice effect, but I watch Mythbusters. And because I do, I know that any bullet loses pretty much all of its power within six inches of hitting water. The Mythbusters tested that at with much closer range, and with a variety of weapon powers. The more powerful the weapon, the more the bullet loses when it hits the water, with .50 cal sniper rifle bulets disintigrating pretty much on contact with the water. So that scene, while fun and dramatic, is not at all realistic.

One other thing we noticed with some of the very close ups of Tom’s face is the man is starting to show his age. He will be 50 later this year.

Originally Posted by Dark One

So long as they look like Sixes, Eights, and Threes, that's totally cool.

Originally Posted by Blue Rabbit

So, exactly what film are we talking about here? The only Darkest Days I could find is from 2005.

Originally Posted by JayboH

Enemies should be attacking you as often as they always did...

Originally Posted by Dark One

We've only had around 10,000 years of being "civilized" and most of that was spent being able to only eat with one hand. Give it time, but time is the one thing that we are more than capable of limiting for ourselves.



By removing a large population of the working class, the ruling class had to pay better and provide better working conditions to compete for the more limited worker resources. Along with other socio-economic impacts, though granted some had to take quite a while to be realized.



Complete environmental collapse either through supervolcano explosions, impact events, or good ol' fashioned human endeavor. If we know we can't live here anymore, then we'll have to look elsewhere for a home. Spread out amongst the stars. Meet strange new aliens and take the Kirk route with 'em.

Originally Posted by Tenzhi

From the shots I'd seen of the show-that-never-came-to-pass, E.N.Durance makes a better looking Wonder Woman anyway, in my opinion.

Originally Posted by Dark One

Well, we'd need an almost-mass extinction. Bottleneck us down to a couple hundred thousand or so. Give us the chance to learn from the idiocy of the past and revamp. Kinda like how the Black Death allowed for changes in the society of Europe. For one to change, they need to hit rock bottom. We're close, but not quite there yet.

Only downside is the collateral damage to the not-human population of the planet.