Asura.Dameshi said: »
I have no idea if that's even for a refrigerator light. I don't think it is. I just googled "refrigerator light diagram" and took something that looked adequately complex and had some Asian pictograph language on it.
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I have no idea if that's even for a refrigerator light. I don't think it is. I just googled "refrigerator light diagram" and took something that looked adequately complex and had some Asian pictograph language on it. Then why isn't he using wizardry?
Shiva.Spathaian said: » Then why isn't he using wizardry? Because much like the Istari, I was forbidden from using my powers to directly intervene in the world.
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I would break that rule so much. I have a thing for undermining authority for things I don't agree with.
I'd make a terrible soldier.
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Asura.Dameshi said: » I would break that rule so much. I have a thing for undermining authority for things I don't agree with. I'd make a terrible soldier. I could read those schematics, and understood them :|
(^°ω°^)
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Bismarck.Misao said: » I could read those schematics, and understood them :| (^°ω°^)
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Bismarck.Misao said: » I could read those schematics, and understood them :| (^°ω°^) That schematic pissed me right off...
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Shiva.Spathaian said: » Asura.Dameshi said: » I would break that rule so much. I have a thing for undermining authority for things I don't agree with. I'd make a terrible soldier. You folks have a very modern definition of "wizard". It's all that Hairy Putter nonsense clogging up the world of respectable wizards, I tell ya... Ramyrez said: » Shiva.Spathaian said: » Asura.Dameshi said: » I would break that rule so much. I have a thing for undermining authority for things I don't agree with. I'd make a terrible soldier. You folks have a very modern definition of "wizard". It's all that Hairy Putter nonsense clogging up the world of respectable wizards, I tell ya... Wizards use materials to conjure up magic. They create potions, illusions, creatures, and of course fireballs. They wear robes, use staves, and instill fear in enemies, while counseling lords, kings, and queens. None of this wand, muggle, school nonsense.
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And they have a god damn 1d4 for their hit dice!
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Ramyrez said: » Shiva.Spathaian said: » Asura.Dameshi said: » I would break that rule so much. I have a thing for undermining authority for things I don't agree with. I'd make a terrible soldier. You folks have a very modern definition of "wizard". It's all that Hairy Putter nonsense clogging up the world of respectable wizards, I tell ya... I'm a damn imp.
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Sorry. I have a bit of a...distaste...for JKR that gets the better of me sometimes.
Gandalf will forever and always be the foremost wizard in my mind. Followed by Harry Dresden. Bismarck.Misao said: » Ramyrez said: » Sorry. I have a bit of a...distaste...for JKR that gets the better of me sometimes. Gandalf will forever and always be the foremost wizard in my mind. Followed by Harry Dresden. *touches Ramy's shoulder and whispers* "Bull's Strength."
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a wand is unfit for a wizard, a real wizard uses a staff.
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Bismarck.Misao said: » a wand is unfit for a wizard, a real wizard uses a staff. If a wizard needs a short device for his or her use when the staff is overkill, this is when we let the children play with their stickish wants and turn to our trusted blasting rods. Never forget, wizards are proficient with crossbows.
Welp, meds for a week + further studies.
Have read a few articles and watched a video about rats being falsely accursed of spreading the Bubonic Plague. It now seems that the disease was fostered by gerbils. Who would have guessed? DNA studies indicate that wheat was eaten in Britain 8,000 yrs ago. That was 2,000yrs before farmers grew it there. Was there trade? Did gerbils bring it...and related to early farmers, how was the Indo European language group spread to Europe? Is this connected to gerbils? Was it spread by those who had the wheel about 4,500 yrs ago or much earlier? We studied this in Human Geography but not the gerbils. Finally there was an eagle owl in Holland that was attacking people. I guess eagle owls are owls but really big but not eagles. I do not think this is related to the spread of wheat, languages or the plague. Have a great day and maybe say a kind word to a rat if you see one.
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Lakshmi.Zerowone said: » Have read a few articles and watched a video about rats being falsely accursed of spreading the Bubonic Plague. It now seems that the disease was fostered by gerbils. Who would have guessed? DNA studies indicate that wheat was eaten in Britain 8,000 yrs ago. That was 2,000yrs before farmers grew it there. Was there trade? Did gerbils bring it...and related to early farmers, how was the Indo European language group spread to Europe? Is this connected to gerbils? Was it spread by those who had the wheel about 4,500 yrs ago or much earlier? We studied this in Human Geography but not the gerbils. Finally there was an eagle owl in Holland that was attacking people. I guess eagle owls are owls but really big but not eagles. I do not think this is related to the spread of wheat, languages or the plague. Have a great day and maybe say a kind word to a rat if you see one.
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Ramyrez said: » Shiva.Nikolce said: » I find this statement highly suspect.... everyone knows that chinese food is ready so fast they finished making it before you decided what to order... <insert wok banging noise here> Oh, yeah. It's probably ready a lot faster. But we have like 50 people who order. It's one big thing that we fax in early to the restaurant to give them time and then we have them deliver it at lunchtime. Shiva.Nikolce said: » I suspect it's the same magic that makes refrigerator lights work...  Bahamut.Milamber said: » Why does your fridge have a speaker? I've seen fridges with televisions. A speaker ain't no thang.
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Bahamut.Milamber said: » Ramyrez said: » Shiva.Nikolce said: » I find this statement highly suspect.... everyone knows that chinese food is ready so fast they finished making it before you decided what to order... <insert wok banging noise here> Oh, yeah. It's probably ready a lot faster. But we have like 50 people who order. It's one big thing that we fax in early to the restaurant to give them time and then we have them deliver it at lunchtime. Shiva.Nikolce said: » I suspect it's the same magic that makes refrigerator lights work... I saw a fridge with a keurig coffee maker in the door today.
And here I am with a fridge from the late 80's/early 90's with a broken ice maker.
I am a simple man with simple needs.
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Which reminds me.... /pulls the lever on the way back-a-scope <music plays backwords>
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Asura.Dameshi said: » Could be a fridge which beeps when the door has been open too long. it looks a beeping alarm that beeps when the power is low for too long... 220 and I'm guessing somewhere that power isn't reliable. china or india Edit - Or door open that's good thinking it's a "weather quality" control IC chip
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