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Quote from: Dutchling on March 04, 2013, 02:52:10 pm

How can you say eww to "a Dutch food item consisting of fries, topped with döner or shawarma meat, grilled with a layer of Gouda cheese until melted and then subsequently covered with a layer of dressed salad greens. The dish is often served with garlic sauce and sambal"

I don't like it when people put cheese all over perfectly good food.

But...cheese is perfectly good food!

Probably half of the Conservapedia posters are trolls. However, the site is run by a highly conservative teacher who is the son of an infamous anti-feminist, and if he doesn't approve of something he changes or deletes it.

Quote from: Sirus on March 04, 2013, 12:05:02 pm

So I decided to try my first tier II tank. Picked up the French TD because I kinda liked the design.

I'm sorely regretting my choice. Even with every upgrade I can give it (for some reason, the game won't let me research or purchase a more powerful engine, even though it's right there on the tech tree), it's one of the slowest things on the battlefield, not to mention highly inaccurate and not all that powerful. I think it has survived one battle so far.

TD's can be punishing for a new player. until you get to the high end td's with godly frontal armor, they rely on the stealth mechanics to survive. Just try to hide in a bush near the action and wait to fully aim before taking a shot. Its also nice to have rock nearby to scurry behind for when you get spotted.

For what it's worth, I have tried this. Hell, I usually keep my tank hidden in order to snipe, which works better on some models then others.. It's just that somehow I always get spotted, usually after I shoot, but I can never see who is shooting at me.

At one point I took cover behind a large rock after taking some damage, and got ready to shoot anyone to come after me. A light tank careened around the corner, I missed my short-range shot, and it rammed me to finish me off

So I decided to try my first tier II tank. Picked up the French TD because I kinda liked the design.

I'm sorely regretting my choice. Even with every upgrade I can give it (for some reason, the game won't let me research or purchase a more powerful engine, even though it's right there on the tech tree), it's one of the slowest things on the battlefield, not to mention highly inaccurate and not all that powerful. I think it has survived one battle so far.

I always want to get back into DF then the new military kicks in and my dwarves get slaughtered every time.  My fortress gets so incredibly prosperous after just a year that waves of ambushes and migrants swarm in too...

So much this. I never fully mastered the old 40d military; for this new one I'm lucky if I can get a single soldier to actually pick up a weapon.

Megas XLR is very hard to find outside of crappy quality youtube stuff.

Try this?

Quote from: Slayerhero90 on March 02, 2013, 10:30:10 pm

She's not scary. She's adorable.

I think we can all agree that she was probably pretty cute before zombification.

And from a design standpoint, that's a cool character. The design is simple but distinctive and the concept as a whole is pretty eye catching. That gas mask is sheer awesome-possum.

Also, she has a nice rack, y'know, for a zombie girl. Even I can admit that.

Those are her lungs. She's missing her ribcage and the now-useless breathing organs are just kinda sticking out the front.

Also: Your name reminded me of this.