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- Should i buy a sword? - The Something Awful Forums
my sword's actually a bit of a gardening tool It's well sized for me though, and it's good to have multitaskers sometimes there's no time left to find a shovel I like that you can measure how deep you’ve stabbed into the soft belly of your enemy in both imperial and metric in case you’re traveling
- cjs: that felt good (+0, -2,586,203) - The Something Awful Forums
kenny logins jan 11, 2011 every morning i wake up and open palm slam a white whale into the pequod it's hell's heart and right then and there i strike at thee alongside with the main character, ishmael
- Should i buy a sword? - The Something Awful Forums
Summer Rose posted: Those are apparently for holding sponges soaking in water for cleaning out the barrel after firing it, in order to reduce the risk of sparks igniting the powder prematurely
- Working in Development: fuck the computer I hate computers
The Ideal Tool™ would be one that effectively meets the needs of your team Or put another way: A tool that is marketed and designed as a solution for 'everyone and everything' is mediocre for everyone and everything Personally, my favorite tool for task bug tracking was something I used about 10 years ago whose name I've long forgotten
- FINAL FANTASY XIV Patch 7. 25: Seekers of Eternity (feat. Occult . . .
FSH is the only relic tool I have left, had to take a few weeks off from playing because of work I remember people saying they were bullshit, but goddamn, I had no idea how much bullshit they are "Oh, we need you to catch 18 fish in 5 minutes!
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- Victoria 3: the 1960 german unification play comes with a few . . .
1) Yes and no - there is no direct interaction in the sense of "the iron mines sell their goods to the tool workshops" because the simulation doesn't track individual goods that way, but there is a benefit to having tool workshops in the same state as your iron mines, because the amount of money a producer makes from selling their output, and a
- The Infosec Thread: Yes, time to move off Clownstrike
Thanks Ants posted: I'm interested to see how MS are going to manage passwordless sign-in for users that don't have an IT department
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