Tex Mechs Robot

The habitual zone, where nail biting and knuckle popping thrive.

You would know :-) That's clearly the rocket park at JSC lol.

This exact thing happened to me lol. I learned about KSP from a member of my MWO group and never looked back :-)

I had such high hopes for this game when it was announced. I was a Legendary Founder and part of the closed beta. I just gave up on it after about a year and a half of drama and monotonous game-play :-/

MWO is still alive?! I haven't played in 2 years but I'd recognize the city art anywhere.

I played trombone in jazz band in highschool. same as pTrevTrevs though, probably forgot most of what I knew and I wasn't that great anyway. I, on the other hand, owned my own instrument so I still have it. Sort of. I live in Seattle and it's at my sister's house in Houston. $1200 (when new) Olds trombone with one trigger.

So confused...

Possibly. I never played the Hero series. HoMM and MM are different play styles altogether.

youtube ads have ruined it even further than the fact that it only plays when you navigate to the tab. it was so much better in the early 2000's :-(

um...yes. a set ALWAYS contains itself.... why can't i count to infinity?

Agreed. Symmetry only matters if you can't counteract asymmetry.

I still can't believe Johnson Space Center in Houston didn't get a real shuttle...

Those were epic. Thanks for sharing!

In the process of designing this with the two original creators, I wound up building one in order to test the fit and stability of the parts. Flickr Album

RC planes, scale models, LEGO, handwriting/calligraphy, fountain pens

#sorrynotsorry for the necro... IT'S A REAL THING NOW!!!!!!!!!!!! https://ideas.lego.com/blogs/1-blog/post/65

So after much clicking (what is a computer at work for anyway?), I found it in two separate story lines... http://www.xkcd.com/1350/#p:8440e346-bb16-11e3-8004-002590d77bdd http://www.xkcd.com/1350/#p:c9cfde56-bae6-11e3-8001-002590d77bdd

and it was good.

i didn't have the time to search through every permutation. anyone have the answer?

In order to balance the force, I'll assume it's the first :-)

My guess is that they feel either: 1. Feel some sort of connection with the KSP community (even if the community doesn't actually share the same connection) and feel the need to say goodbye. I consider it a bit like leaving a job and saying goodbye through an email even though most of the people you may send that email to won't actually miss you. It provides a sense of closure to the OP. 2. They don't really feel a connection and are hoping that the slightly dramatic exit will warrant some exposure and attention that they are looking for.

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subscribed. to his channel. not this thread.

I clicked in here super curious about why this thread was subjected to necromancy

I don't draw. Page 1 is a Flite Test power pod? Just started getting into the RC plane hobby and literally built my first DTFB plane on Saturday. Haven't flown it yet...