Xorth Tanovar

War leaves an indelible mark upon the soul. While I maintain an interest in war history, there's some things I was privy to in DS that i would rather forget. Have to say I agree totally with this perspective.

-55 (-)

All hail the subtractive method! -54 (-)

...made from stale bread. Every pigeon in a 90-mile radius is in for a treat. Pity the people below them. This hut on a coral atoll...

No-man's Land

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My apologies, did you wish it to bowl you? Waiter! There's excessive vodka in my soup!

Banned for living in a city not anywhere near Brazil.

..is filled with refrigerators, on which the artwork of 50000 pre-schoolers is hung. This electronic scrap site...

with

8/10, I like TF2 but not so much the magic Erasmus, the Master of Sacrifice

-38 (-) We are Electron, we are Negative!

-36 (-) Das positive zu vernichten

Semiconductor

Yep, served 1983-1995. After basic and tech schools, was stationed in South Korea, Utah, Germany (with an unintended side-trip to the Sandbox for Desert Shield/Storm), ended up in New Jersey when I was discharged. Usually interested in anything related to air power, but also have a fondness for firearms of all sorts...own a few Lee-Enfields (oldest one I have is 1913), Yugoslav SKS's, a couple CZ-52's...

As a 12-year USAF vet, of course I am!

Looks like it could be good.

Outstanding!

It may cut through the air easily, but barely makes a scratch on my Mark IV Astartes warplate. The scale deflects to the next player, but now slightly dulled so it rips rather than cuts...

Disposal

No, I'm quite negative -38 (-)

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