things have sure changed since you went to middleschool version 3.5 is out now time to hit the books. when you hit level 20 you become epic. http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=produ...ndacc/881690000 i'm playing 2 parties right now, ones at level 4/Druid, the other is at level 8/Bard. each party has nine members and theyre all splitting experience. the dungeonmaster is thinning the crowd though... i also paint minis when im not here.
things have sure changed since you went to middleschool version 3.5 is out now time to hit the books. when you hit level 20 you become epic. http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=produ...ndacc/881690000 i'm playing 2 parties right now, ones at level 4/Druid, the other is at level 8/Bard. each party has nine members and theyre all splitting experience. the dungeonmaster is thinning the crowd though... i also paint minis when im not here. [/b][/quote] ..oooohhhh....back on the d&d tip again lol :lol: any one for an online game of risk? im joking
[Broken External Image]:http://img106.exs.cx/img106/2209/barker2pt.jpg[Broken External Image]:http://img106.exs.cx/img106/912/city4bp.jpg Bob Barker Quote ''And You And A Friend Can Enjoy A 4 Day 3 Night Vacation Here''
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/signs.html the sign on page 2 that says satan's kingdom, ive been there. its on the farmington river, you can go tubing on the river and you start there
hey, im mad hungry. does anyone know how to cook a jamacian beef patty? can i just toss that shit in the microwave or what? its alerady cook, but its been in the fridge
if its allready been cooked, toss that shit into the microwave if your talkin bout one of those meat pies mmmmm those things r good.
I Gathered some interesting facts about the Olympic Stadium In Montreal They are talking about destroying it, it will cost about 581million dollars! [Broken External Image]:http://img159.exs.cx/img159/2658/olympi010ca.jpg Tenant: Montreal Expos (NL; 1977-2004); Montreal Alouettes (CFL; 1976-1997) Opened: Summer 1976 First Expos game: April 15, 1977 Last Expos game: September 29, 2004 Current status: Still in use Style: Retractable roof (inoperable) Surface: Artificial (1977); Astroturf (1989); AstroGrass (2002); FieldTurf (2004). Capacity: 43,739 (baseball); 56,245 (football) Architect: Roger Taillibert (Paris, France) Construction: Lavalin Inc. (Montreal, Quebec; 1988 retractable membrane roof); Birdair, Inc. (Amherst, New York; 1998 non-retractable membrane roof) Owner: Régie des Installations Olympiques (Government of Quebec) Cost: Over $1 billion (Canadian; includes $170 million for original 1988 retractable roof system, and $37 million for 1998 replacement roof) Location: Left field (NW), Rue Sherbrooke; third base (SW), Boulevard Pie IX; first base (SE), Avenue Pierre-de-Coubertin; right field (NE), Boulevard Viau. Dimensions: Foul lines: 325 (1977), 330 (1981), 325 (1983); power alleys: 375; center field: 404 (1977), 405 (1979), 404 (1980), 400 (1981), 404 (1983); apex of dome: 180; backstop: 62 (1977), 65 (1983), 53 (1989); foul territory: large. Fences: 12 (wood, 1977), 12 (foam, 1989). Designed for the 1976 Olympic Games, Olympic Stadium was not completed on time due to a strike by construction workers. The (556-foot-high) leaning tower used to retract the roof stood half finished until 1987 when the roof was finally completed. It took another 2 years before the roof, made from 60,696 square feet of Kevlar weighing 50 tons, became retractable. The Stadium was remodeled in 1991, with 12,000 seats being removed for Expos games. In September of that year, one of the stadium's 55-ton concrete beams fell, forcing the Expos to play a handful of home games on the road. Problems with opening and closing the roof led to its permanent closure in 1992. The roof was removed in May of 1998, turning the park into an outdoor stadium for the season. In the spring of 1998, the orange Kevlar roof was removed and a $26 million opaque blue roof replaced it later in the year. The new roof does not open. The stadium’s total cost has exceeded $1 billion. The Expos played some of their home games during the 2003 and 2004 seasons at Hiram Bithorn Stadium in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The team announced they were moving to Washington, DC on September 29, 2004. A move had been in the works since the team was bought by the other 29 Major League Baseball team owners in 2002.
who gives a flying fuck...... o and im not gay i was feelin up a girl today sumthin u have never done