IIRC Frigg gets some loophole that if every being in existence cries Balder gets ressurected, and only one dude doesn't for some reason, so Balder stays dead
The gun is from the movie Aliens. They were mounted on an articulated arm that was attached to the armor worn by the marines. The one in the picture above has "Adios" written on it, which means it's the one used by Pvt. Vasquez, who is what the line "Have you ever been mistaken for a man?" refers to.
As of approximately one year ago I am allowed again, but i don't have the physical space to store them at the moment.Are you allowed to buy stuff from the U.S. or Canada on eBay? There's a ton of Dragonlance books available (I've got that as one of the searches that get sent to me in my daily email because there are some I'm still looking for). I know the Defenders of Magic books are listed, because I bought two of them to replace my original copies that got damaged.
The Leaves From the Inn of the Last Home books are interesting, too. They're source books, but also have recipes (which really work; the SF club I was part of in college tried them out for one of our parties), and sheet music for the songs. I learned Est Sularus (the hymn the Knights of Solamnia sing) and it's just gorgeous. I cranked up the volume on the organ and let it soar.
Codename Machete, then.Not actually the name I used on it....
Erm, yep. Best explained here (it takes some time to load, because of the illustrations).
Oh. I somehow thought you had a gun with an internal tracking system such as Zorg's superweapon in The Fifth Element.
Thank you!
No probs.Thank you!
lolololololololol"Not my favorite state I've lived in but not my favorite at all."
Tell us how you really feel.
I've only been on the Kansas side of Kansas City and even then only for a single day to interview so I'll withhold judgement.
That was, fortunately, not my rave
