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[nooleen]

let's hunt some ork

http://pageperso.aol.fr/loverangels0705/images/aragorn.jp

 

[D0njo]

no no, it's more like-

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[nooleen]

nah i'd say more like

 

[snotrag]

sorry bout that your honour had discuss things with myself including what direction im going, where abouts im heading, and of course what i'm doing now back to trisha live in court no.1 " a general distain towards the aformentioned "crusties" ...." it was not meant as an attack of "crusties" per say in a general day-to-day idea. As although i'm not going to admit my guilt and suffer the brutal force of the online security i will say that like all great films I veered slightly of course.

also i'd like to bring to your notice your honour "the introduction of an even newer law banning the hunting of "ork-troll" beings this was recently passed by the high council with gandalf himself presiding over the procedings that were precident to this pursuit.

 

[nooleen]

gandalf would never have agreed to that.

 

[D0njo]

...........yeh

 

[nooleen]

gandalf would never have agreed to that.

it must have been tacked on as a rider to a bill legalising the finest weed in southfarthing. his love of the halfling's leaf has clearly slowed his mind.

 

[snotrag]

well then perhaps more direct action is needed
focus on the screen do not let anything distract you
your feeling sleepy
very very sleepy
your eyes are falling down
down down down
when i clap my hands you will be no more
clap clap clap

 

[spuded]

jaysus what a terribly boring thread i wish snotrag would just say whatever it was that pissed him off with aforementioned 'crusties' or what incident there was or whatever....otherwise boring boring boring!zed

 

[snotrag]

but why anything?

 

[nooleen]

jaysus what a terribly boring thread i wish snotrag would just say whatever it was that pissed him off with aforementioned 'crusties' or what incident there was or whatever....otherwise boring boring boring!zed

i thought the LOTR references were adding a certain something.

 

[spuded]

i thought the LOTR references were adding a certain something.

you know my feelings on LOTR

 

[Pat Pockets]

This thread has turned into a conversation ye might hear outta some dzopes who frequent the games workshop and play dungeons and/or dragons.

 

[nooleen]

This thread has turned into a conversation ye might hear outta some dzopes who frequent the games workshop and play dungeons and/or dragons.

express yourself using lord of the rings quotes or not at all, stinking morgul rat.

 

[D0njo]

Pot of the Pockets you will surely die by my hand, or, if the death be not done by i, then you will be slain by another mighty warrior of my warband. Beware.

 

[snotrag]

touchy bout threads aren't we ppl. i guess no one else brings them back. so i guess i'll have to try to explain this in my own words. yous didnt pick up on the reason i brought back that old thread it was because you have missed the point completely and have built something out of nothing quel suprise not. i was trying to explain in a funny way (knowing i live like a crusty) something that happened to me and it was blown out of propotion by idiots such as yourselves. i know its good to be D.I.Y intrested but dont be a spastic bout it and build something out of nothing.

now im not going to get involved in your debate about rings whether they are brown or green but i will quote this

the wheel of time turns, and ages come and pass, leaving memories that become legend. legend fades to myth, and even myth is long forgotten when the age that gave birth comes again... the wind was not the begining. there are neither beginings nor endings to the turning of the wheel of time. but it was a begining

i'll leave this thread on that note

 

[nooleen]

rand laughed cruelly, then turned his attention back to min. she really was startlingly pretty, he thought, not for the first time.
"why are you thumbing your ear and humming like a witless looby?", min demanded, glowering at him suspiciously, hands on hips.

 

[kollin]

rand laughed cruelly, then turned his attention back to min. she really was startlingly pretty, he thought, not for the first time.
"why are you thumbing your ear and humming like a witless looby?", min demanded, glowering at him suspiciously, hands on hips.

You had me at hello...

 

[nooleen]

Important note from Robert Jordan: March 25, 2006,

I have been diagnosed with amyloidosis. That is a rare blood disease which affects only 8 people out of a million each year, and those 8 per million are divided among 22 distinct forms of amyloidosis. They are distinct enough that while some have no treatment at all, for the others, the treatment that works on one will have no effect whatsoever on any of the rest. An amyloid is a misshapen or misfolded protein that can be produced by various parts of the body and which may deposit in other parts of the body (nerves or organs) with varying effects. (As a small oddity, amyloids are associated with a wide list of diseases ranging from carpal tunnel syndrome to Alzheimer's. There's no current evidence of cause and effect, and none of these is considered any form of amyloidosis, but the amyloids are always there. So it is entirely possible that research on amyloids may one day lead to cures for Alzheimer's and the Lord knows what else. I've offered to be a literary poster boy for the Mayo Amyloidosis Program, and the May PR Department, at least, seems very interested. Plus, I've discovered a number of fans in various positions at the clinic, so maybe they'll help out.)
Now in my case, what I have is primary amyloidosis with cardiomyapathy. That means that some (only about 5% at present) of my bone marrow is producing amyloids which are depositing in the wall of my heart, causing it to thicken and stiffen. Untreated, it would eventually make my heart unable to function any longer and I would have a median life expectancy of one year from diagnosis. Fortunately, I am set up for treatment, which expands my median life expectancy to four years. This does NOT mean I have four years to live. For those who've forgotten their freshman or pre-freshman (high school or junior high) math, a median means half the numbers fall above that value and half fall below. It is NOT an average.
In any case, I intend to live considerably longer than that. Everybody knows or has heard of someone who was told they had five years to live, only that was twenty years ago and here they guy is, still around and kicking. I mean to beat him. I sat down and figured out how long it would take me to write all of the books I currently have in mind, without adding anything new and without trying rush anything. The figure I came up with was thirty years. Now, I'm fifty-seven, so anyone my age hoping for another thirty years is asking for a fair bit, but I don't care. That is my minimum goal. I am going to finish those books, all of them, and that is that.
My treatment starts in about 2 weeks at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, where they have seen and treated more cases like mine than anywhere else in the US. Basically, it boils down to this. They will harvest a good quantity of my bone marrow stem cells from my blood. These aren't the stem cells that have Bush and Cheney in a swivet; they can only grow into bone marrow, and only into my bone marrow at that. Then will follow two days of intense chemotherapy to kill off all of my bone marrow, since there is no way at present to target just the misbehaving 5%. Once this is done, they will re-implant my bmsc to begin rebuilding my bone marrow and immune system, which will of course go south with the bone marrow. Depending on how long it takes me to recuperate sufficiently, 6 to 8 weeks after checking in, I can come home. I will have a fifty-fifty chance of some good result (25% chance of remission; 25% chance of some reduction in amyloid production), a 35-40% chance of no result, and a 10-15% chance of fatality. Believe me, that's a Hell of a lot better than staring down the barrel of a one-year median. If I get less than full remission, my doctor already, she says, has several therapies in mind, though I suspect we will heading into experimental territory. If that is where this takes me, however, so be it. I have thirty more years worth of books to write even if I can keep from thinking of any more, and I don't intend to let this thing get in my way.
—Robert Jordan


AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!

 

[needtokill]

this thread is absolutely amazing.
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