Of course she doesn't. Women in underwear are involved. Your mom doesn't strike me as the kind of mother who'd be open to her son browsing pictures of half-naked women.
And don't generalize. I nearly smacked you a couple times already. Cookies are important.
Ok, a) that picture is FAR more benign than Ral's old full-frontal-nudity male [shudder]. and b) thats a good picture, and oddly enough its in the ProjectT reference photo directory as I just had to download it when it appeared in a google image search for images of 'eclipse'. Small world! Or, I guess, small virtual-world!
c) InvTrend patch = t3h l33tn3ss. Thx; I'll get the proportions and the manual finished tomorow, I'll also let you know if we're presenting this friday or next.
I know it was a pic of some fairly buff male rapper, but I honestly didn't notice it was full frontal. Sadly, I don't see it lying around anywhere, either. If I find it, I'll put it up for you. :P
Crusader Kings, Dawn of War, Neverwinter Nights...NOLF2? :p
Also, to give this late night post some meet, C, I require sci-fi recommendations from your cavernous mental archives of the genre. I was at a used bookshop the today and picked up The Voices of Heaven and am totally digging it. Any further recommendations? I know I've read a few others a million years ago so, really, any suggestions are fair game. Please and thanks.
And, really, my cavernous mental archives are more in the fantasy genre, but for SF...I shall assume you're already familiar with Frank Herbert, Issac Asimov, Roger Zelazny (read Amber. Now. NOW!), or similarly famous older authors.
I can recommend anything by Lois McMaster Bujold, nearly anything by David Weber, especially the Honor Harrington books. Also, Iain Banks' Culture novels, Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars novels (really, _really_ hard SF here, a trilogy telling the tale of terraforming Mars).
Eric Flint and L.E. Modesitt are all right, and so is Elizabeth Moon.
Huge fan of Weber's work myself; you'll never look at something like 'star wars', or even Dune [which was quite good, but inconsistent for the majority of the series] the same.
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And don't generalize. I nearly smacked you a couple times already. Cookies are important.
c) InvTrend patch = t3h l33tn3ss. Thx; I'll get the proportions and the manual finished tomorow, I'll also let you know if we're presenting this friday or next.
d) Cookies rule!
What was Ral's picture?
-D.
Silly Chigbo! Trix are for kids!
Also, to give this late night post some meet, C, I require sci-fi recommendations from your cavernous mental archives of the genre. I was at a used bookshop the today and picked up The Voices of Heaven and am totally digging it. Any further recommendations? I know I've read a few others a million years ago so, really, any suggestions are fair game. Please and thanks.
Nathan
And, really, my cavernous mental archives are more in the fantasy genre, but for SF...I shall assume you're already familiar with Frank Herbert, Issac Asimov, Roger Zelazny (read Amber. Now. NOW!), or similarly famous older authors.
I can recommend anything by Lois McMaster Bujold, nearly anything by David Weber, especially the Honor Harrington books. Also, Iain Banks' Culture novels, Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars novels (really, _really_ hard SF here, a trilogy telling the tale of terraforming Mars).
Eric Flint and L.E. Modesitt are all right, and so is Elizabeth Moon.
Anyone else feel like offering suggestions?
-D.
-N
Silly boy. Be more specific!
-D.
And you should move some of those icons off to the right-hand side, of course...