Elfen High 2 (OOC 7, Closed, Humans Not Allowed)

[Nationstatelandsville]

It's not well-hidden, though Night had to point it out to me.

I have no idea where he's taking this. Neither, I'd venture to guess, does he.

Don't be silly, I clearly plot every last intricate detail.

"Minh is really the only thing anchoring Crowley to reality. Kill him.

"I was going to anyways."

"How?"

"Not sure yet, we'll see."

(several months later)

"Minh is the only character I regret killing."

[Nightkill the Emperor]

Don't be silly, I clearly plot every last intricate detail.

"Minh is really the only thing anchoring Crowley to reality. Kill him.

"I was going to anyways."

"How?"

"Not sure yet, we'll see."

(several months later)

"Minh is the only character I regret killing."

More or less, he is.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

Anyway, I'll give TIE one more day to get back in before I have Divia and Emi do something else.

[Olthar]

So, I'm wandering around when this angry dragon suddenly swoops down and attacks me. Of course, I easily defeat it single-handedly. Then, as I'm standing next to its corpse, a thief runs up and demands I hand over my gold. He's certainly not the wisest of people, I guess.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

Calliel is such fun to write.

[Condunum]

Sikhism is... Different. Night, thanks for the direction to it

[Condunum]

So, I'm wandering around when this angry dragon suddenly swoops down and attacks me. Of course, I easily defeat it single-handedly. Then, as I'm standing next to its corpse, a thief runs up and demands I hand over my gold. He's certainly not the wisest of people, I guess.

Skyrim?

[Erinkita]

Australia's going to get destroyed in the Ashes. For some reason, firing the coach didn't change that. Idiots.

[Agritum]

Australia's going to get destroyed in the Ashes. For some reason, firing the coach didn't change that. Idiots.

Rugby?

That said, I hope that we'll meet you in 2014's Brazil Soccer World Cp, so that we can pound your aussie butts with our superior Italian soccer kicks

[Erinkita]

Australia's going to get destroyed in the Ashes. For some reason, firing the coach didn't change that. Idiots.

Rugby?

That said, I hope that we'll meet you in 2014's Brazil Soccer World Cp, so that we can pound your aussie butts with our superior Italian soccer kicks

Cricket. I'm actually kind of glad we're losing big games now. There were a good ten years where we won practically everything and became insufferable because of it. We haven't learned humility yet, as the coach-firing proves, but a few more Ashes losses and we might get there.

I'm sure the stupidly-named Socceroos will receive a humiliating thrashing from proud Italian boots if it comes to it.

[Agritum]

Rugby?

That said, I hope that we'll meet you in 2014's Brazil Soccer World Cp, so that we can pound your aussie butts with our superior Italian soccer kicks

Cricket. I'm actually kind of glad we're losing big games now. There were a good ten years where we won practically everything and became insufferable because of it. We haven't learned humility yet, as the coach-firing proves, but a few more Ashes losses and we might get there.

I'm sure the stupidly-named Socceroos will receive a humiliating thrashing from proud Italian boots if it comes to it.

Well, our last world cup boot with them was....2006?

It was a tie up until the last minute, when Italy miracoulously received a penalty kick against Australia, and Francesco Totti scored, with the game clock finishing a few seconds after.

All very cinematic

[Erinkita]

Cricket. I'm actually kind of glad we're losing big games now. There were a good ten years where we won practically everything and became insufferable because of it. We haven't learned humility yet, as the coach-firing proves, but a few more Ashes losses and we might get there.

I'm sure the stupidly-named Socceroos will receive a humiliating thrashing from proud Italian boots if it comes to it.

Well, our last world cup boot with them was....2006?

It was a tie up until the last minute, when Italy miracoulously received a penalty kick against Australia, and Francesco Totti scored, with the game clock finishing a few seconds after.

All very cinematic

The kind of drama real life is rarely kind enough to provide. Which makes it all the more precious, I guess.

[Agritum]

Well, our last world cup boot with them was....2006?

It was a tie up until the last minute, when Italy miracoulously received a penalty kick against Australia, and Francesco Totti scored, with the game clock finishing a few seconds after.

All very cinematic

The kind of drama real life is rarely kind enough to provide. Which makes it all the more precious, I guess.

Yeah, indeed

Of course, he most dramatic matches I ever saw were the final in 2006 against France (I started viewcing it halfaway through, and France was leading with one goal over Italy, so imagine the tension!) and, funnily enough, our boot with England in Euro 2012.

The Englishmen played an heavily defensive game for all of the match, leaving themselves and Italy incapable of scoring. Their plan was to make the game arrive to the penalty kick phase, in which us Italians have always been quite weak.

And guess what? The penalty kick phase arrived, and we won. I actually recall standing up, opening my window and yelling "fuck the Queen in her greasy ass!" In the middle of the night

[Erinkita]

The kind of drama real life is rarely kind enough to provide. Which makes it all the more precious, I guess.

Yeah, indeed

Of course, he most dramatic matches I ever saw were the final in 2006 against France (I started viewcing it halfaway through, and France was leading with one goal over Italy, so imagine the tension!) and, funnily enough, our boot with England in Euro 2012.

The Englishmen played an heavily defensive game for all of the match, leaving themselves and Italy incapable of scoring. Their plan was to make the game arrive to the penalty kick phase, in which us Italians have always been quite weak.

And guess what? The penalty kick phase arrived, and we won. I actually recall standing up, opening my window and yelling "fuck the Queen in her greasy ass!" In the middle of the night

You have the soul of a poet.

I finally got hol of digital copies of all 70 issues of Tomb of Dracula, which are surprisingly hard to find. It's a 40 year old seris, but still one of Marvel's best output.

[Agritum]

Yeah, indeed

Of course, he most dramatic matches I ever saw were the final in 2006 against France (I started viewcing it halfaway through, and France was leading with one goal over Italy, so imagine the tension!) and, funnily enough, our boot with England in Euro 2012.

The Englishmen played an heavily defensive game for all of the match, leaving themselves and Italy incapable of scoring. Their plan was to make the game arrive to the penalty kick phase, in which us Italians have always been quite weak.

And guess what? The penalty kick phase arrived, and we won. I actually recall standing up, opening my window and yelling "fuck the Queen in her greasy ass!" In the middle of the night

You have the soul of a poet.

I finally got hol of digital copies of all 70 issues of Tomb of Dracula, which are surprisingly hard to find. It's a 40 year old seris, but still one of Marvel's best output.

I do have some old Marvel Comics in stock, somewhere. I recall buying the second issue of Civil War and not managing to understand pretty well what was happening.

Though, to be honest, the most numerous comics in my house are Donald Duck pocket books

[Erinkita]

You have the soul of a poet.

I finally got hol of digital copies of all 70 issues of Tomb of Dracula, which are surprisingly hard to find. It's a 40 year old seris, but still one of Marvel's best output.

I do have some old Marvel Comics in stock, somewhere. I recall buying the second issue of Civil War and not managing to understand pretty well what was happening.

Though, to be honest, the most numerous comics in my house are Donald Duck pocket books

With big continuity-driven crossover events like Civil War, you need to be a pretty devoted fan to understand what's going on. That's why I like the Silver Age better. They generally knew how to use the shared universe more effectively back then. It enhanced the stories rather than having them depend on it.

Donald Duck is the Wolverine of Disney. An unapologetic dick who became way more popular than the straight-laced heroes because he was more fun.

[Nude East Ireland]

I recall buying the second issue of Civil War and not managing to understand pretty well what was happening.

Maybe because you bought the second issue as opposed to the first issue?

It'd be like me reading Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets before Sorcerer's Stone.

[Agritum]

I recall buying the second issue of Civil War and not managing to understand pretty well what was happening.

Maybe because you bought the second issue as opposed to the first issue?

It'd be like me reading Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets before Sorcerer's Stone.

The problem was that I had read a summary of the first issue. I mean, I expected to understand atleast something

[Constaniana]

The kind of drama real life is rarely kind enough to provide. Which makes it all the more precious, I guess.

Yeah, indeed

Of course, he most dramatic matches I ever saw were the final in 2006 against France (I started viewcing it halfaway through, and France was leading with one goal over Italy, so imagine the tension!) and, funnily enough, our boot with England in Euro 2012.

The Englishmen played an heavily defensive game for all of the match, leaving themselves and Italy incapable of scoring. Their plan was to make the game arrive to the penalty kick phase, in which us Italians have always been quite weak.

And guess what? The penalty kick phase arrived, and we won. I actually recall standing up, opening my window and yelling "fuck the Queen in her greasy ass!" In the middle of the night

We Englishmen are fantastic at sports, until you Johnny Foreigners have to get involved and spoil all the fun for us.

[Nationstatelandsville]

Yeah, indeed

Of course, he most dramatic matches I ever saw were the final in 2006 against France (I started viewcing it halfaway through, and France was leading with one goal over Italy, so imagine the tension!) and, funnily enough, our boot with England in Euro 2012.

The Englishmen played an heavily defensive game for all of the match, leaving themselves and Italy incapable of scoring. Their plan was to make the game arrive to the penalty kick phase, in which us Italians have always been quite weak.

And guess what? The penalty kick phase arrived, and we won. I actually recall standing up, opening my window and yelling "fuck the Queen in her greasy ass!" In the middle of the night

We Englishmen are fantastic at sports, until you Johnny Foreigners have to get involved and spoil all the fun for us.

Stick to cricket - oh, wait. Brown people and Australians are better at that, too.

Well, at least you have conquering. You'd never lose to an elderly pacifist starving himself at that, would you?

[Nightkill the Emperor]

We Englishmen are fantastic at sports, until you Johnny Foreigners have to get involved and spoil all the fun for us.

Stick to cricket - oh, wait. Brown people and Australians are better at that, too.

Well, at least you have conquering. You'd never lose to an elderly pacifist starving himself at that, would you?

The British didn't get a major empire from strength.

They got it from force of contempt.

[Condunum]

Stick to cricket - oh, wait. Brown people and Australians are better at that, too.

Well, at least you have conquering. You'd never lose to an elderly pacifist starving himself at that, would you?

The British didn't get a major empire from strength.

They got it from force of contempt.

And very stupid moves from the Spanish Navy.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

Sikhism is... Different. Night, thanks for the direction to it

You like it?

[Condunum]

Sikhism is... Different. Night, thanks for the direction to it

You like it?

Yes I do. I'm going to have to visit a temple though, to answer some questions.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

You like it?

Yes I do. I'm going to have to visit a temple though, to answer some questions.

First, it's not technically called a temple.