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Reply #100
- 17 June 2004, 12:56:55
What time zone do you live in, simon. I'm in central time, and it's 6 Am here right now.
in fact. if it wasn't for my
finals being over and my summer vacation starting today, I'd be at school right now
Freespace, who's listening to "we are the champions"
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Reply #101
- 17 June 2004, 13:08:55
Heh, im in Leicester, UK. Its midday over here and i would also be at university, but my exams are finished
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Reply #102
- 17 June 2004, 13:14:18
Next term, I'll have to take a physics course.
Maybe for extra credit I can lug my computer to class and show how to go to the moon.
Thanks to orbiter, I'm actually looking forward to it. it's really funny. especially since I know that the class isn't going
to be focused on space at all.
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Reply #103
- 17 June 2004, 13:23:10
Yey! Physics, great subject - although one of the hardest around, with the (possible) exception of Mathematics
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Reply #104
- 17 June 2004, 13:37:28
And just like that, you soaked my enthusiasm to nothingness with a mere 16 words.
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Reply #105
- 17 June 2004, 13:41:57
Aaah, but the satisfaction is good when you get a good mark in physics
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Reply #106
- 17 June 2004, 13:44:52
That be "
IF
" I get good grades, mr. smartee-pants.
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Reply #107
- 17 June 2004, 13:48:57
Nah, i was showing confidence in your abilities. You
will
get good grades!
If not then Dan will take your DGIII flying liscence away:rant:
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Reply #108
- 17 June 2004, 14:04:14
I'd fly without one then. I'm a rebel. did you not see the picture of the DG3 skin I made?
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Reply #109
- 17 June 2004, 14:06:23
Heh, no i dont fly the DG
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Reply #110
- 17 June 2004, 14:13:41
What do you use then? Not Shuttle to the Moon?
(SAY THE RIGHT THING OR THOU SHALT BE BANISHED FROM THE DG3 WORSHIPPING FORUM)
Post Edited ( 06-17-04 14:17 )
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Reply #111
- 17 June 2004, 14:24:47
Freespace agrees with doc.
*passes the torches and pitchforks around*
Post Edited ( 06-17-04 14:25 )
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Reply #112
- 17 June 2004, 14:30:43
Usually the standard DG or a soyuz/fregat combo.
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Reply #113
- 17 June 2004, 14:32:33
*Doc refuses the torch..* I have my own means...........
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Reply #114
- 17 June 2004, 14:40:44
Of course.. I myself would prefer an old fashioned metal sword, [cough]katana[/cough]
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Reply #115
- 17 June 2004, 14:43:28
*doc slowly lowers his lightsaber*
Ok, close enough. stock DG is better than no DG
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"Mood is a matter of choice. I choose to have fun!" -Vidmarism No 15
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Reply #116
- 17 June 2004, 14:44:13
Heh, im a fencer so watch out. Katanas are waaay too slow :p
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Reply #117
- 17 June 2004, 14:45:42
*doc is just pleased not to be forced to use the lightsaber* People have been know to lose hands and I can't even
hold it up straight
Fencer too?? What are you NOT?
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Reply #118
- 17 June 2004, 14:49:29
Peh. fencing is a sport. you have to keep form, look pretty and score points. In any other sword fighting, you don't
look pretty, but the techniques are far more deadly. And remember, katanas are more for slicing than stabbing.
I
really need to learn how to use one before I can make any claims though...
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Reply #119
- 17 June 2004, 14:53:06
Heh, fencing is based upon the art of duelling, which was very lethal indeed.
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Reply #120
- 17 June 2004, 14:56:45
I'm not saying that fencing isn't based on lethal stuff.
but I don't think that it follows... the essence.. (?) of a real
battle.. but then, I've never held a real sword in my life before so what do I know?
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Reply #121
- 17 June 2004, 14:58:37
Indeed. Fencing is not to be taken lightly. It was just transformed to sport now. You can wield a sword or katana
once, a fencer will slice you like three times while you do it.
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Reply #122
- 17 June 2004, 15:00:28
Indeed you do not know. Most of the moves in fencing are based on the moves used in duelling. The only thing thats
changed is the fact that the weapons are not sharp in fencing. Give a fencer a light, sharp weapon and you are in
serious trouble.
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Reply #123
- 17 June 2004, 15:05:37
It just seems to me as though fencing is too formal, in which the rules and whatnot seem... well.. not.. as usable..
(I'm lacking the real word I'm looking for
) as you would see in every day applications. but then I'm just stubborn
and think that katanas are cool. so leave me be. I'm not changing my mind!
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Reply #124
- 17 June 2004, 15:32:09
Practical?
Katana is impressive but heavy. Once they get going, they are not eager to stop. Almost cut my calf in two while
fooling around with one once
Yup, fencing has been formalized from the days of pirate battles, eh ?
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