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That's great. Can't wait for it to start :D

[QUOTE]"It’s a splash page. Of course it’s wet."[/QUOTE] One of the best around. The strikethrough tag was truely brilliant too. Amazing chapter and great humor. I'm seriously addicted to this :D When is the next coming? ;)

[B] Name[/B]: Tycho Dervicci [B]Age[/B]: 35 [B]Gender[/B]: Male [SIZE=2][B]Equipment[/B][/SIZE]: [i]Military Biosuit[/i] The military biosuit is made of a semi-living organic material. Very resistant, it covers open wounds to stop bleeding and accelerate healing. It has also various action mode (Tactical, Sticky, Post-It, Mirror...) and can be molded slightly at will (to perform "natural actions", for exemple :D) [INDENT]Suit Modes: [U]Tactical[/U] "Standard" army camouflage look [U]Sticky[/U] Anything that touches the suit remain suck on it. It takes a great deal of strenght to pull away from it. [U]Post-It[/U] Or "Spiderman", allows the wearer to climb buildings, stick to the ceiling etc. [U]Mirror[/U] Or "Chameleon", the suits reproduce exactly the surrouding textures and colors. When in this mode, it usually alters to cover the head and carried objects, leaving holes only for breath and sight [/INDENT] [i]S-3 Googles[/i] Offer Infravision, Sonar and Telescopic vision mode. [i]Generic Blaster Gun[/i] Sends balls of plasma. Not as penetrating as bullets, but more surface damage. [i]Digital Reader[/i] Basically detects the special energy signature of all digital beings and material. Tycho is working on coupling it to a database. [B]Digimon Partner[/B]: In practice, Chronomon, technically, none [B]Digivice[/B]: Don't possess one, works with chronomon for survival [B]Appearance[/B]: An attractive italian man, shaved hair, with a large scar across the side of his head and blue-green eyes. 5'7'' tall, well built and always wears a determined look. The suit covers him from neck to toes and anything he carries is usually strapped to it by a string of biolone (The matter the suit is made of). [B]Biography[/B]: Tycho Dervicci used to be a military scientist for the NATO, specialized in the study of Digital fields and attack modes. He was the one to devellop the theory that digimon could extract their attack energies from a third dimension, unknown to either the "Real World" or Digital World. Then his life went to hell in the Digital wars of the late 2010's, when horrible riots rocked Europe and angry mobs went after anything even remotely digital. Tycho and several rookie digimon went hiding into the Alps. When they came back, they found the Spanish town of Barcelona lying in ruins, full of war waging bands of digimon and humans. Pulled into the crossfire, they received attacks from both side and were cornered into the ruins of the Sagrada Familia cathedral by armed men when a booby trap exploded, killing almost all the rookie. Running through the hole it had opened in the wall, he and a Gabumon bumped into a tall violet digimon, also cornered. Tycho lost the sight of Gabumon in the ensuing battle, which pulled him and the other digimon (he assumed him to be a Champion-level) both very close to death, but they somehow managed to escape. Tycho expected the overstressed digimon to kill him, but that wasn't the case. He had taken on him to protect Tycho until rest and the suit's wonderful habilities healed him back to health. They've since been researching most of Spain for a supposed digital artifact that is rumored to lay there. Tycho is still persuaded that Gabumon survived the battle by fleeing into the sewers and has returned to Barcelona many times to find him. In vain. Tycho sees Chro as a friend and partner, and would gladly give his life for him (or for any digimon not openly aggresive, that is), even though he has no certainty the digimon would return the favor. If he was to find a digivice, he would notthink of using it without chro's consent. He never gave up on the possibility of cooperation between humanity and digimon, even though he realize it's not going to happen again tomorrow. [B]Name[/B]: Chro (pronounced Kro) for intimates, otherwise Chronomon [B]Species[/B]: Chronomon [B]Level[/B]: Armor [B]Attacks[/B]: Tempo Spin (Clock hands on armor glow reds and energy versions are sent spinning at the target), Time Impulse (Tail unfurl into a circle and protect rings of energy), Time Line (Chronomon can perform very limited time travel, and send inanimate objects and beings to alternate timelines.) [B]Digivolutions[/B]: Chronomon doesn't digivolve, since Tycho doesn't have access to a digivice, but his normal line is Huremon (Baby) Nomomon (In training) Tempomon (Rookie) Proctimon (Normal Champion) Saturmon (Ultimate) Unknown mega (I've never went that much up his digivolution line:() [B]Appearance[/B]: See joined file [B]Bio[/B]: Chronomon was thrown on the earth during the merging. Once a friendly, unconcerned digimon, he suddenly had to build strong opinions when he was intercepted by a military barrage in southern Algeria. His first attempts to profess cooperation were answered by bullets. He fled. As he discovered the horrors both side of the war had perpetrated, he became more and more bitter, an outsider to both sides. Hated by Digimon because he wouldn't slay humans, and by humans because he was a digimon. He wandered Europe, randomly helping both sides whenever he was forced to, but tried as much as possible not to get involved, disgusted at how intelligent beings could be so stupid. He had definitely given up on the fight and hoped to get himself slain in Barcelona when an explosion behind caused a human and a digimon to appear. Not having time to think, he just kept on fighting. It took a while for him to realize they were both fighting the same enemies. When he saw the man jump to intercept a blast intended for him, he surrendered his defense to a pure energy assault as a second wave of berserker flung themselves at him. When he realised that the battle was finished, his first move was to run away full speed, but the man's moaning about "Gab" kept him. He wasn't going to abandon the apparently single sane person on this planet! He's still not sure whether he can trust the man, but he decided to take the risk and stay alongside him until he found out. He never got the courage to tell Tycho that the Gabumon had been skinned alive by a group of enraged mob in the battle of Sagrada Familia.

[SIZE=1][i]People has this tendency to butcher my plots, oh well.[/i][/SIZE] They sat on a pile of wood by the port, glazing around. The place was a mess. Boats, wooden cranes, yellings, scared animals. One could barely hear one's self thoughs. Cyrrial shifted uneasily. A small plant started to grow in front of him and buttonned. "I don't like this. If I had knew I was going away I'd have at least brought my sling." The one-foot-tall hurral-plant blossomed yellow on his command. Cyrrial snapped a leaf and started munching on it. The sour taste reminded him of the liquor's. "And a bottle of hurral from Tryun's personnal reserve. I hope I can get some wherever we're going." He turned at Kayin, but the slightly older boy was staring at him. Cyrrial remembered what he had just done. On his command, the plant died and fell to the ground with what he perceived as a sob. His cheek felt hot and he looked away.

Please Domon, when you,re only commenting bits, would you mind not quoting 3 pages worth of post ?;) On the subject of Big Burn, I'm pretty sure you can spring him on cards like Dark Necrofear: they target *monsters to be removed from the game *thinks* Or is it considered a payment? :( I don't know!

The burning-red melted lead flowed in the molds, constantly producing new projectiles. Cyrrial wiped the sweat off his foreahed and opened the mold, dropping the small spheres into a large bucket of water with a harsh sizzling sound. "Cyrrial! You've got mail!" Guntar, the master smith, called. "Uh?" the youngling said for himself. He quickly put everything into place and hurried toward the house. Guntar, slightly tipsy, was holding a bottle of hurral in a hand and an enveloppe in the other. By the corner, as if it burned him, or was extremely unpleasant. Cyrrial grabbed both object and took a swig from the alcoholic beverage. "Hey, my bottle!" The large man grunted. Cyrrial handed the bottle back roughly. "How do you know it's for me? There's nothing written on the envellope, and beside, I don't know how to read." He asked. The man shrugged and glazed over. "I don't know anybody that would care to get a letter written to me." Cyrrial rolled his eyes. "Yea right. I'll be at the professor's home." The Professor was the only man in the neiborghood that knew how to read. In the uneducated lower classes of Vanduo, it wasn't exactly uncommon. [SIZE=1]Spellings: Accurately, Together[/SIZE]

Name: Cyrrial Gender: Male Age: 17 Appearance: 5 feet-tall healthy boy with green eyes and brown, short air and a very nice voice. He's rather strong, but mostly cunning, as his skill with the axe and sling aren't exactly good, even though he's training. Personality: An orphan, Cyrrial became the blacksmith's apprentice. He learned from the ruthless man that alcohol makes a good all-around solution to insoluble problems, something that seems to cling to him. Despite the smith's distastes for the earthy work, what Cyrrial wants most id to be a farmer. He's never killed anybody, though the killing he'd witnessed have marked him, maybe more profoundly one might think. Element: Plant Powers: Cyrrial can sense the emotions and locations of plants, especialy large ones. He can also animate them to his will, accelerate their growth or heal them. He is probably not aware of the full extent of his powers, having mostly used them to "mess around".

1. Poison of the Old Man 2. Lava Golem 3. Nightmare Wheel 4. Book of the Moon 5. Book of the Moon 6. Book of the Moon 7. Mask of the Accursed 8. Mask of the Accursed 9. Raigeki 10. Gravity Bind 11. Gravity Bind 12. Monster Reborn 13. Giant Trunade 14. Ring of Destruction 15. Barrel Behind the Door 16. Tribe-Infecting Virus 17. Man-Eater Bug 18. Man-Eater Bug 19. Man-Eater Bug 20. Black Pendant 21. Black Pendant 22. Black Pendant 23. Cat of Ill Omen 24. Immortal of Thunder I shall leave it as is, since I never remove a suggested card, but I will warn that this has been ruled illegal for a while. BBtD can only be used against a card that does damage immediately at resolution. (That's why it can't be used against Dice Jar and Burning Land) Let's add... [b]25. Spirit Reaper 26. Spirit Reaper[/b] Favorite wall, and always useful in a burner. Besides, If you can top-deck him, you'll be happy.

Look at the "Anyone speak French", I had this idea of a thread to ask questions about foreign languages and get answers that might pertain to grammar, informal use, vocabulary etc. I Myself can answer most French-pertaining question. If mods feel this is not an appropriate thread, feel free to delete or close it down. I'll start it off by asking what does mean when using "ballistic" for a person? I have seen it used once in a Harry Potter fanfic (where Rogue was said to go Ballistic at someone) and haven't yet found a dictionnary that would tell me what was he doing.

Well, techinacally, it would have the 4 printing colors, no more, which create the visual [i]illusion[/i] of colors :D

If you don't mind...? "J'ai parlé pas français" would pretty much means "I had not spoke English" :D I think you mean "Je ne parle pas français". though we usually drop the "ne/n' " in casual speak and writing. "Salute Mes Amies" would have to be "Saluts les amis" (the possessive is not used in French here), unless you only means your female frineds, in which case you may use "amies"

Good point by Terpsichore, here. Third group verb ARE a nightmare. Many french-speaker themselves have problems with them. "I am going" is "Je vais" (Present continuous/présent de l'indicatif) "Je suis allé" is "I went" (Passé composé/Imperfect, at least in this case, imperfect often translate by the Imparfait, depending on the meaning.)

The movie wasn't bad, the girl's flashback were pretty gory, but needed, I think. Such barbary. It gets sad at a point.

[b]or "Forum Mentality"[/b] Grabbed it on another forum, where it had been posted from another one, and so on... Only translated it in English. [quote] How many forumers does it takes to change a ligh bulb ? - 1 to change it and post a thread to say he's changed it. - 14 to say they've also done it once and discuss the various ways to do it - 7 to warn about the dangers of light bulb replacing - 27 to point out spelling mistakes in the messages about light bulb replacing - 53 to flame the spellcheckers - 41 to spellcheck those who flamed the spellcheckers - 6 to debate whether it's "light bulb" or "lightbulb" - 6 to tell them they're stupid - 2 industry professionals to say that the correct word is "incandescent lamp" - 15 know-it-all pretending they've been in the industry to say "light bulb" is fine - 109 to say that this doesn't relate to this forum and it would best be discussed in the "light bulbs" forum - 111 to defend the thread because everyone has light bulbs and the thread is just fine where it is - 306 to debate the best light bulb replacing method, where to buy the best light bulbs, which brands are most efficient and which to avoid - 27 to post urls where you'll discovers the various types of light bulbs - 40 to say they've got no confidence in light bulbs and post links to semi-scientific sites with "alternate" ways to produce light - 12 to say the right to light isn't in the Constitution - 1 to send the picture of a light bulb and a guy who resemble a light bulb - 14 to signal the previously posted urls have errors and post the right ones - 1 to say he's recently replaced all his light bulbs with fluorescent lamps and thus do not need to change them - 12 to say they quit the forum because they don't get the ligh bulbs polemic - 4 to say there is a need for a Light Bulb FAQ - 44 to ask what is a "FAQ" - 13 to say that in every house there should be some candles in case a light bulb goes out. - 5 to say they never use any light bulb, only candles - 4 to ask "didn't we discuss this recently?" - 143 to tell to search Google about light bulbs before posting about them - 1 asshole to answer the first post six month later and bump it up into focus!!![/quote]

Please, people, don't listen to either Aston or Aunty Mae. They seems to be duplicate accounts with a taste for trolling and spamming:mad: God, I love that "Search all posts by this user" function :D

From what I manage to decipher of the card number... 305-044 SEAL OF BLOOD Permanent Trap Choose 1 Monster on your Field with [Demon] in its name when activated. Your opponent must also pay any Life Payment that the chosen Monster has during the Standby Phase. If this card leaves the Field, destroy the chosen Monster. If the chosen Monster leaves the Field, destroy this card. From [url=http://www.stormpages.com/edhrzic/Yugioh.htm]Edo's Yu-Gi-Oh[/url]

I used to play with a female friend of mine a lot, but she almost stopped now. I play with many duelists in a store tournament in my town, some of them I think I can't consider friends, or at least "fellow" duelists :D

"Pouvez-vous répéter s'il-vous-plait?" is slightly more appropriate and polite. On the subject some people seems more apt to learning several langiages (I myself am also learning Spanish and German). I tend to think someone needs to be able to "get out" completely from his language in order to learn a new one. We've been studying german for half a year now, and several student stil haven't caugh on the basics of pronounciation, despite the amount of conversation done in the course. Like it disapeared into thin air during the holiday... And this is a LANGUAGE program... People.

I too am French, but I write english fluently (much more fluently than I speak it anyway :rolleyes: ) [quote]We're on passe compose right now and she just will NOT stray from the topic!![/quote] Wow... How many verb tenses have you learned? I mean, considering how the French verb system (with past versions of every verb tenses) is slightly related to the english (just slightly :D), I wouldn't expect someone to start learning the main "spoken" past tense in third year. Either that or I am missing something. (When speaking, we mostly use passé composé instead of imparfait, while litterature usualy use passé simple and imparfait.)

Actually, Deathbug, no, totally no. I'm talking about a single, physical card. Exemple: Legendary Fisherman had 2 owners (Mako and Joey)

1. Poison of the Old Man 2. Lava Golem 3. Nightmare Wheel 4. Book of the Moon 5. Book of the Moon 6. Book of the Moon 7. Mask of the Accursed 8. Mask of the Accursed 9. Raigeki 10. Gravity Bind 11. Gravity Bind 12. Monster Reborn 13. Giant Trunade 14. Ring of Destruction 15. Barrel Behind the Door 16. Tribe-Infecting Virus 17. Man-Eater Bug 18. Man-Eater Bug 19. Man-Eater Bug 20. Black Pendant 21. Black Pendant 22. Black Pendant Well, I think we are in dire need of more monsters... so let's go with: [b]23. Cat of Ill Omen[/b] With the amount of traps that are likely to get in there, I'm sure we'll have some use for it.

The Musician Guy, isn't it? What was his name... Johny Step! If I am right, then name the single card that has been into possession of the most different duelists. (I think it reaches 4, but I'm missing a large part of the recent episodes :mad: ) And snodin, the card you're thinking is Demotion.

"Playing [i]Guess Who[/i] in London"

A layout to replace a friend's christmas one. It's not much, but I really like. Comments and ratings are appreciated.

[b]EPISODE 9: 999 USES FOR A BELT[/b] Looks switched toward the middle of the crowd. To a humanoid lizard. "What?" Ar'thul said. "I always though you hated her the most?" Üxkolak was slightly confused. "Aren't you the one who had her throne explode back on Rodar IV?" Asked A'ou'p's. "Well, if she dies in there, I won't get to test my new stink spray." He said matter-of-factly. "Oh yeah, he loves practical jokes." Explained Üxkolak to Vandycan. "And besides," the varan continued. "It's not half as bad as my neighbouring." "What is your..." Vandycan started, but a shanti hand clasped over his mouth. "Don't even try to get him started." Arakfu warned him. "He's been trying to have a freeze in rents voted on his home worlds for years." "Well, I shouldn't be in there too long." Art'hul stated. "Will you just be so kind as to give me a end of that belt to hold in case, and we'll be all set." He addressed Aqui~. "Errr... Okay." The blue-skinned midgetish creature untied the length of ropy fabric and handed it over, holding his djellaba-like pants. "Hold it, will you?" Art'hul handed him the other end. "If I tug on it, you pull me out. "Sure." The two other korrigan went to help. "We're ready." "Okay, I'm going in." [b]EPISODE 10: WHERE WE BLOW UP THE G-RATING[/b] The humanoid lizard pushed it's way into the room. Like plastic wrap, the organism stuck to him as he felt around to find the queen. "Damn. I can't see a thing." he though. Now, which side of the door was the intercom on? Left one. Great. He'd been walking to the right. He stopped as he felt a sharp tug. He was now at the extremity of the 6-feet belt. "To the left, now" Meanwhile "Watch out!" Qua~vi warned as the ropy garment unexpectedly went past his hand. Verrva didn't caught on him and Aqui~ had to seriously pull on the belt for Art'hul to stop. He didn't notice that his pant had dropped due to the lack of anything to pull them up. Fortunately, considering half the delegates technically went nude, it didn't cause too much problem (The fact most people would agree he had a good-looking ass anyway certainly helped). Besides, everybody was looking at the belt. It clearly moved to the left. The queen had been on that side of the door when they'd last seen her through the camera. Art'hul wasn't having an easy time. He had that thing in his eyes, in his ears, in his nose, and in some other places he preferred not to think about. Plus it was [i]moving[/i]. He was now crouched, feeling around with his right hand and following the wall with his left. Then something hit him. "Must be her." He grabbed the feebly moving object and tugged at the belt, following the way it lead.