Dasaria II - A NWN2 Roleplay and Story-driven Persistent World

Storm clouds drifted across the horizon as tiny gusts fluttered the amber locks that cascaded over the tiefling’s slender shoulders. The moonlight glittering upon the ocean cast a reflection like so many countless stars above, and the sweet scent of ocean mists filled her nose with every breath ...

I had a similar experience while hanging out in downtown Miami. A Cuban guy who apparently thought he knew me began talking to me in Spanish as he smiled and nodded alot. I sort of shrugged a held my hands up as if to say "I have no idea what you are saying." He then nodded again, walked around the ...

Russia's economy is far from weak. Moscow is currently the most expensive city in the world to live in. Russia is only the world's 2nd largest producer of oil because their infrastructure is old and they refuse to spend the money to update it and increase their output. Instead, they enjoy sitting ...

Essentially what he's talking about here is the difference between tax rates based on ordinary income and investment income. I've always held that ordinary income should be taxed at a lower rate than investment income. A greater percentage of money earned by slaving away at a job should stay in the ...

I'm still not sure why in Episode 3 Darth Sidious didn't tell Vader "oh, yeah... your girl was tried as a traitor and put to death by the Jedi." That would have explained his decades-long freak out and his galactic killing spree. Instead, he tells Vader "yeah, you wigged out and killed her." Why ...

Didn't he drink from the Holy Grail in the last movie? It was supposed to give him eternal life, as I recall. Maybe in part 4 he's now a superhero that runs around stomping Nazis like Captain America.

So then, this bothers you?

10. Insurance companies

Good one!

1) Sandbaggers. In case you don't know what that is, it's a term we bowling nerds use for people who intentionally bowl really low scores the first few weeks of sanctioned league play to establish an artificially low average. By doing so, they receive more handicap pins, which makes winning easier ...

Ah ha!!

Global oozing at work ladies and gentlemen. As you can see.. er....

Wait, that's backwards isn't it?

Nevermind.

Oh, right. I think I mentioned nitrogen in there somewhere, but I got the percentages wrong. Sorry. You're right, I don't care that much.

However, I didn't say science is useless. I do think it's sometimes for sale, though. I think there are so called "scientists" out there who make a career out of ...

Call me crazy, but if I remember 1st grade science class well enough, I seem to recall something about human beings breathing in oxygen (mixed with other gasses such as nitrogen) and breathing out what is primarily carbon dioxide.

Though we might have the highest measured levels of CO2 in the ...

Again, the one giant assumption this article makes is what exactly constitutes "revolting conditions". The author feels that our current situation warrants an upheaval by the citizens, but he fails to acknowledge that it is only his opinion. I personally do not feel like revolting, and it is not ...

I thought it was December 21, 2012. Isn't that when the Mayan calendar ends?

Well, I was finally able to listen to the video urgualamand posted. I've already found the hole in the guy's arguement, and it goes something like this:

His logic makes one giant assumption - that the outcome in position B2 of the grid will be far worse than the outcome in position A1.

I submit ...