Had Alois Schickelgruber not changed his last name, his son Adolf would never have been able to become a dictator.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eldan
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Had Alois Schickelgruber not changed his last name, his son Adolf would never have been able to become a dictator.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eldan
If I'm not mistaken, that line comes directly from the episode "Five O'Clock Charlie."Quote:
Originally Posted by NikitaDarkstar
It's actually from the episode There Is Nothing Like A Nurse, the only other episode besides Five O'clock Charlie where he made an appearance.Quote:
Originally Posted by NikitaDarkstar
Can't fit the whole troop in a nine-block frame :PQuote:
Only thing I don't agree with is the lack of Henry or Potter! (And Trapper!!!)
Debated for Potter as Lawful Good, but he was more leaning towards NG. Margaret is practically a Paladin in her own way, complete with stick up her caboose.
Basically I chose those who exemplified the alignment. Henry kinda wavered between NG and TN, Trapper between CG and CN.
I got the picture from here.
Pathfinder fighter archetype poster:
Thanks. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Joxer t' Mighty
Just finished reading through all five threads in about a week, time to pay some tax!
DO WANT! GIMME GIMME!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bergor Terraf
I raise you by ALL THE DAKKA.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bergor Terraf
Nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by The Tygre
Let's try a poster with it:
I know it says so in the MM, but I don't know why owlbears are always stated to be artificial.
To make my point:
Of course the duckotter has a stinger tail.
It needs them to fight the other deadly australian fauna, such as the Bagged Bunny-Deer and the Anthog.
Source? Specifically on the right, I know the Gurren Lagann crew.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bergor Terraf
Magus XLR. Think down home grease-monkey with a fancy gundam and a good sense of humor.
It has no stinger tail?Quote:
Originally Posted by Maquise
It does, however have poison thumbnails...yes, seriously. if it scratches you with it's thumb you might die...
Actually, I think it's little spurs sticking out of its ankles that are poisonous, not its nails.Quote:
Originally Posted by boomwolf
Also, it has weird genitalia, if I remember correctly from my time trolling (the kind of fishing) for fun biology trivia.
The poison isn't deadly. It just causes such horrible pain that not even morphine helps.Quote:
Originally Posted by boomwolf
So it can't kill you, but it can make you wish you were dead.
Also, they sweat milk!
Megas XLR, not magus :smallamused: (now i'm stuck trying to fit Magus from Chrono Trigger in that show...)Quote:
Originally Posted by ryu
Here is the intro to give you a little idea.
My apologies. I haven't seen that show in forever. I just remembered the phonetics.
Wonder how one would express a poison that was nonlethal but caused extreme, crippling pain in D&D terms...Quote:
Originally Posted by Randomguy
Also, the presence of venomous duckotters makes me think that my association of under dark/down under is more and more accurate.
This... it's... it's just... so beautiful... T-TQuote:
Originally Posted by The Tygre
*wipes a single tear of joy from his left eye*Quote:
Originally Posted by Bergor Terraf
That was beautiful.
You have stunned, sickened and nauseated in d&D 3.5. Each with debilitating effects. Add in the effects of a SLOW spell and a high concentratin check DC to cast spells, and you are there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Admiral Squish
Who is the fat orc?
Huh? Even I know the fat ork is an ork version of Coop.
But who is Coop?
He is the main character of Megas XLR, which was explained when Coop appeared in a poster earlier along with Jamie, Kiva, and Megas (the giant robot the series centers around). Megas XLR is in many ways an American precursor to TTGL.
The main character of Megas XLR.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yora
Basically, he finds a robot from the future in his local scrapyard, replaces the head with a muscle car and the controls with video game peripherals. Then causes massive colateral damage on a regular basis.
I've never heard of it, which explains it.
It only had two seasons. It was too good for this world. Too beautiful. Too pure. But if sweetness can win, and it can, if you look to the horizon where the setting sun meets the earth, if your heart is pure and your spirit true, then you will see a star that can take you to the land of Megas XLR, and all the other great shows of yesteryear and beyond. A star that's name is whispered on the wind, and praised even in the halls of fortune. The star they call...
Toonami
Now here's a quick poster to tide you over, goslings.
http://img846.imageshack.us/img846/5919/familyfeud.jpg