Organization Misfits VI

You sound like you're talking from experience(sp).

 

I dunno, a lot of stuff is banned in California apparently.

Higher, I know and I understand that. I'm ready for the effort one would be.
Though they are incredibly active, the energy does run out. One wouldn't be pulling their hair out trying to get it to calm down all day. They rest more than dogs do because they use the energy so quickly. As well as though naturally they are nocturnal, I had already mentioned that they can adapt after time to a day schedule. This is of no harm to their heath or their eyes.

On a side note, I didn't know anything about them and only wanted on on a whim, I wouldn't be trying to find a job to pay for it on top of trying to legalize them here. I've studied up on this and thought it out quite a bit.

 

All those pics of the fennec make me wonder that it is up to devious plans. I mean just look at the one where it is looking around a tree.

 

Around a tree? If you mean the last image it's actually in a couch XD

Well they are famed escape artists, maybe they have double lives humans don't know about yet.

 

I wonder why those cute little things are banned and not Jeresy Shore? God, my country has some f(guitar riff)ed up priorities(sp).

 

See see what I mean. It trick me with some fennec power that I am unaware of and it made me see a tree instead of a couch.

Diabolical I tell you!

 

Well the reason they are banned here isn't because they themselves are banned, just the order Carnivora that they're from. I'm not sure about places like California but it maybe the same reason, or possibly the fact they are more specifically a fox is a reason too.

Well if they are little schemers then all the better Kiryu, I've been looking for a helper.

 

Clearly they are tactical geniuses.

Oh, okay. That makes sense... I guess. fennec

So, these Tzeentch cultists were about to perform the ritual sacrifice that would allow a demon prince to enter the world and plunge this planet screaming into the void. But then, a Baneblade emerged from the shadow cast by the main altar and began blowing holes in the walls, while Space Marines began emerging from behind the ornamental candelabra. And when the high priest tried to complete the sacrifice before the Space Marines could stop him, he discovered that a 100 foot tall battle cathedral had been hidden behind him without him realizing. How is this possible? Must have taken some sort of tactical gen- FEEEEEEEEEENNEEEEEEEEEC!!!

 

Why does it seem that when ever I read, watch, or play games that deal with a space threat or whatever. I only see space marines....why not space navy or space army....or hell make up something new.

 

Well technically the Space Marines of Warhammer 40k are called the Adeptus Astartes but pretty much everyone calls them Space Marines (they are also known as the Angels of Death). There are also evil Space Marines called Chaos Space Marines but thats beside the point. And in Warhammer 40k they have something simular to a "Space Army/Navy". They are the Imperial Guard (formally called the Imperial Army before the Horus Heresy) and the Imperial Navy.

 

I think you may know just a bit too much there B.

 

Actually as a fan of Warhammer 40k that is just common knowledge.

 

For the most part I can't stand RTS's. Too much micromanaging for me.

 

Does that only aply to just video games or tabletop games as well? Because the tabletop Warhammer 40k doesn't micromanaging... that I can recall. Then again I'm not really sure what micromanaging means but I don't care.

 

Micromanaging is basically when you to order around a lot of smaller groups of things separately for the most efficiency instead of just ordering everything around at once.

Tabletop games are easier to do it in than a video game, but I prefer not to play games like that either way.
Besides maybe one game, but I haven't tried it yet and it's like 6 hours if you even know what you're doing... I should play sometime.

 

Oh, okay. Thanks kika.

The first game of Warhammer 40k I played lasted about, I think, 20 minutes and I didn't know what I was doing. I won. A game of Warhammer 40k, for a typical game, can last about an hour. Or sometimes longer depending on how many armies/players there are on the field or how many points your playing.

 

The hour long part I have no problem with, but I guess I haven't found a type of RTS that has caught my attention long enough to get through one. Maybe it is because I have a short attention span for those games or I'm not giving it the due diligence those games deserve.

 

In any case I highly recommend Warhammer 40k (or just Warhammer, cause its the awesome one), you should check it out some time. Seriously, its awesome! You see there are two Warhammer games; Warhammer Fantasy, which is like Lord Of The Rings on a cocktail of steroids and GBH. And Warhammer 40000, which is the above on a cocktail of every drug known to man and genuine lunar dust, stuck in a blender with Alien, Mechwarrior, Starship Troopers and Star Wars, bathed in blood and turned up to eleventy billion (and then set on fire). Twice. With chainsaws.

An example is the best way to explain it. In Warhammer 40k there's a god of hope, and the god of freaking hope is evil.

*cough* Sorry, I got carried away there.

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I'd say I would try ti but that would be a blatant lie.

On a side note, as much as I'm sure it means the best 'mansauce' could be taken in a very bad way.
Though that opens up a whole other fandom...

 

Okay then.

yeah, I see what you mean. But regardless, God himself could not sink this game!


I also see you changed your username again. So why did you pick that name?


P.S. I do know what misanthrope means, so here watch this:

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