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Displayed name	Iolanda
Member number	2128
Title	Warrior
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Finland > Eurovision! in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Tuesday, May 30 2006 15:09 Profile #29 quote: Originally written by Ash Lael: Germany doing a country and western song took me by suprise. I thought France's entry was the best by far, but then they only got 5 points. Do I have no taste in music at all? :( Yes, I really liked our song ('t was the best for years), but Lordi war great and it was very right that they won. But only place 15 for germany - that wasn't to fair. The song was good and very well done sigh The french song was OK but the singer missed some notes. Well - most of them. Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
The full version of SubTerra in SubTerra
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Thursday, October 14 2004 06:26 Profile #22 sigh I'd love to play the full version, its a really cool game Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
improvements for geneforge 3.... your thoughts in Geneforge Series
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Friday, December 5 2003 09:06 Profile #31 quote: Originally written by Arcblade: (spoilers) Iolanda: Eass is a drakon, the best made so far. He's exceedingly hard to kill, and being a drakon, he can shape. This poses a problem for the Shapers. To learn more, play the game and join the Takers. (/spoilers) I know, I killed him with my awakened agent Tonks. He wasn't hard at all, to get to him was much harder, when I finally got there my party was so strong that the fight was really lame. But Eass was not really a part of the story till I got the mission to kill him. I first thought that Barzahl would be the arch-enemy, but he was a joke as well, I killed him before I was able to kill this ghosts in the northern passage. Oh, and I wasn't able to kill this gazers and eyebeasts in the inner Benerii-Uss (?) at all. Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
improvements for geneforge 3.... your thoughts in Geneforge 2
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Friday, December 5 2003 09:06 Profile #31 quote: Originally written by Arcblade: (spoilers) Iolanda: Eass is a drakon, the best made so far. He's exceedingly hard to kill, and being a drakon, he can shape. This poses a problem for the Shapers. To learn more, play the game and join the Takers. (/spoilers) I know, I killed him with my awakened agent Tonks. He wasn't hard at all, to get to him was much harder, when I finally got there my party was so strong that the fight was really lame. But Eass was not really a part of the story till I got the mission to kill him. I first thought that Barzahl would be the arch-enemy, but he was a joke as well, I killed him before I was able to kill this ghosts in the northern passage. Oh, and I wasn't able to kill this gazers and eyebeasts in the inner Benerii-Uss (?) at all. Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
improvements for geneforge 3.... your thoughts in Geneforge Series
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Thursday, December 4 2003 11:33 Profile #24 I would not only like less sexistic graphics (though they don't really annoy me, since I prefer to play the agent), but I'd like more colour schemes. I'd really like to play a shaper (of any type) with black robes. I find the idea of shops running out of money unrealistic. Am I their only client? They way of travelling in Geneforge is far faster than in Exile/ Avernum, but it is highly unrealistic, too. I'd like to be able to equip two kinds of weapons (short-range and wide-range). Oh, and the difficultes area should be at the end, and not on some sidekick-dungeon. And I'd like to learn who's the bad guy earlier. Who was Eass? And why was he (or the other dragons) important? I do not like this "letting stuff lie around". The idea of the charms was great, but why do they take so much of my expensive storeroom? Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
improvements for geneforge 3.... your thoughts in Geneforge 2
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Thursday, December 4 2003 11:33 Profile #24 I would not only like less sexistic graphics (though they don't really annoy me, since I prefer to play the agent), but I'd like more colour schemes. I'd really like to play a shaper (of any type) with black robes. I find the idea of shops running out of money unrealistic. Am I their only client? They way of travelling in Geneforge is far faster than in Exile/ Avernum, but it is highly unrealistic, too. I'd like to be able to equip two kinds of weapons (short-range and wide-range). Oh, and the difficultes area should be at the end, and not on some sidekick-dungeon. And I'd like to learn who's the bad guy earlier. Who was Eass? And why was he (or the other dragons) important? I do not like this "letting stuff lie around". The idea of the charms was great, but why do they take so much of my expensive storeroom? Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
United States Conflict Avatars in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Sunday, July 6 2003 00:45 Profile #65 Hmm, Germany went to Alorael. So, what will I get? BTW: Danube? You really say Danube instead of Donau? I ever wondered about the need of re-naming places in other languages Köln= Cologne Rhein= Rhine Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
Happy Fourth of July! in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Saturday, July 5 2003 14:46 Profile #23 OOooops, I´m sorry. So what do you say? Happy 4th? We have got a day called "Tag der deutschen Einheit" where we celebrate the re-union of germany, its on october 3rd, but we don´t say "happy xyz" at all. Its just a day off [ Saturday, July 05, 2003 14:46: Message edited by: Iolanda ] Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
Happy Fourth of July! in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Saturday, July 5 2003 14:41 Profile #21 Happy Birthday to me! Alles Gute zum Geburtstag! Some Sparkling Wine for everybody And Happy ID4 for all Americans who celebrate 4th of july Edit: I just saw that you haven´t got 6.th of July yet. just be patient, it will come soon Edit 2: Added some y [ Saturday, July 05, 2003 14:48: Message edited by: Iolanda ] Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
Happy Fourth of July! in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Saturday, July 5 2003 06:27 Profile #13 I usually only celebrate 6th of Juli Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
6 and a half hours later... in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Sunday, June 29 2003 12:02 Profile #75 I am extremely sorry for this post :( [ Sunday, June 29, 2003 12:03: Message edited by: Iolanda ] Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
6 and a half hours later... in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Sunday, June 29 2003 12:00 Profile #74 quote: and I do not understand how so many perfectly intelligent adults can read something intended for nine to fifteen year olds. I'm not suggesting that people should only read something if it expresses intelligent and unique ideas and thoughts, and I think there's a place for literary bubbly, but ten year olds don't read Good Night Moon, so why should thirty year olds read Harry Potter? That is a point I do not get. Why shouldn´t I read a really good book for children? Have you ever read Michael Ende or Erich Kaestner? Their books are literature and really fantastic (forget about the "nerverending story"movies, even the first is lousy compared with the richness of Endes book). I read for relaxing from a job with really non-trivial matter. I enjoy reading well written and intelligent storys, but mostly not high-literature. I like well-written crime storys, SciFi (much Ben Bova lately), well recherched historical Stories and Books about Mathematics and Physics. Are these Books for Children or not? I was 15 when I read "the pillars of earth" from Follet and "the name of the rose" from Eco... [ Sunday, June 29, 2003 12:05: Message edited by: Iolanda ] Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
HORAY! in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Sunday, June 29 2003 01:42 Profile #27 That innocent mark is simply mistake by my poor english. Before it was an settlement owed by the US, guarded by americans with barriers and trespassing controls. It was build in the 50´s after the HICOG shifted its seat from Frankfurt to Bonn, where was not enough living space for 600 Americans and 900 Germans. They build three areas with dwellings (?), and the american settlement is one of them. After the Bonn-Berlin removal most americans left to Berlin and the Bonner Livingspace-Company boughed the houses and is letting them now to interested people. If I know a town where people from all over the world live peacefull together, then it is Bonn. Ten years ago there were pupils from over 90 nationalities on our school, actual about 60. Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
HORAY! in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Sunday, June 29 2003 00:22 Profile #25 Ah! Düsseldorf! I am living in Bonn (NRW, too) and because of the loads of diplomacies which were here befor the re-union of Germany there is a very large international school and even a large american settlement. But since their diplomatic agency moved to Berlin non-americans are allowed to live there, too. Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
HORAY! in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Saturday, June 28 2003 09:15 Profile #22 quote: Originally written by Arancaytar: I go to an international school in Germany, Gently asking where this school may be. Not in Bonn/Plittersdorf, isn´t it? We have a grade-System which goes from 1-6. 1: very good 6: worst, unlikely of getting better soon It is approx. 50%=4-, having less will be failure, but the mark counts, not the percentage. Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
6 and a half hours later... in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Saturday, June 28 2003 09:05 Profile #68 Im at page 489, but I decided to look here anyway :D quote: Originally written by Firedrake221: BTW - My friend (who completely hates HP) predicts that in the end Harry's parents will be magically revived by a magic thing and all will be happy. THAT would happen if HP was written in Hollywood. The books are getting darker and darker, so I guess, that we can be happy if Harry doesn´t decide to live as a muggle in the end of book 7. By the way: Can somebody please explain me, why there was an other title of Book one in US (...an the sorcreres stone) and UK (... and the philosophers stone). Are the books translated an if Yes, why? I mean things other than spelling like color and colour, Is Us- and british english really so different? Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
Pet Peeves in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Saturday, June 28 2003 01:31 Profile #118 My actual pet peeves (funny word, never heard before): - people stepping backwards onto bycicle lines without looking, forcing ME to brake so hard, that I slid on my left ellbow and dyslaxing my right shoulder :mad: Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
HORAY! in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Friday, June 27 2003 12:00 Profile #9 quote: Originally written by Rosy: I graduated from high school! YAY! I'm on the honour roll too! I got a 96 in English (bit surprising)![/QB] Hey! Congartulations!!! We had Abitur recently, too :-) Can you explain an german teacher what a 96 is? 96 percent? Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
6 and a half hours later... in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Wednesday, June 25 2003 08:32 Profile #32 closes her Eyes Aaaaargh! I´ve got mine since monday. In english, of course, the german one won´t come till november, 11th. I´ve made it to page 220, and I won´t read here any further until I´ll have gone through all 766 pages. Sorry enough a chatter friend accidentaly spoiled yesterday who dies :-( Its really good to read, but after reading the first four books in my last summer holidays I might be in good training (my abilities in english are more passive than active). Harry Potter is so fantastic. It would be even better, if it wasn´t so popular ;-) Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
Pet Peeves in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Sunday, June 22 2003 09:34 Profile #61 quote: Originally posted by Khoth: quote: Originally posted by Iolanda: quote: - All those people who think my religion is a cult. It isn't. Whats your religion? Just look up "list of cults" on Google :P You'll find it there, along with lots of other religions that also aren't cults (the people who make lists like that seem to define "cult" as "small religion that isn't ours") Sorry for the Quotes-in-quotes. But thats the point why I asked. What is a cult? I am (a quite critical) roman-catholic. I guess, that is a church (there is a double-meaning in the german word, Kirche=church means the Building AND the institution). My best friend at school was neuapostolisch (new-apostolian!?), I lived next to the rooms of Jehowas witnesses when I studied in Aachen, an at my school there are pupils from all over the world with beliefs from all over the world. I was just interested. Riibu, you maybe PM me? [ Sunday, June 22, 2003 09:36: Message edited by: Iolanda ] Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
Pet Peeves in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Thursday, June 19 2003 00:49 Profile #46 quote: - All those people who think my religion is a cult. It isn't.[/QB] Whats your religion? Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
Don't ask me why in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Tuesday, June 17 2003 01:23 Profile #50 quote: Originally posted by Alorael: June 20, 1949. I believe that makes me the oldest, or at least somewhere high on the list. And in case you missed it the first few times, I live in Alaska. —Alorael, who believes this birthday makes him a Gemini and one day away from being a Cancer. Other than that, he has no idea what he is.7 Hey. you are 17 days younger than my mum ist :D I am cancer. And though I do not believe in horoscopes at all, I am a typically cancer. I´m too much a scientist to believe in astrology :D And for all those who like numbers: I gained my funny birthday from my Grandfathers, the oldest born 06.12.06 (US: 12/06/06), the younger one born 12.03.12 (US: 03/12/12). Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
Don't ask me why in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Monday, June 16 2003 10:10 Profile #45 quote: Originally posted by X: #2. No you're not Iolanda. I didn´t write, that I am THE oldest, just that I am one of the oldest. Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
Don't ask me why in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Monday, June 16 2003 06:02 Profile #32 Germany: 6.7.76 America: 7/6/76 Guess, I´m one of the oldest here. Aaaaargh. Edit: Guess who shares my birthday: Sylvester Stalone and George W. Bush AAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHH [ Monday, June 16, 2003 06:08: Message edited by: Iolanda ] Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00
Home of the Free in General
Iolanda Warrior Member # 2128	written Monday, May 19 2003 05:55 Profile #34 Not to mention, that X would most likely be USA. I´m just happy, that most people in my country do not owe a weapon. There is no need for weapon-controls in most schools, and I´m happy about this, because school shouldn´t be like prisons. Yes, even here are people going amok from time to time, and last year a pupil shoot 12 teacher, a secretary, 2 pupils an one policeman. He had his weapons because he was an hobby-gunmen. The national consequece was, that the laws for owing a weapon are sharpened, and that is just right. The question ist: how can I protect me by owing an weapon? My answer: not at all. I someone wants to shoot me, he will. I guess, nobody will be impressed, when I say "wait a moment, I have a gun at home". It will protect me better, if less people will be able to get a gun. I hope, you can understand my point of view, the theme is difficult, and my last english lesson was 8 years ago. [ Tuesday, May 20, 2003 10:44: Message edited by: Iolanda ] Posts: 55 \| Registered: Tuesday, October 22 2002 07:00