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Hello in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #83
Would anyone be interested in having the diagrams for the origami vahnatai? I might be able to make some, but I've never diagrammed my origami before, and I don't want to do so if no one is interested.

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Avernum 4? in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #4
If we're lucky, the movement system will remain more or less the same as the old engine. I'll be okay with it, as long as it doesn't end up just bieng a Geneforge game with an Avernum plot.

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were did TM go? in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #13
TGM is a former member of this forum who was and is a well known person in the community. He was permanently banned for posting goatse and then coming back before his ban was up. He is still active at Polaris, and may be active at Desperance. That's about all I know, since he was banned before I arrived.

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Hello in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #81
I've been interested in origami since I was about five, but I wasn't able to make anything much more complex than a paper boat until I was about nine. Origami is pretty easy to learn, because there are so many origami books for beginners. I learned most of the basics of origami from Teach Yourself Origami by Robert Harbin, which is a very good book for learning origami. I also recommend Origami to Astonish and Amuse by Jeremy Shafer, which is a good book for both beginner and advanced origamists, and has some of the most interesting origami models I've ever seen.

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Identify the drawings. in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #74
Sounds like a good idea to me. I could make something out of origami.

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Hello in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #79
Birds are fairly easy to design, and the egg was half as easy, since I didn't have to design the lower half. It took me a half an hour at the most to actually make.

Edit: I can't make anything with more than about four different limbs. There are many methods used by origami designers for making things, and I have yet to find out a good way to design unique models with large amounts of limbs.

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Hello in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #75
quote:
Originally written by Thralni, emperor of Riverrod:

Maybe you could make an origami egg?
Here it is, an origami egg. Since an egg by itself seemed too simple, I decided to make a chicken hatching from it.
IMAGE(http://tinypic.com/azbamq.jpg)

Also, here is a dragon I designed about a year ago. With this model, I was trying to see if I could make a traditional origami crane into a dragon. As you can see, I was successfull.
IMAGE(http://tinypic.com/azbcxe.jpg)

Edit: Does anyone think these images are too big? If so, I'll resize them.

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Hello in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #66
Dolphin's clawbug pic is art from the loading screen in one of the Geneforge games.

I'm glad that my origami is liked, and I will try to upload more tomorrow. I am still taking requests, as long as you don't ask for anything with an excessive amount of limbs.

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The Spiderweb Software title image... in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #7
I'm viewing this in internet explorer on a Mac( If anyone knows any good browsers for OS 9 please tell me about them; I can't seem to find any.), and it looks fine to me.

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Hello in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #61
Here is the chicken. It is based on Akira Yoshizawa's pidgeon, although most elements of it's design are original.
IMAGE(http://tinypic.com/ay0f9h.jpg)
I would have got it up here sooner, but my digital camera wasn't working very well and it took a while for me to give up and just use my scanner.

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Hello in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #56
A google image search says that the origami model has the right amount of legs for a scorpion, just look at this image.

Edit: Fixed the link. Also, does anyone want me to try and make something else with origami?

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Engrish in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #22
The worst thing about the English language is that it has a much bigger capacity for puns than other languages. However, I could be mistaken.

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what is YOUR fav band or type of music in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #25
I don't listen to music often, and I don't prefer one type of music over all others, but at the time the memory card in my PDA has mostly Led Zeppelin and Aerosmith in it's music folder.

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Conspiricys in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #19
Mr. Icke definately wins. Lizard people ruling the world makes pretty much everything else seem boring.

Second place would be the theory that the jets only contributed to the destruction of the WTC, and that explosives were what really knocked them down.

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Hello in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #47
I also prefer origami to knitting, but I'll decline to make the clawbug since it has 159 steps and is easily the most complex origami model that I've seen. However, I did manage to design an origami vahnatai.
IMAGE(http://tinypic.com/awu9zn.jpg)

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Hello in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #8
Welcome to Spiderweb!
Whatever you do, don't make a topic asking which game is best (it's been done a million times), and don't ask if spiderweb games will ever get multiplayer or will become available on PDAs, mobile game systems, etc(the answer is no).

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where can i read books online? in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #6
If you haven't found it online yet, I doubt it is there, and even if it is, it's probably not free.

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Which Spiderweb Soft. Games do you like? in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #17
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Originally written by ben4808 [1950 - 2100:
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Or have it put in the CoC. That's really not too bad of an idea.
Yes, but how many people read the CoC right away? I was here for at least a month before I read it.

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Which Spiderweb Soft. Games do you like? in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #13
The official greeting should include something about never making topics like this.

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1000 posts! in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #43
quote:
Originally written by Jeros:

Hmm, interesting new title, "Citizen of Exile". No "Citizen of Avernum"?
The title "Citizen of Exile" was probably created before Avernum, many of the forum members prefer Exile to Avernum, and in my opinion, "Citizen of Exile" just sounds better.

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Love Hina in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #7
I've never heard of it either, and will probably never find out anything about it unless someone mentions it here or I look it up.

Edit:Here's the Wikipedia article.

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Phobias in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #12
My phobias seem to be the same as Stughalf's, with a few removed, and few are at a level where they affect my life.

Acro/altophobia (fear of heights)
Aichmophobia (fear of needles or pointed objects)
Anuptaphobia (fear of staying single)
Arachnophobia (fear of spiders)
Catapedaphobia (fear of jumping from high and low places)
Decidophobia (fear of making decisions)
Ergophobia (fear of work)
Hypengyophobia (fear of responsibility)

My favorite wierd phobia is,
aichmorhabdophobia : A fear of being beaten with a pointed stick.

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1000 posts! in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #5
Congratulations on achieving the rank of veteran, and may you reach Guru in half the time.

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Human cloning in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #33
quote:
Originally written by demonslaeyr:

This is why I think it's a bad idea. How would you feel when you found out you weren't a real human, just a clone bred to give organs for this jerk when he gets sick.

Depressed? Sad? Angry?

I for one would be a tad, (how do you say)... pissed.

I read a book in which cloning complete humans for organs was done. They injected the clone at birth with a liquid that made it completely unintelligent, which was also how they justified taking the clones organs. Of course, I find that just about as immoral as taking organs from an intelligent clone.

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Human cloning in General
Shock Trooper
Member # 5585
Profile #25
Does anyone remember how a couple years ago a company claimed that they successfully cloned a human? I can't find anything about it on the internet, although it's not surprising seeing as this happened at least a year ago and I can't remember the details.

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