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Originally written by StD:

Those crazy metalheads truly deserved this, best Eurovision in years, if not ever.

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Originally written by Mc 'mini' Thralni:

Favorite chocolate bar?
—Twix

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I will forevermore picture you as George Costanza.

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Originally written by Ephesos:

Congrats Zeviz!

I can see the big brother stuff working for 1984, but you've only got 1980...

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Originally written by Henry Anthony Wilcox:

What the hell? Did Alex just get competition? :eek:

And good competition too...

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Originally written by Nikki xx:

(called Toby)

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Originally written by Archmagus Micael:

I must say that I bought it after a day or two, so it's not that bad.

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Originally written by Mc 'mini' Thralni:

Though I hate the "Wikipedia/Google is your friend" sentence.

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Good, now you understand how people feel when you use the time of everyone reading a thread to ask a question that you could have answered yourself with a ten second web search.

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Originally written by Springer Bell:

Translator

Honestly, I never thought I would reference anyone to Wikipedia. It is your friend.

[quote]From the Wiki:
Leet finds its base in written communication over electronic media. Most simply, it has evolved as a way of forming exclusive cliques in on-line communities, notably Bulletin Board Systems and online multiplayer games (see Examples of Leet in videogaming).

The mechanism began simply: taking standard text and corrupting it with a dynamic cipher, with only those privy to the cipher understanding what was being conveyed in the ciphertext. Through this, newcomers to a given community were excluded from communication with those who had defined (and continued to evolve) the cipher.[/b]

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Originally written by Mysterious Man:

I don't think many people would read it. Now get busy and get me a beer.

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Originally written by Pyrulen:

That's an interesting thought, though not one that I hadn't considered, although as yet I haven't thought of a reason for this. The demon is hardly going to use some backwater village as a base to raise an army of conquering undead is it?

Then there is the question of why the party is there in the first place; if there is seemingly no problem at the beginning, what are they there for? Is the 'just passing through' argument good enough?

Without giving away the entire plot, one question remains: Where does the essential demonic boss lair fit in to all of this?

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Originally written by Pyrulen:

PS: There WAS a twist in the original story, the benevolent mayor turns out to be the demon in disguise (not too dissimilar to Smoo's ideas). However, I thought this to be a bit obvious and the more experienced players might find the whole thing a bit dull.

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I could help with testing if I had an ounce of free time. I don't, you know.

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Originally written by Miya:

Hay, adding "moo" to everything does not make it a good pun.

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Originally written by radix malorum est cupiditas:

You respect Snafta's ability at drumming over the usual drummer's?

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Originally written by MagmaDragoon:

FYT. :D

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Originally written by Aussieavernum:

I like classical music. :D The reason I don't listen to my favourite classical CD is because it is broken. :(

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