EPT1. Passive - effectiveness of spells is doubled on highways
2. Summon a 1000 lb governor-type minion
3. Turn people orange
4. Gelbending
And claim to know the Italian spellbook despite not knowing any of the incantations or how to pronounce them.
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[UoN]Sentinel
United States11320 Posts
1. Passive - effectiveness of spells is doubled on highways 2. Summon a 1000 lb governor-type minion 3. Turn people orange 4. Gelbending And claim to know the Italian spellbook despite not knowing any of the incantations or how to pronounce them. | ||
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Sent.
Poland9336 Posts
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ThomasjServo
15244 Posts
On April 07 2016 01:44 farvacola wrote: Given that I'm from Ohio, some of my spells would deal with being able to emit large clouds of industrial chicken coop shit and conjure up pools of polluted Lake Erie water. You have a spell that takes 4 years to recharge relating to the electoral college, called "Political Relevancy" | ||
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Yoav
United States1874 Posts
On April 07 2016 02:08 [UoN]Sentinel wrote: New Jersey, if New York City could be an entire state. Technically we used to be a country at one point. 1. Passive - effectiveness of spells is doubled on highways 2. Summon a 1000 lb governor-type minion 3. Turn people orange 4. Gelbending And claim to know the Italian spellbook despite not knowing any of the incantations or how to pronounce them. Wait I thought the only states that were independent countries were Vermont, Texas, California, and Hawaii? I know NJ surrendered in the Revolutionary War, but it didn't become independent, it reverted to colony status. | ||
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[UoN]Sentinel
United States11320 Posts
On April 08 2016 01:58 Yoav wrote: Wait I thought the only states that were independent countries were Vermont, Texas, California, and Hawaii? I know NJ surrendered in the Revolutionary War, but it didn't become independent, it reverted to colony status. The thirteen colonies, once they secured their independence, functioned as separate countries bound by a weak united government. They all had independent currencies, tariffs, etc. "United States" was actually used as a plural before the American Civil War more often than not. I believe it was something similar to the structure of the Holy Roman Empire in its later years, very decentralized with a mostly nominal central authority. It's why states' rights were and arguably still are an issue that conservatives often bring up - it's a remnant of the old decentralized model. | ||
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ThomasjServo
15244 Posts
A cursory glance says a few museums and a coal mine. That is about it. I have to be in Essen for a week afterwards I'm travelling with the lady to some typical European vacation destinations so maybe a day for Dusseldorf too. | ||
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Acrofales
Spain18488 Posts
On April 12 2016 00:14 ThomasjServo wrote: So I'm going to Essen Germany next year. Any Deutschlanders know if there is anything cool to do there while off work during the trade show? A cursory glance says a few museums and a coal mine. That is about it. I have to be in Essen for a week afterwards I'm travelling with the lady to some typical European vacation destinations so maybe a day for Dusseldorf too. Essen is a fairly typical Ruhrgebiet shithole. You're better off getting the hell out and catching a train to Dortmund, Köln or Dusseldorf. If you prefer nature to cities, the Eiffel isn't that far away, and the Rhine and Mösel valleys from approximately Koblenz upriver are also very pretty (but that's a bit further to get to, and probably not worth it for a single day trip). | ||
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ThomasjServo
15244 Posts
On April 12 2016 01:25 Acrofales wrote: Essen is a fairly typical Ruhrgebiet shithole. You're better off getting the hell out and catching a train to Dortmund, Köln or Dusseldorf. If you prefer nature to cities, the Eiffel isn't that far away, and the Rhine and Mösel valleys from approximately Koblenz upriver are also very pretty (but that's a bit further to get to, and probably not worth it for a single day trip). What does Rehrgebiet shithole constitute? I get Ruhr being part of the state/province/area where Essen is, and google led me to believe there wasn't much to do anyway (probably why they hold this show there in the first place, fewer distractions). | ||
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JimmiC
Canada22817 Posts
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ThomasjServo
15244 Posts
On April 12 2016 02:39 JimmiC wrote: Reading between the line I'm pretty sure he's asking where is the red light district and pealers. As well as what are the local customs and costs so he doens't get taken. Thanks. hahahaha, I'm meeting my fiancee in Amsterdam after the show is done, if RLD's were in the cards I don't think Essen would be the top of the list. | ||
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JimmiC
Canada22817 Posts
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ThomasjServo
15244 Posts
On April 12 2016 02:52 JimmiC wrote: Maybe it's a hidden Gem! Those who know chose Essen, just like Mom's like you choose Jif Peanut Butter. | ||
zatic
Zurich15366 Posts
Ruhrgebiet = former coal/steel industrial area in permanent decline for half a century Ruhrgebiet shithole = pretty much any city in Ruhrgebiet Unless abandoned steel works or coal mines is something that interests you get out. | ||
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ThomasjServo
15244 Posts
On April 12 2016 03:35 zatic wrote: Acrofales is right, get a train to Dusseldorf, it's like 40 minutes. You don't want to spend a minute extra in Essen. Ruhrgebiet = former coal/steel industrial area in permanent decline for half a century Ruhrgebiet shithole = pretty much any city in Ruhrgebiet Unless abandoned steel works or coal mines is something that interests you get out. So it is like Dave Attell said about Dayton, Ohio, "... You know what's a fun thing to do there? Pack up and get the fuck out of there." Thank you for the explanation though. | ||
KwarK
United States44439 Posts
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ThomasjServo
15244 Posts
On April 12 2016 03:59 KwarK wrote: So it's like the north of England? Only if they have kooky accents. | ||
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farvacola
United States18876 Posts
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ThomasjServo
15244 Posts
On April 12 2016 04:01 farvacola wrote: Dayton is not that bad, there's a nice Dave and Busters there. You all got a Brunswick Zone XL too? | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States46687 Posts
On April 07 2016 02:08 [UoN]Sentinel wrote: New Jersey, if New York City could be an entire state. Technically we used to be a country at one point. 1. Passive - effectiveness of spells is doubled on highways 2. Summon a 1000 lb governor-type minion 3. Turn people orange 4. Gelbending And claim to know the Italian spellbook despite not knowing any of the incantations or how to pronounce them. As a fellow New Jerseyan, I simultaneously fist pump and flip you off in agreement. | ||
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Acrofales
Spain18488 Posts
On April 07 2016 02:08 [UoN]Sentinel wrote: New Jersey, if New York City could be an entire state. Technically we used to be a country at one point. 1. Passive - effectiveness of spells is doubled on highways 2. Summon a 1000 lb governor-type minion 3. Turn people orange 4. Gelbending And claim to know the Italian spellbook despite not knowing any of the incantations or how to pronounce them. What the hell is gelbending? Is that like airbending, but you can only do it with jello? | ||
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