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On January 22 2014 01:00 Cixah wrote:
I mean my boss is sitting next to me watching me post on TL because we haven't had a phone call since 5 am.
On January 22 2014 05:08 Cixah wrote:
Everyone decides that the day after MLK day is the day to get killed on motor vehicle areas that I monitor.
4 fatalities, all different accidents in less than 6 hours.
holy shit how a day can change. that sounds dreadful. clipping and cropping fatal accident footage.
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Straight outta Johto18973 Posts
On January 22 2014 05:28 Lord Tolkien wrote:Show nested quote +On January 22 2014 05:20 Frudgey wrote:On January 22 2014 05:03 Requizen wrote:
Necrons #1. Eldar, Tyranids, Orks cool too. Loyalists and Chaos are butts. Tau can get bent.
Necrons are cool but they ain't number 1. Eldar are only good if they're on the receiving end. I.E. The only good Eldar is a dead one. Tyranids are meh. Orks are cool. Loyalists and Chaos are the bee's knees. Reading Horus Heresy and Ciaphas Cain books has confirmed this for me. I share your sentiments about the Tau. Also I'm becoming increasingly convinced that MoonBear know literally everything in existence. That guy is a walking knowledge bomb. And it's awesome. I highly recommend the Eisenhorn/Ravenor series. The Bequin series will soon round out the trilogy and is ongoing. The two Grey Knight books are perty gud also. Inquisition (and Grey Knights before Matt Ward) 4 lyfe
Definitely agree with Eisenhorn series. The Horus Heresy Series is also good to read, but some of it can be a bit hit and miss. If you have a favourite Chapter though (and I'm pretty sure everyone has a favourite Chapter) it's definitely worth picking up the corresponding book. The first few books that cover Garviel Loken are definitely a recommend even if you don't like the Luna Wolves/Black Legion.
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Also a fan of the Legion HH book. shittons of small details you only notice on re-read, and realize that each detail potentially radically alters plot points.
I'm a sucker for the Alpha Legion. So much inception value.
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Straight outta Johto18973 Posts
The Alpha/Omega backstory is great. Also, pretty Reasonable Marines.
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On January 22 2014 05:37 MoonBear wrote:
The Alpha/Omega backstory is great. Also, pretty Reasonable Marines.
Unless it's the DoW games.
SINDRRIIIIIIII
METAL BAWXESSSSS
That the Word Bearer commander was more sane than the Alpha Legionnaires in DoW was kinda headscratch.
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Forge World also has their own Chapters, which are pretty sick.
Space Sharks pretty top tier chapter imo.
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On January 22 2014 05:34 ComaDose wrote:Show nested quote +On January 22 2014 01:00 Cixah wrote:
I mean my boss is sitting next to me watching me post on TL because we haven't had a phone call since 5 am. Show nested quote +On January 22 2014 05:08 Cixah wrote:
Everyone decides that the day after MLK day is the day to get killed on motor vehicle areas that I monitor.
4 fatalities, all different accidents in less than 6 hours. holy shit how a day can change. that sounds dreadful. clipping and cropping fatal accident footage.
After today I will never allow any of my friends to own motorcycles. #Notworth.
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Straight outta Johto18973 Posts
On January 22 2014 05:39 Lord Tolkien wrote:Show nested quote +On January 22 2014 05:37 MoonBear wrote:
The Alpha/Omega backstory is great. Also, pretty Reasonable Marines. Unless it's the DoW games. SINDRRIIIIIIII METAL BAWXESSSSS That the Word Bearer commander was more sane than the Alpha Legionnaires in DoW was kinda headscratch.
SPESS MEHREENS!!
On January 22 2014 05:41 Requizen wrote:
Forge World also has their own Chapters, which are pretty sick.
Space Sharks pretty top tier chapter imo.
Red Scorpions great for people who like beakies. What impresses me the most are the Elysian Drop Troops and Krieg models they have. So gorgeous and badass omg.
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On January 22 2014 05:44 MoonBear wrote:Show nested quote +On January 22 2014 05:39 Lord Tolkien wrote:On January 22 2014 05:37 MoonBear wrote:
The Alpha/Omega backstory is great. Also, pretty Reasonable Marines. Unless it's the DoW games. SINDRRIIIIIIII METAL BAWXESSSSS That the Word Bearer commander was more sane than the Alpha Legionnaires in DoW was kinda headscratch. SPESS MEHREENS!!
My favorite version of that monologue.
All this talk makes me yearn to buy 40k models but...neither the time nor monies to afford the hobby.
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On January 22 2014 05:56 Lord Tolkien wrote:Show nested quote +On January 22 2014 05:44 MoonBear wrote:On January 22 2014 05:39 Lord Tolkien wrote:On January 22 2014 05:37 MoonBear wrote:
The Alpha/Omega backstory is great. Also, pretty Reasonable Marines. Unless it's the DoW games. SINDRRIIIIIIII METAL BAWXESSSSS That the Word Bearer commander was more sane than the Alpha Legionnaires in DoW was kinda headscratch. SPESS MEHREENS!! My favorite version of that monologue. All this talk makes me yearn to buy 40k models but...neither the time nor monies to afford the hobby.
Buying and assembling a basic, 500 - 1500 pt army is about the same as buying a system and a game, or building a nice PC. It's cheaper or even with a month's worth of going out to a bar. My manga collection is worth exponentially more than my 40k army.
People seem to have this impression that 40k is the most expensive hobby in the world, but honestly it's pretty comparable to anything else.
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Your threshold for expensive may be higher than most for hobbies  Good point regardless.
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On January 22 2014 06:04 Requizen wrote:Show nested quote +On January 22 2014 05:56 Lord Tolkien wrote:On January 22 2014 05:44 MoonBear wrote:On January 22 2014 05:39 Lord Tolkien wrote:On January 22 2014 05:37 MoonBear wrote:
The Alpha/Omega backstory is great. Also, pretty Reasonable Marines. Unless it's the DoW games. SINDRRIIIIIIII METAL BAWXESSSSS That the Word Bearer commander was more sane than the Alpha Legionnaires in DoW was kinda headscratch. SPESS MEHREENS!! My favorite version of that monologue. All this talk makes me yearn to buy 40k models but...neither the time nor monies to afford the hobby. Buying and assembling a basic, 500 - 1500 pt army is about the same as buying a system and a game, or building a nice PC. It's cheaper or even with a month's worth of going out to a bar. My manga collection is worth exponentially more than my 40k army. People seem to have this impression that 40k is the most expensive hobby in the world, but honestly it's pretty comparable to anything else.
Full Foil Legacy Dredge with LED's costs 1.5 Grand. GIve or take vendor discounts and if you want your duals to be decent quality.
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On January 22 2014 04:48 Requizen wrote:Show nested quote +On January 22 2014 04:46 Alaric wrote:
I like how we've got Cheep for the formal lessons, and Roffles for the colloquial. Two sides of the same coin. Carnivorous Roffles plz.
I already dubbed them "Cheefles" last week.
Also, guys, stahp. I already want to get into WH40K, but have no real reason/money/time to do so. Also, I don't actually know anyone who plays.
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On January 22 2014 06:11 Cixah wrote:Show nested quote +On January 22 2014 06:04 Requizen wrote:On January 22 2014 05:56 Lord Tolkien wrote:On January 22 2014 05:44 MoonBear wrote:On January 22 2014 05:39 Lord Tolkien wrote:On January 22 2014 05:37 MoonBear wrote:
The Alpha/Omega backstory is great. Also, pretty Reasonable Marines. Unless it's the DoW games. SINDRRIIIIIIII METAL BAWXESSSSS That the Word Bearer commander was more sane than the Alpha Legionnaires in DoW was kinda headscratch. SPESS MEHREENS!! My favorite version of that monologue. All this talk makes me yearn to buy 40k models but...neither the time nor monies to afford the hobby. Buying and assembling a basic, 500 - 1500 pt army is about the same as buying a system and a game, or building a nice PC. It's cheaper or even with a month's worth of going out to a bar. My manga collection is worth exponentially more than my 40k army. People seem to have this impression that 40k is the most expensive hobby in the world, but honestly it's pretty comparable to anything else. Full Foil Legacy Dredge with LED's costs 1.5 Grand. GIve or take vendor discounts and if you want your duals to be decent quality.
Holy crap I think I have one of those (led) at my parent's house. I know we have so much money in mtg lying around and no one does anything about it TT
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Oh, it's a MTG thing, I didn't recognize the lingo lol.
Yeah, TCGs get crazy unless you're dumb lucky or are ok playing with booster pack shit.
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On January 22 2014 06:18 mordek wrote:Show nested quote +On January 22 2014 06:11 Cixah wrote:On January 22 2014 06:04 Requizen wrote:On January 22 2014 05:56 Lord Tolkien wrote:On January 22 2014 05:44 MoonBear wrote:On January 22 2014 05:39 Lord Tolkien wrote:On January 22 2014 05:37 MoonBear wrote:
The Alpha/Omega backstory is great. Also, pretty Reasonable Marines. Unless it's the DoW games. SINDRRIIIIIIII METAL BAWXESSSSS That the Word Bearer commander was more sane than the Alpha Legionnaires in DoW was kinda headscratch. SPESS MEHREENS!! My favorite version of that monologue. All this talk makes me yearn to buy 40k models but...neither the time nor monies to afford the hobby. Buying and assembling a basic, 500 - 1500 pt army is about the same as buying a system and a game, or building a nice PC. It's cheaper or even with a month's worth of going out to a bar. My manga collection is worth exponentially more than my 40k army. People seem to have this impression that 40k is the most expensive hobby in the world, but honestly it's pretty comparable to anything else. Full Foil Legacy Dredge with LED's costs 1.5 Grand. GIve or take vendor discounts and if you want your duals to be decent quality. Holy crap I think I have one of those (led) at my parent's house. I know we have so much money in mtg lying around and no one does anything about it TT
I'd be more than willing to take it off you hands so I can put the foil one in my Cube.
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Baa?21245 Posts
On January 22 2014 06:15 jcarlsoniv wrote:Show nested quote +On January 22 2014 04:48 Requizen wrote:On January 22 2014 04:46 Alaric wrote:
I like how we've got Cheep for the formal lessons, and Roffles for the colloquial. Two sides of the same coin. Carnivorous Roffles plz. I already dubbed them "Cheefles" last week.
That's awful. Doesn't roll off the tongue at all. There's a reason no one uses pyrrhics for nouns or actions. Do you even English?
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On January 22 2014 06:39 Carnivorous Sheep wrote:Show nested quote +On January 22 2014 06:15 jcarlsoniv wrote:On January 22 2014 04:48 Requizen wrote:On January 22 2014 04:46 Alaric wrote:
I like how we've got Cheep for the formal lessons, and Roffles for the colloquial. Two sides of the same coin. Carnivorous Roffles plz. I already dubbed them "Cheefles" last week. That's awful. Doesn't roll off the tongue at all. There's a reason no one uses pyrrhics for nouns or actions. Do you even English?
Except there is an accent on the first syllable...
don't'ch'y'all be a wanker now Cheep
oh, good, maybe I can win more arena games with all the baddies coming in
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Baa?21245 Posts
On January 22 2014 06:44 jcarlsoniv wrote:Show nested quote +On January 22 2014 06:39 Carnivorous Sheep wrote:On January 22 2014 06:15 jcarlsoniv wrote:On January 22 2014 04:48 Requizen wrote:On January 22 2014 04:46 Alaric wrote:
I like how we've got Cheep for the formal lessons, and Roffles for the colloquial. Two sides of the same coin. Carnivorous Roffles plz. I already dubbed them "Cheefles" last week. That's awful. Doesn't roll off the tongue at all. There's a reason no one uses pyrrhics for nouns or actions. Do you even English? Except there is an accent on the first syllable... don't'ch'y'all be a wanker now Cheep
wut how do you say "cheefles?"
"Cheep" can be stressed quite naturally as a monosyllable, but when you replaced the p and leave it at "chee" with "fles" as the second syllable, it is impossible to stress the first syllable.
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