Deadlord39 wrote:At a quick glance, it looks like #674 in the first picture has an enlarged copy of Your Paladin Has Benn Stolen By Druids hanging off him.
killjoy32 wrote:hey peeps, yeah am ok sorta, still very dejected, but hey it wasnt my fault so...
killjoy32 wrote:just so it wont bog down ppl's downloading if they dont wanna see the pics, i will just post the links to see ok:http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b6/ki ... resize.jpghttp://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b6/ki ... resize.jpghttp://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b6/ki ... resize.jpghttp://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b6/ki ... resize.jpghttp://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b6/ki ... resize.jpg(the last one is where i pulled my groin - right at the bottom of it so i had to climb that mother still!! )there were more hills like that too, but gives you a good idea. i have loads of other pics forthcoming so will pop em on as soon as ...Al
MShipley88 wrote:What was the purpose of the bags on your legs? Protection from the sun? Protection from scratches?Mark
killjoy32 wrote:there are many different types. some have them actually stitched onto your running shoes!
faro wrote:So when's that 'Escape from Dune' module coming out then?i.e. How did y'all get back, Al...?
killjoy32 wrote:i will be writing up the adventure on how we got home soon. just not got my head onto it yet. still pretty down about having to drop out Al
MShipley88 wrote:I'm picturing the Alice Springs Outback Game Shoppe...with aborigines coming in to ask, "Aye, wot, mate? Got any o' those Spidah Queen blokes a-bowt. Fair dinkum they are!" (Possibly with pages from Dragon magazine blowing down the street pursued by dingos.) Mark
MShipley88 wrote:Those are the joys of growing up and having responsibilities and things...they cast shadows. Mark
killjoy32 wrote:well i learnt a few weeks ago really that even if you train in the same heat, its not the same when you are in the sahara. i had that first hand from ppl who had even done some training like that.nothing whatsoever actually prepares you for that. you just train as best you can and take the rest on the chin.
improvstone wrote:killjoy32 wrote:well i learnt a few weeks ago really that even if you train in the same heat, its not the same when you are in the sahara. i had that first hand from ppl who had even done some training like that.nothing whatsoever actually prepares you for that. you just train as best you can and take the rest on the chin.Yes, but you are forgeting that we have the Gibson, Great Sandy, Great Victoria, Simpson and Sturt Stony Deserts which are also calssed as subtropical deserts like the Sahara. They should do quite nicely in helping with your preparations.Plus if you like, a nice jog across the Nullarbor should ensure that you have no problems with the Sahara. At the same time you can send the shadows off to some great holiday spots.
deimos3428 wrote:50,000th Acaeum post! What do I win?