Thar Shaddin

Conan and Jonathan Coulton. I might just like you. Maybe. Welcome to Thar, you silly nerd.

dem boyz ain't got da right shootaz and choppaz for dem hoomies.


Spaces Wolves FTW.

The 40K is a big red mark, but I can forgive it for the DnD and JoCo. Provided, of course, you also like to read webcomics.

The comics section of my favorites tab is 31 shortcuts long. And one of those is basically a link page.

Hi, welcome!

Zombie wrote:The comics section of my favorites tab is 31 shortcuts long. And one of those is basically a link page.

This is sufficient. We should start a dialogue on this topic in a more appropriate place.

(Webcomics are Serious Business.)

Do you like the Warhammer 40k webcomic Zombie?

Which one? There are lots.

I'd have to find it. It's pretty decent black and grey pen work, covered some black templars, orks, and the Lamenters so far. Oh and Eldar.

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You may notice that copy pasting links from chat creates hidden characters within the link that aren't displayed by either the browser's address bar or most text editors, but are still read and transmitted, preventing the URL from working.
Go ahead, copy paste the link into the address bar. It won't work.
I have no idea why that happens and blueimp actually didn't believe me that it was possible until I demonstrated it to him.
Sorry, that's off topic.

ACH. My Space Marines D;

Hello Everyone.

I've very excited about being here and writing with everyone.

A little bit about Morrigan.

Hmm. Well I currently am in the active army, and I work as a medic here in Hawaii. I was born in Newark, New Jersey, but raised in Florida where my home resides. I currently however stay in hawaii and work in both an battalion aid station and sometimes Tripler hospital which is very beautiful. I am 24 years old and I am being deployed in the middle of next year to go to Afghanistan. Not too excited about that, but I won't argue about it either. I am close to finishing my nursing license and hopefully be able to get out of the army a nurse so i can transition to the civilian world.

No kidding. I'm disabled Air Force currently living in Florida. Some advice for your upcoming deployment: If a mortar lands within about a hundred feet of you, you're gonna get knocked around. Get your head looked at. One of my buddies got his brains rattled pretty good, and he's got some problems because of it. And something I learned from my deployment: when someone yells "get down" or anything even remotely like it, get the F**K down.

When you get your nursing license, you'll have a serious edge on anyone else you're competing against for a job. A few years hands-on experience trumps training any day. Plus, a security clearance can land a lot of jobs. I dunno what the clearence is for an Army, but any clearence is worth a lot in the private sector.

Welcome to Thar, Morrigan.

What part of Hawaii are you living in? I lived on the Big Island for a while and although the weather was great I have to say that it was too tourist-y and commercial for my tastes.