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[blastradius14]

Hmmm? Oh. My post is off by 1 minute?

I cannot read digital clocks. LOL It's 11:50 on mine.

[swiss]

I don't know what a "civet cat" is but if it's an animal then : Welcome to the disgusting facts-thread ... blah ...


Ok here's another such thing:

The last person of the folk of "Fore" in New Zealand died 40 years ago. They all died 'coz of the "Lachkrankheit" (laugh-illness) that is transfered through eating human meat.

[A. J. Raffles]

Originally posted by swiss@Aug 7 2005, 04:51 PM
The last person of the folk of "Fore" in New Zealand died 40 years ago. They all died 'coz of the "Lachkrankheit" (laugh-illness) that is transfered through eating human meat.

Oh, I think I've read about that, actually. Isn't it sort of similar to Creutzfeldt Jacob disease?

[blastradius14]

Stupid cannibals.

I'm glad I think eating people would be disgusting LOL

[Toxik]

Actually I always wondered how it would taste...

[swiss]

I just wonder what calves and pigs think about us ... :blink:

[Spoonman]

I can touch my nose with my tongue :bleh:

[ReamusLQ]

I can lick my own nipple, and no I don't have man boobs, I just have a very long, very thick tongue. Think...Jabba The Hutt...


But not so much drool...

I can also lick the center of my chest with my tongue

I can't post a picture from the site, so go HERE to see it!

here's the text though...

Kim Goodman of Chicago, Illinois, USA, can pop her eyeballs to a protrusion of 11 mm. (0.43 in) beyond her eye sockets. Her eyes were measured on the set of the television show Guinness World Records: Primetime on June 13,

[blastradius14]

Guys aren't supposed to be able to do that. I can understand licking your elboe...

You can't kill anyone with a penny thrown from the top of the empire state building.

[Galadrin]

Originally posted by blastradius14+Aug 6 2005, 01:02 PM--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (blastradius14 @ Aug 6 2005, 01:02 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>

+ Strength bonus of course !

Unless the character using them is a "small" creature. In having to wield it with two hands, they lose the str bonus.

A Great Scimitar does 2d6 damage, and 3d4 against Large creatures k: [/b][/quote]
2'nd ed rules were all messed up.

Under 3.5 rules a longsword wielded by a small creature (and thus 2-handed) would deal 1d8 + 1.5 strength damage, plus double any BAB sacrificed for power attack (if you took the feat)