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Probably right on the stand in model.
I've known a few furries, but necro and russian are fuckin' weired...
EDIT: Probably means bupkis, but post number 1001. :cheers:
Probably right on the stand in model.
I've known a few furries, but necro and russian are fuckin' weired...
EDIT: Probably means bupkis, but post number 1001. :cheers:
I defeat your chages with spell check.
Back on the topic train, how's the Grablet by the buh', if my memory isn't failing me then you have indeed begun work on the critter?
100x Agree
not all furries are gross skunkfuckers. i am a softpaw furry, which is the furry equivelant of a n00b. also, i am a good scripter, i just dont like to post too much of my code because some people (blazar5) might try to steal my coding and release it before i can.
um... how am i weird? i just happen to like anthro stuff. is that so wrong? calling me weird is like calling kelly bailey weird for making the techno music for half life two. for example:
also, is the thread dead or just zombified?
i can see where you are coming from on the whole horrible english thing (im russian and i still dont know the entire english language yet) and the whole lua problem is when i upload a pack, it gets stolen by badassfurleet. also, i was once a troll, but i have given up my old ways. i am now a good member now. not a troll. sorry if my posts have too many troll-speak things, i just got to used to typing like that.
Well, necro is kinda so theres that.
And being weired isn't so bad. I'd know, I've got some stuff I'd rather not share.
And on furr stuff, most people hate/flame because it freaks em' out, pretty badly sometimes too. I admit I'm a hair weireded out by it, but I just remember that it's really of no concern of mine on what people like(or really like) that others might or do find strange or downright fucked up.
To each their own ya know?
Get out of it while you still have the chance :byodood:, and lol at comparing fapping to bipedal animals to composing techno.
ANYWAYS, haven't heard anything from J-dude so far, any news?
dude, the point of the link was so you would look at the heavy metal music me and my friend Xenomorph make together
also, if you dont like furries, DONT FUCKING TALK TO THEM!! If you ignore us, we will ignore you fleshfags to. We just happen to like what we like. Infact, through a furries eyes, you guys are weird for not liking to yiff.
Yiffing sounds like yacking and yacking makes me puke.
Huh? You compose death metal? Well that's all well and good except for the part where that has nothing to do with the argument, unless you sing about fisting ducks or something.
Then why don't you ignore me? And saying furries think it's weird for normal people to look at normal porn is like saying cultists think it's weird that people don't sacrifice their first born child to the god of cheese and tomatoes, sure they think normal people are weird, but that opinion is kind of thrown out the window because they fucking sacrifice children/think beastiality is okay if the dog walks on two legs and speaks in an australian accent.
ummmm ima furry and....i really dont care much for humans anymore... there just stupid...no ofence
^ I got that much necro.
And incase you haven't noticed, you only grow fur and a tail in your wet dreams pally, humans may be stupid, but you=human, therefore your statement only proves your fetish has gone from fapping material to outright worship.
As much fun as this is, you should all take good care to remember the instant J-dude posts again this whole thing stops.
My brain just exploded.
Why thank you *internet high fives back*
IT IS NOT ALLWAYS ABOUT YIFF DAMMIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (plus maybe a million more !'S) just because one out of every tenthousand of us are zoophiles doesnt mean we all. Thats like saying a guy who looks at normal porn is hyper sexoul because some of those types are hypersexoul.
also, that is getting off topic. Can we please go back to the model being worked on at hand?
I love how you FP'ers take exaggeration so seriously.
And even if it isn't about copulating with Marmots it's still fucked as shit, can you possibly give me any logical rationalization for a bunch of people who roleplay as Cats everywhere where they are not explicitly known in real life, dress up in (poorly made) fur suits and pretend to be animals?
And then we have people like Necroblade, who actually believe they're secretly LIZARDS.
Please tell me if there's anything other than crazy and a side order of more crazy in that shit?
Oh yeah, and the whole lot of you are complete attention whores, notice how when I stated earlier that Necro and you would get along and that you were alike you immediately leapt up and said "JUSSST BUCAUSE WE R FURRAYS DON'T MEEN WE SAEM LOLOLOL", you bounded to defend your frigging fetish from an attack that was never there, and you were certainly fast to painstakingly remind us of this fetish mutliple times.
Where is that J-dude anyways?
lol that's not me x3 but hey everybody's diffrent and on that note we end the whole "furrys are bad/good" thing and back onto the topic!
A sensible post my good sir :bravo:
well i am the best i know *takes a bow* thank you thank you
I love this thread almost as much as I love the models its producing
^ Agreed thoughly. :cheers:
I bought all four Tremors movies on DVD yesterday. Saw it for nine bucks so, I picked it up. Looking forward to the models.
is it even still being worked on?
Yes, just with very few updates.
Furries dont always roleplay you idiot. I dont, thats for sure. I just like the idea of being something else than a human. I mean, if you could, wouldnt you love to be able to fly like an eagle? Or be super fast like a cougar? Or really strong like a bear? Or have the tactil intellegence of a wolf? Im just saying, it is not always as fucked up as you think it is. Like when metal was first introduced. It was seen as devil music and was banned in my country for years until the ban was lifted because of different legal issues caused by it. Metal was thought of as weird untill people gave it a try, then they were like HOLYSHIT THIS IS AWESOME!!!!11!!!1!! I think it is the same with furries, just people are concentrateing on the zoophiles in our community and not looking at the VAST majourity of us that are normal.
also, I GOT LEFT 4 DEAD!!! FINALLY!!! *laughs like Father Gregory*
Hey guys, guess what??
MOTHERFUCKING BUMP THAT BITCH!!!! bumpity bump.
its obvious to me you are a furry because you hate yourself and want to be something else.
could we stop arguing and talking about furries and get back to the task at hand...
were's J-dude?
+1 i may be a furry but for the love of that guy shut up about the topic.... and on to j-dudes whereabouts <_<-->_>
Wow, you're a complete and utter idiot, so much for staying on topic I guess?
Infact, you're proving my statement true right now, the Furry argument is over and done with and here comes little old you, who apparently can't let the argument die because they're too much of a drama queen (and a Rat fucker too).
Listen, you know what the thing about it is? As much as I would love to fly or be strong or run fast or have a Wolf's intelligence (aren't we smarter than dogs anyway?) or be legally eligible to copulate with animals (which I'm not by the way), I can't, therefore I don't think nor care about it, you can always wish and fantasize about it but it will only make the undeniable truth that you can't do it ever that much worse, that and pretending to be a wolf person is utterly idiotic.
Also metal and furries are two completely different things, metal was singled out as due to superstitions at the time it was thought that metal composers were satanic worshippers, furries are just looked down upon for what they are, a bunch of depraved perverted social rejects.
Oh, and nobody gives a fuck about whether or not you bought left4dead.
Here! Oh wait, sorry...
Why hasn't this thread been closed?
Because it's still alive, waiting on J-dude.
Thats one way to say Merry Christmas.
This thread is from 2008... just let it die and make a New thread
^No. The thread is diong just fine.
Arguing about furries doesn't seem like this thread is doing fine. Anyway, hope you all had a good holiday.
will sum1 just p.m. J-dude about what the deal is instead of sitting and wondering why the page is / isn't
I thought all that arguing was over... :/
Anyway, Happy holidays.
Hopefully it is, unless the drama queen has to say anything.


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Got Rhinox, this figure comes mistransformed in robot mode, the waist is out of position and the upper arms aren't fully telescoped out. Instructions are pretty bad, missing key features like locking the lower jaw tab into the inside of the rhino head to keep it from falling apart, and the hips flipping all the way around in transformation.
Robot Mode
- very good likeness
- decent range of motion, expressive
- good use of bulk
- mirror-twin, spinning chainguns of doom
- pretty good paint
- fairly show-accurate transformation
- loose leg joints lead to flopping issues
- some restrictions on range of motion
- a bit more kibble than I prefer
- semi-open hands aren't ideal
- some of the character's flaws are still present here
Beast Mode
- pretty decent size
- chaingun storage is clever
- lower jaw opens
- upper jaw & head opens one click, complete with secondary panel
- deco is simple
- legs are immobile
- panel gap in a few spots, not major but noticeable
- all-black eyes might be accurate to the animal, but not this BW character
- backs of legs all show bot parts
- limbs have a specific orientation, but don't quite meet it or lock to it
All in all, this is a really good interpretation of Rhinox, but it does still suffer some of the mistakes that newer BW figures have, so your mileage may vary to a degree, but I think overall it's a good figure and a good homage.
Seen the Japanese TF Cloud Starscream? I didn't think this would work, but Starscream using the Blitzwing/Doubledealer triple changer mold has more appeal than I expected:
I might still get Arcee if a motorcycle, but it definitely would be a character-driven purchase. Jetfire/Skyfire as a Leader class with the fake chest just seems like such an odd way to do it, for me the issue will come down to how they use the transformation, how simple it is in person.
Precisely. It's almost a hipster book, it's trying to make "the bad ol days" look clever by enhancing them to ridiculousness. Yet those days had plenty to offer, and none of which is showing up in this preview. I want to give IDW the benefit of the doubt, but so far everything they've done has stood against that.
BTW, the artist and co-writer on these, Tom Scioli, had NEVER READ ANY LARRY HAMA BOOKS UNTIL HE GOT THIS JOB. http://comicsalliance.com/comics-by-...oe-larry-hama/
Yeah, AoE may be the breaking point, we'll see.
So you already got Whirl, huh? That's both awesome and frustrating since I didn't go in on that.
Ouch, but yeah, seems like that's the growing feeling.
You are cruel. But that's not false, SW Hasbro was very painful to look at.It was better than Star Wars anyway.
I hadn't heard about leader Megatron, but the IDW tank would be nice; almost anything would be nice here minus more movie junk.I like the look of Jetfire and some people who claim to have seen leader Megatron say it is the IDW tank design, so I'm looking forward to those.
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These look all around good to me, they got great reviews and are a very good seller on amazon.
The Sony's got a lot of good reviews and look very comfortable, but I did get some advice from an audiophile who said he auditioned them and said they were total rubbish. So I'm kinda confused here. I did some research and to be honest these got a lot of good reviews from a bunch of different places. I heard the bass was unbeatable but the mids and highs were not so good.
The same audiophile that told me the Sony's were rubbish suggested the pioneers. There a litle more than I want to pay but not by much.
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I did some research and found out that the panasonics where cheaper and had better mids and highs but still can't compete with the thumbing bass of the Sony XB500s
I'm not an audiophile but I do have respect for good sound quality and to be honest i am learning toward the sony XB500s sense i love bass and all i listen to is dubstep and some rap. I'm open to your opinions. NOTE: I do not plan on going out and buying an amp. I just want to use these headphones to listen to music on my iPod touch.


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Thanks AJ, Gree has the same ball joint hips. I will get the Obi and Anakin then.
I got the other 2 bent leg pit droids last night at the new Super WM in timonium. I wasn't going to get them initially but figured what the heck. They also had an obi and vader from wave 1 but nothing else of real interest.
South Glen Burnie Target(Crain Hwy. had new EVOLUTIONS sets; remnants of wave 1.
Picked up Obi-Wan and Anakin for the new articulation.
scored the jedi evolutions and lava driod , gree and walrusman sep. at gb north walmart anyone seen the 08 legends yet
Not around here. I'm definitely on the lookout for a carded Neyo.
Snags in LA ordered the legends from Amazon.
KH, I have a Shadow AT-AT & Blizzard Force biker scout if you're still interested. I found them at my local GB Target, and not at that WalMart we talked about(never got up there due to ice storm a week & 1/2 ago. PM me with your address, please.


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Takeharu Ishimoto started out small with Square Enix. According to our records, he's done some sound programming and synth manipulation to some Square Enix titles, and even composed a song for the Final Fantasy X Vocal Collection. And that was about it for him, until he got his "in" on the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII. That's right, Ishimoto was selected to score the mobile-phone-based "Before Crisis" (which will have its own soundtrack release in a few months). Now that Ishimoto had a connection to the compilation, he was given the opportunity to compose a very high-profile title: Crisis Core FFVII for PSP. He did this work virtually in tandem with another Nomura project, Subarashiki kono Sekai (It's a Wonderful World) for the DS. Ishimoto had his hands full, but he did well with what he had.
In my opinion, Ishimoto has written an excellent soundtrack for this game. Honestly, I can't imagine it working out much better than this. When needed, Ishimoto writes music that is harsh and in-your-face (Frantic Battlefield); other times, enigmatic and intelligent (Prelude to Ruin); still other times, straightforward, stunning and lovely (The Burdened). But there's a problem with it. In the midst of all this very decent music, anything Ishimoto could contribute is overshadowed by the now-classic compositions of Uematsu. Because this game, put forward with high expectations from Square Enix, is (in more cynical terms) a "cash-in" on Final Fantasy VII, Ishimoto's compositions are immediately less important to any FFVII fan. I tried to listen to this album objectively, but I kept coming back to the fact that my favorite songs on the album were the arranged FFVII tracks. The end credits music, "Fulfilled Desire," arranged for orchestra by Kazuhiko Toyama, put favorites such as the FFVII Main Theme and "Those Who Fight" into a medley. The result was, in a word, brilliant. Other songs that stood out to me include the in-game arrangements for "Those Who Fight," "Those Who Fight Further," "Anxious Heart," and "Turks' Theme." Many of these arrangement were, in all honesty, superior to their original counterparts. Not all of them, mind you (One-Winged Angel was weak), but many of them were simply excellent. There's no doubt that Ishimoto is gifted, but the curse of his gift is perhaps that he cannot be remembered for what he's actually written, as Uematsu's melodies stand in stark contrast to Ishimoto's more ambient and less memorable pieces.
One more thing I will say about Ishimoto is this: he is excellent at writing music for guitar. Electric or acoustic, in any style, Ishimoto makes the guitar sound good. And it's a feature instrument on this OST, moreso than just about any other FF soundtrack to date. Now, Ishimoto also does a great job with piano and keyboard, but the emphasis on guitar is, well, noticeable. The "Theme of Crisis Core" works well with a guitar, and as you can see on the tracklist, this theme is repeated in half a dozen variations throughout the OST. This is the one song that really sticks with you, outside the FFVII rehash.
The vocal theme for the game, Ayaka's "Why," is generic. The best part of the song is when Ayaka hits the high note and stretches the inquistive "why" across two notes, as though the word were two syllables. Really, it sounds great every time she does that. The rest of the song is pretty bland, though.
We have yet to see what the American reaction to Crisis Core will be. The game pushed actual PSP units in Japan, bundled with the game, and saw fair success. The few people I have polled, those few English-speakers that were quick to order this album, have all said that they ultimately weren't impressed with Ishimoto, because he is bland. I believe Ishimoto has a lot of potential, and this soundtrack proves it. If nothing else, it's clear that he's great at arranging all those fan-favorite FF tunes from a previous era.
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Shii (known as Ashibaka until 2003) is the best administrator on Wikipedia.
He remembers /b/ back when /b/ was good. He was the one who cracked cracky-chan's tripcode through a dictionary check, founded The Overchan and became gay for Jimbo. Little is known about his rise from /b/tard Shota to TOW admin, but one imagines... things that usually happen on Law & Order:SVU and involving some Stormfags from Greece.[1].
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Shii (only one letter away from Shit) foresaw the cancer that would one day kill /b/ by seeing the same cancer on other forums, so he convinced moot in 2005 to make /b/ Forced Anonymous with this essay.
In 2007, after a newfag sent a 10-page email to moot where he pretended to be an oldfag, moot was convinced that removing forced anonymous would cure the cancer. It didn't work, and in fact made the cancer worse, even introducing new cancers like moot impersonation: type Alt+173 in the name field and put mοοt !Εр8рui8Vw2 ## Αdmіn
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Shii and ED
See also: Wikipedia Articles for deletion/Encyclopedia Dramatica
After a March 2008 request for an arbchat on #ed, a bargain was struck, leading to Shii's one-man campaign to get ED's article back on TOW in exchange for having this article removed from ED. The resulting user subpage first draft of the article was immediately nominated for deletion as TOW's sceptre proclaimed:
Since he tried to have the ED article recreated, people have begun to think that he might actually be a pretty cool guy. Eh likes to butthurt other Wikipedophiles and doesn't afraid of anything.
Shii on moot
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Shii successfully Bel-Airs Jimbo Wales and the Arbitration Committee:
It all started when Paroxysm decided we needed a userbox for pedophiles. MarkSweep decided that was way too obvious trolling, but I gave him the benefit of the doubt and asked him on his userpage whether it was trolling. [2] Since he said it wasn't, I assumed good faith and voted to keep it in MarkSweep's ensuing TfD. [3] An unnecessary wheel war then began, which I was involved in because I wanted people to be able to see what they were voting on and know that it wasn't an attack template. In retrospect it wasn't a big deal and probably unnecessary, but without any firm policy for me to follow, I felt process was important here. I asked David and others to stop wheel warring so that the TfD could continue peacefully but they didn't respond. [4] [5] (It's been pointed out to me that it takes two to wheel war, and I'm sorry about that.) Meanwhile, Paroxysm took manners into his own hands and boldly made a new template while I was watching the Super Bowl. I attempted to keep this visible to users as well, and Jimbo Wales got scared and said "you're moving with your aunt and uncle in Bel-Air". I whistled for a cab, and when it came near, the license plate said "fresh" and it had dice in the mirror.[6] If anything I could say that this cab was rare, but I thought "Nah forget it, yo home to Bel Air!" I pulled up to the house about seven or eight, and I yelled to the cabby "Yo homes, smell ya later." Looked at my kingdom, I was finally there, to sit on my throne as the Fresh Prince of Bel Air.[7] Ashibaka tock 14:14, 6 February 2006 (UTC)
So you were sitting in ArbCom posting suggested remedies to the workshop. Meanwhile all the other cases are closing. All of a sudden the phone rings and it's Sam Blacketer. He says "This ArbCom is irrelevant to today's Wikipedia and I am going to dismiss it." You tell that to Matthew Brown and he says "But Sam Blacketer accepted this case!" THEN WHO WAS PHONE????? Shii (tock) 07:37, 20 July 2008 (UTC)
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Easily the most well known of all wikis that documented a lot of the early history associated with anonymous, among other things, Shii decided to shut it down early in 2013.
It was a lot more annoying to maintain this website after it closed than I expected. Even after I put up a big banner it turned out that I was hosting stuff here without copyrights and moral permissions. I need to focus on other things in my [l]ife these days.
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Lamps, particularly ones produced by Tiffany, Rayo, or Bradley and Hubbard, like this table lamp, can be very valuable, as far as antique home goods go. Value is, in part, based on the condition of the glass shade and the size of the lamp. However, this particular lamp, despite rewiring and a new bottom, is still worth a cool $2,500.
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Japanese vases, especially beautifully painted ones in good condition, can be worth several hundred dollars each. This particular one, a Satsuma vase from the early 20th century, is worth $750.
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There may be big bucks hiding in your old record collection—especially if they're in good condition. This copy of Simon & Garfunkel's Sounds of Silence is not particularly rare, but in peak condition, with no worn edges and markings, it could get up to $100. While Simon & Garfunkel records top out at $200, a rare album by their contemporary Bob Dylan—like The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan with four accidental alternate tracks—can command $20,000!
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There could be gold buried in that toy chest! Of course not all ratty stuffed animals are worth much, but if you find one produced by the Steiff Toy Company, boy are you lucky. This Peggy the Penguin from the 1950s is worth $250, and ones in better condition with the original label are worth even more!
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In the light of more changes coming to Boston radio formats, Communication Studies Professor Gregory Payne and students, including producers at 88.9 WERS, spoke with NECN about the state of talk radio. Payne says that he hopes talk radio will survive, but, he said, "it's all about ratings." Senior Jordan Rummel says in the segment that he thinks students today are less willing to listen to talk radio.
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"You say below these are made in Switzerland, but one of the reviewers say the label says "made in China". Which one is correct?"
Standard towels. Gets the job done.
SPA 750 Gram 2-ply Cotton Super-absorbent 6-piece Towel Set
Give your bathroom a stylish lift with this plush SPA 750 two-ply cotton towel set. This super-absorbent set of six machine-washable Fine ring spun cotton pile towels includes two bath towels, two hand towels and two washcloths for a perfectly coordinated look. Choose from several attractive colors to complement your existing bathroom decor.Each set includes a pair of bath towels, hand towels and washcloths, making it easy to give your bathroom a stylishly uniform look. Choose from several luxurious colors such as cream, desert sand, espresso, marine, butter, off-white, sterling blue, thyme and white to soften and blend seamlessly with your existing bathroom decor.
- Set includes: Two bath towels, two hand towels, two washcloths
- Pattern: Solid
- Type of cotton: ring spun cotton pile
- Construction: 2-ply
- Color options: Butter, cream, desert sand, espresso, marine, off white, sterling blue, tile grey, thyme, white
- Materials: 100-percent ring spun cotton
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- Bath towel: 30 inches wide x 54 inches long
- Hand towel: 18 inches wide x 30 inches long
- Washcloth: 13 inches wide x 13 inches long
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Super Absorbent First, I want to say I have waited a long time to write this review. Although these towels are super absorbent and have held up very nicely I do have one complaint. They continue to shed a fine dust no matter how many times I wash and machine dry them. I hope as they age this will stop. On the up side I think they are going to last for years.
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Good Towels Standard towels. Gets the job done.
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Heavy towels I love this towels. they are very soft and heavy. The only reason I give them a 4 star is because my husband feels they are too heavy. If you do not like towels to be very heavy then you may not like this.
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Ms. Towels are lush, absorbent, launder well and are great looking. Definitely recommend.
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PJ I have purchased several sets of these Spa towels. My entire family really likes these towels. Great size, great absorbency and great price for these Spa towels.
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Disappointed These towels felt great and the color was as shown. However, when I was folding them after washing them when they arrived I noticed long runs (like a stocking would get) on the back of both bath towels. One of the face clothes had multiple snags on it and the other had a lose thread which began unraveling when I tried to pull it out. I returned these towels as overall they were a big diappointment.
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Heavy, absorbent, very nice Have washed and used only twice, but there were no reviews yet. These are very substantial towels (might be too heavy for elderly/frail). They washed well (though slight puckering at hems - they still look good hanging on rod) without excessive lint production, and no lint when using. Weave is tight, but thick and quality feeling, and they absorb well. These are labelled "Kassatex Hotelier", and the same towels elsewhere are priced $25 to $60 more (some sites have different names for the colors, such as charcoal instead of the tile grey I purchased - this is a mid-dark grey). Excellent value, would recommend. For those to whom it matters: these say Made in China.
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Beautiful Simply put, these are the best towels I've ever had -- thick, soft and incredibly absorbent. I was delighted with another set of towels by the same manufacturer that I found on Overstock a few years ago. They have been in constant use since their purchase and look like the day I took them out of the packaging. I expect the same kind of wear and continuing good looks from these as well. These towels are woven, so if you do get a hanging thread you can safely cut it. However, I've never found a hanging thread in any of their towels. They are very well made and firmly stitched on all four sides. Worth every penny!
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Better than expected I have not found towels this thick and absorbent in a very long time. Washed them once before using. There was some shedding, but nothing since the initial wash. Have bought two other sets since the first, and have recommended to friends who also bought and were very pleased.
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Nice weight and quality These towels are beautiful for the price, but I wanted to point out a few things for those of you considering them. Foremost, I ordered the sterling blue color thinking it would coordinate well the greys in my bathroom. On two different computer monitors, the sterling blue looks to be a beautiful greyish-blue. In person, the towels are closer to a deep aqua. Although there's nothing wrong with the color, it looks nothing like the color online. A second minor issue has to do with the border pattern. On the generously sized bath towels, the pattern is sharp and clearly defined; however, on the hand towels (which are also generously sized) and wash cloths, the pattern is much less distinct. Perhaps this is to be expected, but I was somewhat disappointed. Overall, though, these are good quality towels and a reasonable price.
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Hello Laney, this towel set is 100% Egyptian Cotton and made in China. We apologize for the confusion we might have caused. Have a great day!
"Hi...online the marine color appears to be more of a light teal green, while the sterling blue looks closer to a nice bluish gray. How would you describe the sterling blue? Does it really look like it appears online? Thank You."
Hello kimrucker, sterling blue is a bluish gray color. We try to represent the colors of our products accurately. Unfortunately, due to the difference in monitor colors we cannot guarantee that the color will match exactly what you see on your screen. Thank you for shopping with us.
"What color is marine? Is it blue, gray, or what?"
Hello increase, the marine is closer to gray. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
"need white--will you have them available again--can you notify me when available"
Hello paperdoll1, items are restocked as they become available; however, we cannot guarantee an item will be restocked. Thank you for shopping with us.
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Need new bath towels
I'm hoping this color will match my bathroom.
Was on a family member's wedding registry list
good reviews. looks nice. only wish you had the "Brown" color available.
Had a good rating from reviews. Liked available colors. Good price/savings.
Good price, elegant design.
I bought a set several weeks ago and liked them so much I wanted more. Plus, 17% off coupon so they were cheaper than on other sites.
Great towels, replacement for very similar ones that were durable.
Had the towels before and love them. Got new colors.
A family member has these towel and I really liked them.
love these towels good quality drying time is good. The weight of the towels are great.
Great review and they look really expensive.
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"Does anyone happen to know where these are made? I am specifically looking for a towel close to a HOME SPA brand I purchased about 10 years ago (which was made in Portugal). Thank you!"
Hello FireCracker3240, the country of origin is Switzerland. Please let us know if you have additional questions. Thanks for shopping with us.
"It is hard to tell which color is on the pictures of just the single color towel. Can you tell me which color is the third set, after the yellow?"
Hello Bac, I think you mean the color "desert sand". I hope this helps. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
"Do you sell just the bath towels? I purchased the set but would like additional bath towels only?"
Unfortunately, we don''t sell the bath towels only.
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Beijing: Russian state-owned oil giant Rosneft has agreed to boost crude supplies to China, a spokesperson of the company said.
The deal concludes a three-day visit by Rosneft President Igor Sechin to China.
Rosneft spokesperson Vladimir Tyulin, however, did not specify the amounts involved or delivery routes.
Rosneft and oil pipeline monopoly Transneft currently deliver 15 million tonnes of crude to China annually via a Russia-China branch of the East Siberia - Pacific Ocean pipeline under a deal signed in 2009. Deliveries started in 2011.
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stitchy - for me, it wold take just one experience like that of the GP owner to get me to pay attention to resale value. I consider myself a watch enthusiast more than a watch collector. That is, I don't endlessly accumulate watches building a 'collection'. I generally have 6 or 8 quality pieces - certainly never more than a dozen. For me, if a watch isn't getting worn, I don't keep it - and only so many can be worn in a given week or two. Since my 'collection' is always evolving (sometimes very slowly, sometimes quickly) with the arrival of a new piece and the departure of an old one, resale definitely matters. That doesn't mean I wouldn't buy a GP. It means I would buy it for pennies on the dollar in the secondary market versus new from an AD.
Yes - service is a consideration - in terms of availability, cost and turnaround time. I happen to have a friend who is an Omega-trained watchmaker, capable of servicing any Swatch Group product. That is a huge plus for me. I have a similar connection for Rolex, through a fellow long time collector. Prospective ease of service is defiitely a consideration for me.
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07-17-2011 #11
ugh, the rumor mill is rampant again =(
07-17-2011 #12
i think i will get one.
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Some of those features would be nice, like the ability for the PS4 to go into hibernation, but all the "automatic" stuff would be terrible. I like the ability to tell my PS3 how to handle the video output resolution and audio settings, having everything automatically decided for me just opens up the potential for various problems. Kind of sounds like Vista/Win7, where a lot of things are just decided for you without your input. I don't like technology deciding for me based on what it thinks I want, I like options and lots of customization features and I would like to be able to change something if I don't like it.
Sadly based on how companies are implementing technology nowadays (to suite those who probably struggle with a pencil), the PS4 will likely be mostly automated with very little in terms of options and customization features.
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don't tell me you actually believe in this? first the concept is fail it looks like some failed concept for p3 slim second this is not as on any of the major gaming sites like IGN or Eurogamer or gameinformer, don't beleve in anything you see on the net, lot of crap is posted there.
07-17-2011 #16
And that 'Freezing games' was actually a functionality he really needed! Multitasking?
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finally multitasking i hope we will be able to hear music while playing and i don't like the Design so muck its really Similar to the ps3 slim design. i hope they will change it a bit and i don't like so much the idea of eche 30 Minutes he will turn off his power adaptor and switch to batteries becuse it will cus lower performance.
all in all i can't wait till it will come out but i'm worried about my ps3 because i'll stop playing with it but i hope the ps4 will have compatibility 4 ps3 games.
07-17-2011 #18
ok well what would the resolution be with 6 pictures? 680x480? doubt that high, when the current barely handle split screen ? hehe spacy ^^ i actually like the design hehe, but iam not like others ^^
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Dam this look egaly... I have much better designed see... future... non is good as far I can say many user who bought ps3 fat or slim are still use same old tv or the use pc moniter... now a days no one want to spend money just for to play... that is just my thought...
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07-17-2011 #20
the specs sound good but hopefully theres a full backwards compatible one so i can play ps1, 2 and 3 games. the design is ugly.
i like one at geekologie.com/2009/09/looks_breakable_new_ps4_concep.php design better and its futuristic as they call it.


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Winny questions
Winny questions
Can someone give me some info about oral winstrol
25mg each and how To start a cycle if its the first time using the stuff , what kind of diet to be on , what kind of workout to do, how much To take ,Ed or eod , to stack or not to stack , cycle duration ,and what to use after cycle , Maybe follow up with test ....these kinda questions etc etc
Inbox msg's as well !! although I'm a new on this site so I don't know If I can send messages back :s - 03-22-2013, 08:34 PM
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Yeah, he's right. Winstrol is best used for cutting and honestly, it doesn't work as well as it could unless you ran a test base with it. Even like 250mg every week of test enanthate just to keep everything running well. But then, if you're prone to gyno, then you'll need a prescription strength AI like Aromasin or Arimidex too.
Honestly though, if you're looking to be cutting, get down to a 10 - 15% ish bodyfat (or lower) Then start a winny/ test e cycle. I wish i could help more than that but I've never used winstrol before as i've never needed to use a steroid to cut. I'm a naturally cut guy, I'm pretty much a slightly smaller Frank Zane at 180 lbs. But if you're just looking for a real oral steriod cycle, message me, I'd be glad to help you out there."My goal when I come in here everyday is to make sure that if someone beats me - its not because they outworked me!" - Layne Norton, Natural Pro.
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Sunday, August 30, 2009
Are You Collecting or Connecting?
What one can examine, though, is one's way of relating to wine and the people and places that make up the story of wine.
Loads of people write me and ask me to tell them where to go eat and visit when they head to Italy. Often they are going to Tuscany. And I have a list of places I and others have found that are off the touristic path. So I send some of these folks a note with ideas. I usually end with something like this: "No matter where you go in Italy, you are in Italy, and there is sure to be a wonderful place right under your nose, just waiting for you to step in with an open heart and a sense of adventure."
And more often than not, that is what I have been doing. Sure, I take my guides and notes, but the real find is the one I haven't found before. And the palimpsest that is Italy, when you scratch beneath the surface, will emerge and something wonderful will happen.
The other night I went into the wine closet and pulled out a bottle of Chianti Classico. I had been needling a newspaper friend who was twittering about what kind of wine he should take to a B.Y.O.B. We got to talking about Chianti and he mentioned one he recently had that was lovely. Good old Chianti, in good times and in lean times, it is a staple. And this one I opened, a 1988, was still lively and vibrant and kicking. I had gathered a case of the wine and was going through it slowly. In the time since this wine had been made, the family had lost one of the elder brothers and the grand nephew and niece were now in the wine business. Kids when I first met them, the boy played soccer in the field with my son while we toured the vineyards. Now the son is married, is having his own children. And the daughter keeps in touch on Facebook. I don't just love the wine; I love the people and the greater story of the wine.
To go into a store only to find what one is looking for, whether it be a best value or the most natural wine, is to limit oneself to one's own story. It is to go in with pre-conceived notions, and that is really all they are, notions, about what and how and why a wine should be. It doesn't take into account anything outside of one's own bubble. And that isn't natural, to me.
If the farmer doesn't use pesticides and fertilizers and makes a wine that is wholesome, all the better. But better the farmer take their cues from a higher authority than us city folk, trying to tell the country folk how to live and grow and farm. Who do we think we are, really?
I keep going back to the farmers I met, in Puglia or Liguria, Sicily or the Marche, and their stories are what I collect. I connect with the people and then, their wines. If a man runs his winery by the biodynamic principles so in vogue these days, but is rude and callous to his neighbors or his clients, what good are the wines to any of us? I have stopped putting these stories in my closet. They have been given away to be opened, drunk and forgotten.
That is what I am interested in these days. The whole story, not just some technique popular with urban enophiliacs.
Just like the bees in my tree that have grown and out grown their home or the crazy parrots who escaped their cages and now zoom across the sky with their shrieks of joy, or the lone coyote that has everyone on the neighborhood nervous for their cats, or the little lizards that sit on the large Hoja Santa leaves and sun themselves before they grow too large for the leaves to support their weight. These are my local markers; these are the reasons to connect with the good things on earth. And like that, if it just so happens that some of those good things end up inside a bottle and compel me to gather one or more, I now want it for the connection; not some meaningless collection that someone's widow or orphan child will have to figure out how to get rid of, long after they're gone.
Photos by Daniele Giuntini
7 comments:
- Hande said...
lovely ideas (that I share throughly), written lovely.
- August 31, 2009 at 4:18 AM
i likes wine italy i m from brasil i lives americana sao paulo brasil
- August 31, 2009 at 5:58 AM
- Mark Norman said...
Alfonso, you deeply touch the heart of what matters to people. Well wrtitten, you place wine where it belongs, a shared experience with old friends or the memory of making new ones with wine the common denominator. If all the "businesses" who want to turn this way of connecting into a sales opportunity would only stop to undertsand that it is about people and sharing they might realize that they must change. I will highly recommend that they read your article (and have it planted in their brains).
- August 31, 2009 at 7:44 AM
Excellent post and beautiful photos as usual.
Again, common sense from you - brilliantly told - and what we need more of in this industry, rather than scores for wines or sound bites about the "best" wines, vintages or regions. - August 31, 2009 at 10:10 AM
- Do Bianchi said...
such an important point: that wine is made in the country generally for people to consume in the city. Taking it a step further, the majority of people who consume wine (and in particular, fine wine) prefer city living... including nearly all of the people who write about wine.
Unrelated to wine, Montalcino has got to be the most photogenic part of Tuscany but its manicured look was created by Brits in the 60s, not the Italians!
Great post... - August 31, 2009 at 10:29 AM
- Jeff Barry said...
I just finished reading this blog and found it to be interesting reading. Thanks for posting it.
- September 1, 2009 at 3:07 PM
- daniele said...
Thanks for make visibility of my photos on your blog
Daniele Giuntini. - September 18, 2009 at 1:43 AM


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The worst is over in the eurozone debt crisis, but risks remain and it is up to governments to resolve them, European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi said in a newspaper interview Thursday.
"The worst is over, but risks remain," Draghi told the daily Bild, Germany's most widely-read newspaper.
"Key indicators such as inflation, the current account balance and above all budget deficits are all better than, say, in the United States," the Italian central banker said.
"Investor confidence is returning and for weeks now the ECB has not needed to take supportive action by buying bonds. The ball is now in the governments' court. They have to make the eurozone permanently immune to crisis," Draghi said.
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Bar impresario Ravi DeRossi (Death and Company, Mayahuel) comes to Carroll Gardens with Bourgeois Pig Brooklyn, the second outpost of the East Village original. The bordello chic trappings—think gilded ceilings and velvet throne chairs—complement an Old World-style drink menu inspired by spirits from Western Europe.
The food speaks to the bar's European style, offering a raw bar, charcuterie and cheese. Without a proper kitchen, the menu remains limited, though chef Luis Gonzalez has come up with some creative bar bites made with just a hot plate. Stinky Potatoes ($8), made with a crumbly Blue Castello cheese, scallions and truffle oil, is one such dish—simple yet pungently flavorful.
A plate of Braised Artichokes ($8) gets its crunchy texture with the addition of Marcona almonds, a delicate Spanish variety with a slightly sweet flavor. Unlike the potatoes, the small portion of the dish made it much more difficult to share.
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Unlike its East Village counterpart, the Bourgeois Pig Brooklyn has a full liquor license and apt bartenders; take advantage and experiment with some unusual libations made with obscure liquors from France, Italy, Germany, Austria and more. If cocktails aren't your preference, keep in mind that all bottles of wine are half price on Monday and Tuesday.
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A December 14 article on several Israeli banks allegedly conducting transactions that benefited Hamas appears to create the impression that there is a rough moral equivalence between their actions and those of the Arab Bank of Jordan ("Two Israeli Banks Accused of Sending Millions of Dollars to Hamas Entities"). The impression of equivalence is created through the omission of two critical facts distinguishing the alleged acts of these two institutions.
These facts center on where the money came from, and where the money was going.
In the case of the Arab Bank, the money came from an alleged dedicated payment mechanism, largely originating in Saudi Arabia, to provide substantial and systematic financial benefits to the family members of suicide bombers and others involved in the intifada. The Arab Bank stands accused of having received lists of intended suicide bombers and forwarded money to them, operating through a branch in New York, and thus providing money, about $5,500 per suicide bomber, that acted as an incentive for the bombing.
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The strategy of the Arab Bank seems to be to trivialize the proceedings against it by relatives of suicide bombing victims, including those families I represent in the case against Arab Bank pending in federal court in New York.
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First, there is no reason to believe that supporting charter schools has anything to do with, as the letter writer argues, "supporting an effort to deliver on a critical value of American Jewish liberalism: that the schools in our public system should further educational opportunity and high achievement for all."
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Hidden Scroll Locations Written/Video Guide
There are three scrolls for each of the twelve levels and all the challenge rooms, which have scrolls in them as well. Below youll find a video guide and a written guide on how to grab them. It was kind of hard doing the written guide when every area is pretty much black, so it was hard to write down specific details. The video guide is in two parts, so I hope they help you out. By following this guide youll unlock two achievements:
Haiku Of The Mind Level 1 1 When you pick up your grappling hook for the first time, you will need to swing up to a vent. There will be another one up top to the left. Go through there, and in the room youll find the first scroll. 2 There will be two guards standing with their backs against each other in a room. You will be instructed to throw a dart at the light to kill them both. When you jump down, head to the door to the left, and inside youll find the second scroll above you. 3 You are told to not go into a door, but to sense what is behind it. There should be a guard patrolling a room with two lights inside. Once he turns around, move in, and kill him. The scroll will be at the end of the room. Level 2 1 This is a bit far down the level, a little after you get the firecracker item. Once you get past the area with 2 lasers below you and one going back and forth, up top youll run into a guard with two doors by him. You are supposed to use the vent to the right to continue on, but if you grapple up, youll find a gong you need to hit. Once you hit it youll be in a secret area where you need to solve a puzzle. Youll notice a switch on the bottom floor, and when pressed, it will release a hatch on the top level. Move the box over that hatch and drop it below. Flip that switch again to bring the lasers back on the lower level and move the box over to the left blocking them. Now, climb up top to grab your scroll. 2 A little farther after the last scroll, youll be outside where you have to deal with a few guards and dodge a few lights. At the end of the bottom level, youll climb up and youre supposed to go inside of a vent leading you to the 15th floor of the spire. Before you go in there, head to the left and once you take care of that lone guard, youll see the scroll all the way to left on the second floor. 3- Right near the exit of the 4th floor of the spire on the ceiling. Youll see a vent just to the left of it with one of the fuse boxes you can smash. Level 3 1 After you pick your first locked door, the second floor of that building will hold your first scroll. You need to pick that lock as well, but watch out for the laser inside. Run in and out as fast as you can. 2 After finding out about the new enemy with a shield, below him is access to the gong to the next level. The vent is at the bottom left corner, but watch out for the two guards by it. Once you hit the gong youll be in another secret room. Dodge the lasers and move all the way to the right. Pull the lever there and move up to the top right corner, dont pull the lever but flip the switch. Move to the top left now so you can flip the switch and lever. The scroll should now be yours for the taking. 3 When you are escaping the area youll have to climb up the elevator shaft. Once you get to the top, there should be an area with four laser systems you have to dodge. In the middle of the room is a vent you need to go down in. The scroll is inside a room with two lasers in it. Now, I grabbed the scroll, but died, however, when I went back to the last checkpoint I still had the scroll with me : ) However, if you have smoke bombs you can move past the lasers. Level 4 1 As you are going down a flight of stairs and your companion is following you, youll run into a room with the motion sensor, two guards, a dog, and a shielded guard. Take them all out and the scroll is on the bottom left part of the room. 2 In the gas area when you are in the elevator shaft, go up to the top where the lasers block you. Take the vent, and on the top left and in this room are two motion lasers. Once you hit the fuse box you can leave the room out a window, and once you do that, immediately jump on the wall outside and start heading up. There will be another room with two more lasers, but these will kill you if you touch them. Dodge past them and go into the vent on the bottom on the floor to find the scroll. 3 This is in the area of the gas vents as well, but it is on the fourth floor on the right side. There is a huge chandelier in the room and all the way to the left of it is a vent. Go inside and hit the gong to move into the secret area. All you have to do is avoid the lasers while flipping switches to help open up your path. The scroll is up top. Level 5 1 - Once you crawl up the vents, youll have to go through a room of guards. After you clear the area there will be a room with a hallway full of those motions with a guard at the end. Behind the guard is a vent that leads to a gong for a secret level. Use the box to block the lasers and use the switches to move the box down. Remember, there are fuse boxes and switches to turn off the lasers for you to move around. 2 Youll come to an elevator; Karajan has taken it up so you must find another way. Youll go through the elevator shaft into a room with a few lasers. On the top area of the floor on the left side is the scroll. The laser guarding it, goes up and down, and there is no way turning it off. As soon as you can, run across, grab the scroll, and run back screaming like a bitch. Or you can jump on the platforms above it, climb on the wall, and creep down to grab it. Either way, that laser will be in your way. 3 Youll find this in the area where you are trying to assassinate Captain Kelly. Youll have to go into a small room with a fuse box to open a door. Dont go into that door because it will shut behind you. Instead, go up into one of the three vents above you in that area where the last scroll is in this area. There are a few lasers to dodge, but nothing hard. Level 6 1 Once you sneak out of the castle, you should be on the roof next to a tall tree. Climb the tree and jump on the roof to the left. Take care of the guard under the search light and keep heading left until you find the vent to go under. The scroll will be there next to the box that is blocking access from below that you might remember. 2 Right where the dead tree was from the first scroll, youll have to go down some stairs. On the last row, jump down below and move the box to the left. Jump down where the box was blocking and youll find another box to the left further down. Move that box to the right to block the lasers that are shooting up. Take the box to the right and put it next to the other one. Use them to jump up to the scroll. 3 Once you are in the catacombs when you have to jump down from the first level, you will notice a box to your left. Move the box a little bit so you can use it to jump up on the ledge, and youll find an artifact on the other side. However, to the left of it is a vent that leads to a gong for you to go into. The best way to beat this puzzle is by swinging from ledge to ledge and hanging off them to throw darts at the fuse boxes. Level 7 1 Youll come across an area with two tombs; you must push over to go inside the bottom of them. The first one you take to continue on the story, and the second will have the scroll underneath it. 2 Youll be in a large room full of gas and told to ride one of the boxes all the way up. However, instead of pulling the lever and holding on to the box, go up by yourself. The third enemy to the left will have a vent behind him that will lead to a gong. In this puzzle you need to ride the box while avoiding the lasers to reach the scroll. My video guide can show you how to do this. 3 The third scroll can be found in a room with two boxes and three levers. In the top right corner youll find an entry point for the scroll. Grapple across the room to find the scroll. Last edited by vgmmdi; 09-08-2012 at 02:49 PM. |
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Level 8 1 – After you meet your first Elite soldier, you'll run into some stair heading up. Underneath them is a vent that you can take farther down with a few guards and two Elite soldiers. Once you have taken care of them, go through the vent on the left to grab the scroll. 2 – A little bit above from the first one, you'll find the banner where you can upgrade your equipment. Past that, there is a vent up top where you can find a gong to a secret room. This one requires you to use dead soldier bodies to get past the guards. Make sure to take them all with you on the way down. 3- At the very end of the level, you are supposed to grapple up and move a box over to go into the next room. Go down below the small bridge, and the vent down below leads to the last scroll for this level. Level 9 1 – Right at the start of the level, there will be a hallway with lasers that will gun you down if you touch them. Go to the next room and head up to the vent. Once inside, move the box a little to the left, that way it isn't blocking the vent below it. Go back down to that hallway, grapple up quickly and grab the scroll to the left. 2 – Once you get the keycard, there will be a blue door you can open. If you look at the top right corner you'll see a vent that leads to a gong. Avoid the lasers by pulling the levers and the scroll is yours. 3 – This last scroll is at the top left corner of the map. You'll see a sleeping dog in the room, and if you go out on the balcony to the left and climb up you'll find it. Level 10 1 –After battling some of the mercenaries, your companion will tell you to sense a room. Inside there, it will be full of the hanging bombs. Once you get past that, underneath the floor on the next room will have a weak floor. Once you step on it, you will fall through with a small cave full of traps. Avoid the knives that are thrown at you when you break the chains and the scroll is yours. 2 – Once you grab the tattoo artist, you can head to the next building to the right. Go down into the tunnel area below the building, and on the second floor you'll find a vent on a ledge on the top left. There is a gong there leading you to a secret area with levers. Avoid the knives and grab the scroll. 3 – In the top area, between grabbing the tattoo tools and jailer, there is a room you can jump into that has two guards and two sleeping dogs. Once you have dealt with them you can grab the scroll to the left. Level 11 1 – In the room where there are two of the stalkers, you'll find the scroll on the top left corner of the room. These Stalkers are very dangerous, so set off the pot in the middle that is booby trapped and they'll come running down to see what the noise was. 2 - Right when you hit the path of the hills, you can jump down the small bridge in front of you. It will lead to a challenge room. The video I made will show you how to do this, since writing it out would not be fun at the moment, but I'll post something up better for it. 3 – Right after you get the second scroll, you'll jump down to a cave area. It is up above the first Stalker you'll see on the first ledge. Level 12 1 – During the second sub area, instead of going left towards the yellow rectangle on the map, head to the right. You'll have to get close on this because you need the light of the rail cart to open the path for you. Jump down to the vent before you get run over, and visit the last challenge room. Use your Mark of Serenity to get past the lasers and pull the switch. The light is your friend here. 2 – After grabbing your weapon and heading through the underground sub area, you'll come a across a guard at the exit point. Kill him and you'll run up a flight of stairs where there will be a vent on the second pair. The scroll is inside there. 3 – This is right after the second one. When you reach the top of the stairs, you're supposed to go to the building on the right, but go all the way up top of the left one. There are a few Stalkers, so kill them or avoid them if you want. At the top part of the building there will be a vent on either side where you can take the last scroll of the game. Last edited by vgmmdi; 09-08-2012 at 02:50 PM. |
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Thanks for the videos man, I was hoping someone would do videos of the collectibles since I don't like written collectibles guides, I get kinda lost
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was missing 2 on the last 2 stages, so thanks for getting this together so quick
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Nice job again ^^
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Nice Guide!
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Great guides and videos, really helped, thanks
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Good post, but the vids are down.
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Great guide! thanx
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