StormKnight

Is an alien from the planet Saffron.

Happy Birthday!

Ah, the things that make a father proud and bring a tear to his eye.... *snicker*

*THAT* got us here?!?!

Has a fetish for lime green leisure suits.

Care for some starfruit?

1. Lose 10,000 experience points; draw again. The payment and draw are mandatory! Fuck. Me. Sideways. 2. Know the answer to your next dilemma. This plaque empowers the character drawing it with the ability to call upon supernatural wisdom to solve any single problem or answer fully any question whenever he or she so requests. Whether the information gained can be successfully acted upon is another question entirely. What are the winning lottery numbers for this week's PowerBall? 3. Change alignment or be judged. As "weighed in the balance and found wanting", the character must change , and perform accordingly, to a radically different alignment, i.e. lawful-chaotic, good-evil, neutral-non-neutral. Failure brings judgment, and if there is substantial deviation from professed alignment, the character will be destroyed permanently. Well, I have lived the best that I could. *lightning bolt near misses* I swear I will do better!!! 4. Gain 10,000 experience points; draw again. This plaque actually makes either pack more beneficial if the experience point award is taken. It is always discared when drawn, unlike the others except the Fool. OK, that gets me a bit better than break even. 5. You are imprisoned. This signifies imprisonment -- either by spell or by some creature/being at your option. All gear and spells will be stripped from the victim in any case. The deck disappears. I would like to be imprisoned by one of the goddesses of love of good alignment, please. (Hey, if I am going to be stripped of gear and spells, I might as well be have a sexy captor.)

Has a collection of Bee Gee albums in gold.

Reports?

DGN @ City Club, Saturday, January 16th. 400 Bagley Street Downtown Detroit You enter by going through an unmarked door on the First Street side of the Ramada Hotel building, located at 400 Bagley Street in downtown Detroit. The club is at the top of the stairwell. (see picture in the link above in the DGN calendar entry) Come. Join us. Meet us. Hang out. We're not that scary in person, really. Leland City Club All are welcome. Come meet some of us weirdos. Saturday nights from 10:00 p.m. to 4:30 a.m. Alcoholic drinks until 2:00 a.m., pop and juices served all night. Admission is $4 18 and up, 21 to drink with proper ID (no exceptions). No drugs, weapons, chains or spikes. We've had reports that the CC parking lot will not break bills larger than $10, so try to bring smaller bills with you. Zoom able map to Leland City Club MDOT lane closure (The map isn't quite exact. The Leland is located within the Bagley, 1st, Cass, Plaza Dr. block.) In case you don't know the "DGN Corner" is to the right of the bar. Currently theres a table, pillar and long narrow wooden table, impossible to miss. Come say hello. If no one is there, stay there, they will show up. Note: If you're NOT going this isn't the place to post about it.

care for another drink?

"Family Affair" by Sly & the Family Stone My 18th birthday was "We Didn't Start the Fire" By Billy Joel ... Yes, I'm ancient...

Thawing.

*restrains grammar nazee from rampaging across the thread for the sake of humor*

Remember that cooking from scratch well. The Navy is the only service I still know that bakes its own bread (the base ingredients take up less space in ship's cargo than the bread itself.)

Is Pink Floyd.

Frakking freezing. I hate wet cold that cuts through you.

He was arrested by a civilian force as a foreign national committing a crime. If my memory serves about the Geneva Conventions in the civilian arena outside of spies (who have very few rights at all if caught,) I believe, (and someone check me on this,) the fact he was arrested by civilian law enforcement (not a military force,) in US airspace/territory makes him subject to our laws and rights (link to General Article 3 summary decisions of the Conventions.) Please note the line "requires that punitive sentences and executions (i.e., criminal punishments) be pronounced only by a 'regularly constituted court' that 'afford all the judicial guarantees … recognized as indispensable by civilized peoples.'” The decision in 2006 was in response to Guantanamo Bay and Abu Gharib. That being said, gut reaction is to lock him up in the SuperMax. The list of federal executable offenses is here. Terrorism is not one of executable crimes, unless death is involved (and for the sake of the rest of the people on the plane, I am glad that didn't happen.)

I know, man. I know. And not in a good way, either.

Gordon Lightfoot wrote it, but I love her rendition of it.

Considering this is the multimedia part of DGN, I am surprised that there isn't a thread that talks about this. Come on, music is a lot of the scene's life. So I invite all audiophiles, people who rig for concerts, people who design band systems, DJ's who love their kits or sets, and everyone else to share insight on audio technology. Be it from cartridges for turntables to the latest in speakers, from Sharp and generics to Klipsch and Bang and Olufsen, and so on, I wanted to hear what opinions are about it. Along with the people who sell it and maintain the equipment. What inspired me to start this? (and as a starting point): I recently sent my 21-year old receiver (Kenwood KR-107R,) into a shop for maintenance, switch and contact cleaning, which was causing a hum from through the audio jacks that receive from VCR/DVD sound. The cleaning was in preparation for storage as a backup receiver (not parting with it, personal reasons,) in light of the recent purchase of a THX rated receiver of the same power (Kenwood KV-6070, ca. 2002.) From discussion with the guy doing the maintenance, if you are going with transistor amplifier units, going with ones made in the late 70's to early 90's are the way to go in line of durability and over-engineering. Starting in the 90's, the quality started to go down a bit. Now given that the best amplifiers by most opinion are tubes (impractical for moving kits and ones that are subject to extreme hot/cold,) what are other opinions on transistor amplifiers? are the older ones better?

Hello and welcome to our corner of the net. Hope to see you out on a Saturday, (Friday is a nap/cleaning night for me.)

Dude! Check her out!

I hearby prescribe 1 Sagittarian-Hawaiian, taken at least twice daily sexually in any manner. To obtain, please contact the Storm Knight's Guild Medical Division.

Most frequent submitter to Penthouse