Redbird

It is shown in mistborn that some people burn the trace metals obtained through their diet and the water. Now, if a lurcher were to burn all of the iron in their that they had ingested, would that not lead to a chronic lack of dietary iron, as every last trace would be burnt, as is safe practice with consumed metals?

Hello, so, what book, or series, was your favorite? And if you want a cookie you can have it.

Redbird pulled a spike from his multi-pocketed pants,"This atium spike is charged with both for convenience." After handing Morzathoth the spike he continued."If you experience any unexpected side effects, such as sudden magnetism or the urge to gallop across the plains, tell me, because then I may have to make some changes to the source.

It seems I was using the full version on mobile, in which pretty much any signature takes up a ton of space.

Is that according to desktop or mobile versions? If mobile, I'm going to have to cut down on mine.

Well, you seem to be significantly less ashy than some others, whom the DA claims no knowledge of.

Excuse me winter, but could you stop trying to impede science? Plus that ostrich totally volunteered.

I have achieved an interesting rank, and now, onto 1337!

So Morzathoth, it seems you were looking into transferring animal abilities onto humans*. With that being similar to my area of expertise, perhaps I could assist you. *Or whatever it is that occupies these alleys.

It's funny, you think there are non-spiked cookies.

So it seems quizzacious is a word, and it was one of the least used in the English language. Was.

Hello and Welcome! So Which book was your favorite? Would you like a cookie?

If i'm not mistaken, Wayne uses it in AoL, so it might just be something people say.

Except in civil war, cap was right. Also Percy Jackson> HOO.

It is interesting to see wax as a couple of things he is not in AoL. -A bad shot -Humorous -Still working on his "thing" And

Good question, but I have been Redbird since I made my account for adventure quest in 2008.

Similar to that Mistborn: Money is a weapon Edit: I just remembered that the Mythbusters modified a rifle to shoot pennies, so that's kind of true anyways.

I am one episode into season 8, and I already like Capaldi more than Matt Smith. But I am ready for Clara to just die or something.

I too can lick my elbow, excuse my while I go and edit my worst fears post. For no reason in particular.

But, I didn't even install one of those!

Y'know we have a disclaimer, so there are warnings. And echidnas are inherently spiky, so adding spikes is not that different. Plus they don't have to be eaten.

For sure! As for quality, I watched them as they came out, starting when I was ten, and I really likes them. Then in January when I got Netflix I watched the last season, and it was still pretty good. I would say it is fine for any age really, of course some people are shot or slashed with a lightsaber, but no decapitations.

Like how Wax says that if Miles has been alive then, he would have been a hero. It depends of viewpoints. And they were led by a psychopath.

Well allomancy works everywhere, but if elantrians even get away from Elantris, their power diminishes greatly. Would you rather be a parshendi, or a kandra during TLR's rule?