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On that note, I want a fanfic about Kell in Westeros. That would be...interesting.

The only reason that America drives on the right side of the road is because of a dispute with the union of carriage drivers; it was more convenient for them to drive on the right side of the road due to the position of their whips. Now, this sentiment is true for France, as Napoleon, when he took power, wanted to distinguish himself from Britain, so on a whim he changed the side of the road that they drove on. Just saying. Thought you should know in case it comes up on a trivia game. Fun fact, defenestration is "the act of throwing someone out of a window." My English teacher once won a trivia game that way.

I don't get it. No boxing day? Everyone has boxing day I thought. What happened to "The sun never sets on the British Empire" and all? What do the Americans have in its stead? Wrestling day? And since when did Oosa "Throw out" Britain? Britain withdrew; the cost of supporting them was so high that when they had their revolution, Britain dropped them and ran.

Neat! I'll come back when I've seen this.

I just love Brandon's SA3 playlist. It's so epic. I can listen to it all day.

FTB Infinity! Because I'm tired of being flamed.

If one were to spike a human in order to make a koloss, but instead of using the normal human strength attribute spikes, you were to use spikes with stolen feruchemical and allomantic abilities in the same places and with the same intent, what would be the result? Would the creature be similar to a Koloss, but with the abilities? What if you made a Koloss using intelligence spikes instead of strength? Would it be super-intelligent and rational but lacking humanity (As I believe is a trait of a vanilla Koloss (the lacking of Humanity, that is))? If There is a WoB about this please post it.

There's a tv show for those? I gotta see this...

A hemalurgic cookie?

A herdazian couple had 9 children, then stopped. When asked why they had ceased to have children by a friend (he was joking, but they didn't know that), they said that they heard that 1 out of every 10 rosharians was a horneater, and neither of them could speak the language!

I hate to be that guy, but I don't think that TLR had any Hemalurgic spikes. I might be wrong, though. *cough* I'll just...walk away slowly now. EDIT: I stand corrected. See below.

Okay, please, someone explain what the Dark Alley is. I made the mistake of Googling it once (and I am serious, do not look it up, it's nothing special, but it's something that most of you probably don't want to see, take my word on it) and I got jack diddly squat useful. I've seen the term on the shard and been confused as to what it is. Some sort of Faction? I dunno. Halp! EDIT: Oh, HA! I feel a fool now. At this point in time, the topic directly underneath this one is asking this same question, what the dark alley is. Derp.

As I always understood Feruchemy, the more powerful of feruchemist you were, the greater percentage of a particular aspect you could store at once (as in, you cannot make yourself completely weightless with Skimming). If that is the case, then how can you store 100% of your identity to fill a metalmind? Could Identity be a "non-renewable" aspect, like Memories? How would this work? Also discuss Identity and Investiture if you want, or I'm missing something with my question that I will realize later and facepalm.

Or not. Just to resurrect this game, name the three dragons of Aegon the Conqueror and his two Sister-Wives, Visenya and Rhaenys. (Kind of a GoT nut, I know. You'll probably have to have read the books in order to get this one)

To be frank, it just feels clunky, and disconnected, especially as it is a first person narrative; also, the repetition seems forced. It looks promising though, if you can just get it to flow a bit more smoothly. And Eagle is right, the comic sans looks awful. My eyes are bleeding right now.

Dude, two mcmillion, keep lovin' it. Stay real, this is freaking touching. (As the vernacular goes)

And here I am wondering what in the world a snickerdoodle is. It sounds tasty.

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*facepalm*

Just some terms: Misting - One Allomantic metal Ferring - One Feruchemical metal Mistborn - All Allomantic metals Keeper or Full Feruchemist - All Feruchemical metals Twinborn - One Allomantic metal and one Feruchemical metal Compounder - A twinborn with the same Allomantic and Feruchemical metal Fullborn - All Allomantic metals and all Feruchemical metals

The first one is true, the second i'm pretty sure is false, and the third i have no idea.

and some deep Yoda-babble about the force

I'm joking. I love all of the early republic stuff. It just gives such an oomph to the story, because the Star Wars that most people know is centred around just one of the major turning points, when you read the EU you can see the vast scope of it all.

Oh gosh. That's mean. 11 and a half In case anyone wants to fully answer that question, feel free to, but for all else, here is another: Name 15 Brothers of the Night's Watch (GoT). If that's too easy, try 30 :0

How about the Old Republic stuff? Please tell me I didn't read that for nothing.