Warhammer Online
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Odale
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I think I like the way WoW's ground skins better.
Is this one of your screenies?
And... uh... whats wrong with the dude in the left of the screenie?
Is this one of your screenies?
And... uh... whats wrong with the dude in the left of the screenie?
nattyg
New Member
okay...longest post ever goes to you now...at least the post with the largest area anyway!
uhh...doggies without eyes? how can you support such abuse?
when will PETA get a hold of this?
uhh...doggies without eyes? how can you support such abuse?
when will PETA get a hold of this?
nattyg
New Member
it's not...look at the image link...
yeah, i was going to comment on him too, but i couldn't quite put something to words...the mutton chops of doom stole my words
Odale
Active Member
And it is so not fair I can't see your screen...
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Odale
Active Member
Uh oh! Someone broke the BETA rules!!!
nattyg
New Member
HAI! I THINK THE DOG WITHOUT EYES STEPPED ON A NEKKID MOLE RAT!
nattyg
New Member
but if gnomes were to sneak on your computer and take a SS then that would be different...since they're sneaky
Baddwin
New Member
.....
nattyg
New Member
didn't you mean to say:
Plankeye
New Member
Um, your screenie attempting to pump up how awesome the game is... has failed again. Take a look at the nice feathered plate helm on the top of the pikes.
nattyg
New Member
i'd think that SHOULD be a selling point...that's a warning to the guy in the SS that was posted earlier
Holy mackerel, six pages of posts 1 day and 5 hours after the first post?
Yeesh.
In case anyone asked in this thread (not going to lie: I haven't read the six pages of posts yet), I'll answer: Yes, we can make a Warhammer Online chapter for Tribe of Judah. I just need someone to step up and volunteer to lead it. I'll do my best to equip that person with what they need to make the chapter succeed.
EDIT: After glancing at a few other posts, I'm realizing that it's improbable that anyone asked about starting a ToJ Warhammer Online chapter (in this thread, at least). I'm also realizing that it's improbable that more than 5% of posts are on-topic.
Yeesh.
In case anyone asked in this thread (not going to lie: I haven't read the six pages of posts yet), I'll answer: Yes, we can make a Warhammer Online chapter for Tribe of Judah. I just need someone to step up and volunteer to lead it. I'll do my best to equip that person with what they need to make the chapter succeed.
EDIT: After glancing at a few other posts, I'm realizing that it's improbable that anyone asked about starting a ToJ Warhammer Online chapter (in this thread, at least). I'm also realizing that it's improbable that more than 5% of posts are on-topic.
Baddwin
New Member
Hey, that gives us something to shoot for!
nattyg
New Member
The naked mole rat (Heterocephalus glaber), also known as the sand puppy, or desert mole rat is a burrowing rodent native to parts of East Africa and the only species currently classified in genus Heterocephalus. It is notable for its eusocial lifestyle, nearly unique among mammals, and for a highly unusual set of physical traits that enables it to thrive in a harsh, underground environment; including a lack of pain sensation in its skin, and a nearly cold-blooded metabolism.
Contents [hide]
1 Physical description
2 Ecology and behavior
2.1 Distribution and habitat
2.2 Social structure and reproduction
2.3 Diet
3 Longevity
4 Conservation status
5 In popular culture
6 References
7 External links
[edit] Physical description
Typical individuals are 8–10 cm long and weigh 30–35 g. Queens are larger and may weigh well over 50 g, the largest reaching 80 g. They are well-adapted for their underground existence. Their eyes are just narrow slits, and consequently their eyesight is poor. However, they are highly adapted to moving underground, and can move backwards as fast as they move forwards. Their large, protruding teeth are used to dig. Their lips are sealed just behind their teeth while digging to avoid filling their mouths with soil. Their legs are thin and short. They have little hair (hence the common name) and wrinkled pink or yellowish skin.
The naked mole rat is well adapted for the limited availability of oxygen within the tunnels that are its habitat: its lungs are very small and its blood has a very strong affinity for oxygen, increasing the efficiency of oxygen uptake. It has a very low respiration and metabolic rate for an animal of its size, thus using oxygen minimally. In long periods of hunger, such as a drought, its metabolic rate can reduce by up to 25 percent.
The naked mole rat is unique among mammals in that it is virtually cold-blooded; it cannot regulate its body temperature at all and requires an environment with a specific constant temperature in order to survive.
The skin of naked mole rats lacks a key neurotransmitter called Substance P that is responsible in mammals for sending burning pain signals to the central nervous system. When naked mole rats are exposed to acid or capsaicin, they feel no pain. When injected with Substance P, however, the pain signaling works as it does in other mammals, but only with capsaicin and not with the acids. This is proposed to be adaptation to the animal living in high levels of carbon dioxide due to poorly ventilated living spaces, which would cause acid to build up in their body tissues.[1]
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naked_mole_rat
Contents [hide]
1 Physical description
2 Ecology and behavior
2.1 Distribution and habitat
2.2 Social structure and reproduction
2.3 Diet
3 Longevity
4 Conservation status
5 In popular culture
6 References
7 External links
[edit] Physical description
Typical individuals are 8–10 cm long and weigh 30–35 g. Queens are larger and may weigh well over 50 g, the largest reaching 80 g. They are well-adapted for their underground existence. Their eyes are just narrow slits, and consequently their eyesight is poor. However, they are highly adapted to moving underground, and can move backwards as fast as they move forwards. Their large, protruding teeth are used to dig. Their lips are sealed just behind their teeth while digging to avoid filling their mouths with soil. Their legs are thin and short. They have little hair (hence the common name) and wrinkled pink or yellowish skin.
The naked mole rat is well adapted for the limited availability of oxygen within the tunnels that are its habitat: its lungs are very small and its blood has a very strong affinity for oxygen, increasing the efficiency of oxygen uptake. It has a very low respiration and metabolic rate for an animal of its size, thus using oxygen minimally. In long periods of hunger, such as a drought, its metabolic rate can reduce by up to 25 percent.
The naked mole rat is unique among mammals in that it is virtually cold-blooded; it cannot regulate its body temperature at all and requires an environment with a specific constant temperature in order to survive.
The skin of naked mole rats lacks a key neurotransmitter called Substance P that is responsible in mammals for sending burning pain signals to the central nervous system. When naked mole rats are exposed to acid or capsaicin, they feel no pain. When injected with Substance P, however, the pain signaling works as it does in other mammals, but only with capsaicin and not with the acids. This is proposed to be adaptation to the animal living in high levels of carbon dioxide due to poorly ventilated living spaces, which would cause acid to build up in their body tissues.[1]
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naked_mole_rat