11/14/2018 09:23 PMPosted by MaryineIt's common dimensions for a plank of wood.also common dimensions for lead free threaded brass pipe (commonly called a nipple) used in plumbing.

I started my main dude Jan. 2005; this guy, a month later. I've been posting on the forums a bit here and there ever since there were wow forums and I don't remember any emojis - though I do remember being able to link items using code blocks - I miss that!There are a few people left who seem to literally live on the forums from the earliest days up til now (snowfox being a prime example) who might remember a brief emoji time

As Curu is an aged mage who fought alongside the Quel'dorei during the 2nd war, he feels conflicted; on one side he's glad that at least some of the high elves are back, fighting on the Right Side. But, on the other hand, he would quote Marcus Brody, " You're meddling with powers you can't possibly comprehend. "

11/12/2018 12:32 PMPosted by RokujuroForced submission to some pencil necked geek guild leader in his momma's basement eating hotpockets and pooping in a shoe box for raid and dungeon access? Been there, done that, no more! Not for all the tea in China. Not even for Macha.Really? I've had some Sichuan jasmine tea from Chengdu that was really, really good (they use the flowers! not just the leaves!)

10/28/2018 09:03 AMPosted by Gaahr10/28/2018 08:55 AMPosted by AutaiI don't watch a lot of movies anymore, but a friend took me and my husband to see Baby Driver.Hated it.I'm gonna nominate M. Night Shyamalan's Avatar: The Last Airbender. Absolutely nothing redeeming about the film, especially if you've watched the cartoon.I would add the dragonball z movie and the Noah movie as prime examples of Hollywood absolutely craping on the classic source material and dragging it through mud, sewer and fire and acid and more open sewer.

I would recommend all these books listed for the serious Tolkien fan, most I've read, some still waiting to be read.https://terpconnect.umd.edu/~jkeener/tolkien/books.html

The Hobbit is a very easy read, even at the elementary school level. I think I first read that in grade 4 or maybe 5. A good introduction into the world of Middle Earth for the younger reader.Be sure to follow it up with the Silmarillion and the Lord of the Rings.

Last time I had anything resembling a sub - wasn't a sub; it was a banh mi. The perfect fusion of French and Vietnamese cuisine.https://thefoodcharlatan.com/banh-mi-sandwich/I got it at the local T&T supermarket food court. So much better than subway, imo.this place actually: https://www.zomato.com/photos/pv-res-16622038-r_OTc3NTMyMzYyNj

The best shows I could find when I was teaching ESL in P'ohang in '97 was the StarCraft channel and this gem on Arirang TV:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOCazgw0ic8&list=PL1rL9ErhAH1ZTAxUp6WV_sjBIkJ0pqMEUAh . . the good, ole days!

11/10/2018 09:19 AMPosted by Sorelai01/04/2017 06:06 PMPosted by JaviasAs far as i am concerned is the night elf area, and even from there on in to Ashenvale. I love that music, it reminds of Enya.The sound of orcs dying is the most beautiful music in the game.While thats a nice sound, I prefer the Storm Peaks music, reminds me if that Lion witch and Wardrobe movie