Picture of Odin???

[Macht]

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I'd love to see someone with the 3D program convert into those awsome looking models they did with other .dats in the game. He'd probably look real awsome on that.

[bikkebakke]

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Thanks for the info Macht... I love mythology, but for some reason never really read up on too much Norse mythology... that will have to be my next venture.

[tetsuol]

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who would suck mead from a goats udder... is all i ask

[Macht]

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Thanks for the info Macht... I love mythology, but for some reason never really read up on too much Norse mythology... that will have to be my next venture.

Lot of it makes for GREAT stories, they are awsome reads. Lot of the ideals in them still are represented a lot. Tidus(FFX) in many ways his storyline is similar to that of Odin's, Tidus was well aware that if Sin was defeated he'd cease to exist but with that warrior spirit still did it anyway.

Same with Odin, he knew no matter what he did he would die to Fenrir and yet still practices and trains for Ragnarock. Still commited to fight even though the fights already predetermined that he'd died to Fenrir.

[bikkebakke]

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I'm getting all excited now... B&N here I come!!!

[Taskmage]

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who would suck mead from a goats udder... is all i ask

Obviously you've never had mead. ^^ I'd suck it from a pig's nose if that's where it came from.

[bikkebakke]

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Mead is a fermented alcoholic beverage made of honey, water, and yeast. It is generally pronounced "meed" (IPA: /miːd/). Meadhing (pronounced meth' ing, IPA: /ˈmɛ.ðɪŋ/) is the practice of brewing honey. Mead is also known as "honey wine," although this is inaccurate. Mead is a separate and distinct family of alcoholic beverages, completely apart from beer, wine, liqueur, and distilled beverages.

A mead that also contains spices (like cloves, cinnamon or nutmeg) or herbs (such as oregano or even lavender or chamomile) is called metheglin. The etymon of this word is derived from the Welsh word meddyglyn, meaning "medicinal liquor", as healing herbs were often stored as metheglin so they would be available over the winter (as well as making them much easier to swallow). Slavic miod/med, which means "honey", derives from the same Proto-Indo-European root.

A mead that contains fruit (such as strawberry, blackcurrant or even rose-hips) is called melomel and was also used as a delicious way to "store" summer produce for the winter.

Mulled mead is a popular winter holiday drink, where mead is flavoured with spices and warmed, traditionally by having a hot poker plunged into it.

[Macht]

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Lol, wow I only knew mead was an alcholic beverage didn't know all of that...

[Taskmage]

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Wikipedia ftw
My friend had some of this stuff recently and fell in love with it (rightly). She brews her own now. ^^

[bikkebakke]

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Strawberry mead ftw ^v^

[Jei]

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Obviously you've never had mead. ^^ I'd suck it from a pig's nose if that's where it came from.

right on!

[bikkebakke]

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ROLMAOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Taskmage]

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lol ok Maybe I wouldn't suck it from killer death pig's nose.

[Macht]

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right on!

Woah! Jei that a self portrait?

Looks like you need a little dental work there

I'd hate to be that boar though, ressurect yourself look around for a little bit then see the butcher with a knife ready to go right back into you.

Damn, that would suck.

[Taskmage]

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[GM]Dave>> This would be really profound if you were into norse mythology.
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