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PLEASE tell me that someone remembers this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ty7GT2vgM1A&feature=my_liked_videos&list=LLL0AN7FlpNIwEu2ldT06mbQ
Sunday, 07-Oct-12 08:03:09 UTC from web-
@dlcentaur awwwww yeeeeah but did you watch the pirates of dark water?!
Sunday, 07-Oct-12 08:05:02 UTC from web-
@thehighlander No, but it looks epic!
Sunday, 07-Oct-12 08:07:34 UTC from web-
@dlcentaur High adventure on a fantasy world where anything was possible... ripe for a tcg or at the very least an mtg expansion which rips it off
Sunday, 07-Oct-12 08:08:36 UTC from web-
@thehighlander Pirates of Blackwater also reminds me of several books in the Redwall series. x3
Sunday, 07-Oct-12 08:11:49 UTC from web-
@dlcentaur weird that it does. I've read the first 13 or so of those books
Sunday, 07-Oct-12 08:12:49 UTC from web-
@thehighlander The concept of a Sea-fairing adventure is what relates the two. xB
Sunday, 07-Oct-12 08:14:25 UTC from web-
@dlcentaur Redwall was usually about a peaceful, neutral abbey being under siege because some whackjob decided the most militarily strategic point in the region's geography would be the perfect place to set up a red cross that can double as a fortress.
Sunday, 07-Oct-12 08:17:11 UTC from web-
@thehighlander I believe that only happened six or seven times out of the eighteen or so books.
Sunday, 07-Oct-12 08:22:35 UTC from web-
@dlcentaur there were only two world wars out of several thousand years of human history #nuthinbutnet also, Salamandstron or however it's spelled was essentially the same idea but in a much cooler fortification.
Sunday, 07-Oct-12 08:25:16 UTC from web-
@thehighlander Eh... That's like comparing the White House to the Capitol Building. Similar, but not really the same. Different styles and purposes.
Sunday, 07-Oct-12 08:30:24 UTC from web
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