Uh, that isn't that big?
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Uh, that isn't that big?
ah! yat! yat! *spray* *spray* yat! *fly swatter*
https://scontent-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hpho...487_9626_n.jpg
this one was...
And clearly diseased.
Well it was on a landfill...
Yum.
so what do you reckon?
Is it a baby Skaven?
Or
A Nurgle infested Rat?
can't quite see the volume of content of the Coke bottle to determine it's size properly though....
But judging by the sale advert, which are usualy A3 to A2 size, that does look awfully big....
Wasn't there the 2' rat in Sweeden the other day?
It was the size of a small cat
I'm the new poster boy for GW!
[url]http://warhammerworld.games-workshop.com/[/url]
Uh...ok.......? Are they at least supplying you with free models?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wildeybeast
Nope. In fact, I had to pay them to attend the event. I don't even remember them taking the photo, we were obviously mid game. I'm the devilishly handsome one in the blue shirt on the battle brothers photo, in case you were wondering.
Seem about right lol
Nice one Davey.
The one in the left or the one in the centre?
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Originally Posted by Wildeybeast
I thought this one:Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychosplodge
http://warhammerworld.games-workshop...ial-burger.png
On the left in the foreground. Me and my chum Jon at Battle Brothers in Novemener last year. That was our first game of the day and the two chaps we are playing were great blokes. I highly recommend Battle Brothers to everyone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychosplodge
Dear god your poor brits....that Burger looks HORRIBLE! come to Canada, we will treat you to a REAL HAMBURGER!Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfshade
Nah, we like our burgers with beef. The only pig products to go near them are slices of bacon.
Um thats not how are burgers are made.....i said CANADIAN not AMERICAN (which has no meat and is 90% Pink Slime)Quote:
Originally Posted by Wildeybeast
Eating regularly it bugmans I can attest that the burgers while not the nicest looking are rather tasty and meat-tastic.
Also, the beer is good.
But you make them with ham rather than beef. Which is madness.
:eek: really?!Quote:
Originally Posted by Wildeybeast
Its a novelty burger anyway...
Hmmmm, what to do for my Battleforce Challenge? I can either finish my Daemons, my Chaos Marines (but that would involve buying more troops than I need), start my Imperial Guard (which would be more expensive, but good because I need to make one for the Regiment Challenge), or do some more Marines, they are my specialty.
How about you buy all my daemons so i can have some free space....... I swear the lil buggers are starting to mock me in my sleep >[email protected]Quote:
Originally Posted by Tzeentch's Dark Agent
Whats the battleforce challenge?
Buy, build and paint a 750 point army, in a month.
It used to be buy a battleforce, but those are dwindling.
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Also, Tiger, most of my Daemons are conversions, and the BFC needs to be bought in-store.
Paint 2 Imperial Knights and you're doneQuote:
Originally Posted by Tzeentch's Dark Agent
Yes please!Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfshade
I already have 5.Quote:
Paint 2 Imperial Knights and you're done
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I've decided on Daemons.
CTHULHU FHTAGN!
I assume so. Isn't that why they call them hamburgers?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfshade
I had never considered that, ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wildeybeast
Hamburgers are based on a sandwich that originated in Hamburg
No, the British invented all sandwiches ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoffWarboss
Steaks were shipped from the port in hamburg to the americas, where upon on person put the hamburg steak ( a minced steak) in between bread and thus the hamburger was formed.
Though I doubt we will ever know the true history, one thing is fairly certain the hamburger is more to do with hamburg then ham.
In fact there's several competing claims...
funny this converstion about burgers, I'm having a BEEF Burger for lunch :)
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Go for Slanshsi Daemons, there just isn't enough nakedness on a 40k battletop....Quote:
Originally Posted by Tzeentch's Dark Agent
Now historical dark ages on the other hand.....
but only the older better models.
So if it originated in America, as a hamburger (for whatever reason) why don't we call them hamburgers? Anti-German sentiment? English insistence on calling things what they actually are in contrast to the American system of confusingly naming things after other things?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfshade
I have often heard them called hamburgers in EnglandQuote:
Originally Posted by Wildeybeast
Also, a hamburger is a sandwich. This always seems to cause debate.
Also, if a toasted sandwich is still a sandwhich and an open-faced sandwhich is still a sandwich and a flatbread sandwich is still a sandwich, is a pizza a sandwich?
Disambiguiation.
A hamburger could refer to any ground meat.
A beef burger must be beef, a chicken burger must be chicken etc.