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death to rap lovers!
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Preventing certain job traits/abilities from being used while a sub seems the way to go. They already do this with 2hrs after all.
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I have one of these now
Suddenly everything became white. A blinding, brilliant band of white shot out of some unknown hand entered all his shaken sight. Then black became the omnipresent source of colour. White to black, black to white, the cycle played itself through countless times, piercing even the efforts of closing his eyes. No refuge, no solace, there never was… from anything. Even with the skin of his eyelids covering his pupils, those tired orbs of life, he continued to see the alternating flashes of white and black. Such perfect opposites, these two: the radiant flare of white followed by the all-consuming darkness of dead, silent night. Though completely different in their colour, their intensity forcefully blinded the haggard form of the man hanging helpless upon the cold, grey wall of concrete. A wind, a breath, a silence made their sound. Again, a wind, a breath, a silence, all creating their sound, eerie and evocative of some sorrowful soul lost to the bowels of Hades. Then things turned black, a perfect dark uninterrupted by anything, not even the sudden wind and breath. They happened still, he knew, but their sound had ceased upon the pure, untainted eye of shadow’s coming. Something was to happen. Something in this nothing shall be the something
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Next mood swing in 6 mins
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The saviour of the hapless and the accident-prone - assuming they have access to a calculator - is: ((U+C+I) x (10-S))/20 x A x 1/(1-sin(F/10)).
Dr Keelan Leyser, a London-based economist who also performs as a magician, the psychologist Dr David Lewis, formerly of Sussex University, and a consultant mathematician, Philip Obadya, also based in London, worked out the formula after studying the experiences of 1,000 Sod’s Law victims and also helpfully came up with a seven-step guide on how to perform the calculation.
The formula looks at five factors relating to any event or action: urgency (U), complexity (C), importance (I), skill (S) and frequency (F).
A score of between one and nine is applied to each of these factors, with a 0.7 score for aggravation (A), and then the formula can be used to find a Sod’s Law rating of between zero and ten.
The higher the number, the more likely it is that someone will fall foul of Sod’s Law.
Apparently it works too 
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Druff | Posted 2/22/2007 3:41:41 AM | message detail | #005
Yeah, pasty gray/white-skinned heroin addicts wearing goofy gypsy clothes, that was sooo "elegant".
note: guess what he is talking about
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londonbuschaser@hotmail.com
(That was to save time in a application form, I had to type my email twice to confirm it couldn't be bothered)
my real name begins with a"W"
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'Gabby Hayes' big
Here's some more random stuff
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4.1.2 Real Time Interactive Services Guidelines (MUDs MOOs IRC)
- As in other environments, it is wise to "listen" first to
get to know the culture of the group.
...Geddit?
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MagnaderAlpha : Some are like evolution. From smallest to biggest, the Ifrit family is Jinn, Ifrith and Ifrit. Suposably, Bahamut's family is Bahamut, Bahamut Transformed and Neo Bahamut.
meteorcross: Evolution?? You mean Shiva suddenly grows a d***?
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"The main benefit of being a cynic is that you are, in fact, correct about everything."
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