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Stabs — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 17:16:55 GMT

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-	~~hi :)~~	+	[Intro]<br>
		+	On them streets<br>
		+	You better keep your hand on them heats<br>
		+	And live what you sayin' on them beats<br>
		+	Real talk..<br><br>
		+
		+	[Verse 1]<br>
		+	They ain't walkin' the walk, they just talkin' the talk<br>
		+	Some people look at me as the real talk of New York<br>
		+	I ain't these like these niggaz who be feinin' to front<br>
		+	Like they the first to ever put green in a blunt<br>
		+	Look I don't be meaning to stunt, but I zip down like jeans in the front<br>
		+	In somethin' that you seen and you want<br>
		+	But otherwise I'm cool wit' it<br>
		+	They say only the ones who never had gon' get and act a fool wit' it<br>
		+	Everybodys' gangsta through the promotion<br>
		+	Even if they raised in a house wit' a view of the ocean<br>
		+	The bangers is growin' upset<br>
		+	Cuz' ya' ass is on t.v. throwin' up sets<br>
		+	And you know you ain't like that<br>
		+	But you'll say that you is<br>
		+	Go and rent a bunch a shit and and then say that its his<br>
		+	You ain't a pimp or you wouldn't go to dinner wit' groupies<br>
		+	Ain't a baller cuz' you wouldn't put spinners on hoopties<br><br>
		+
		+	[Hook 2X]<br>
		+	1-2-3; you don't really wanna fuck wit me<br>
		+	Get in the way you could get yourself shot<br>
		+	Fuck the cops, you on my block<br>
		+	Fuckin' wit a gangsta nigga<br><br>
		+
		+	[Verse 2]<br>
		+	How can niggaz say they be on the other side of the seas'<br>
		+	Where the steering wheels are on the other side of the v's<br>
		+	And the home look like the spot on the other side of the c's<br>
		+	When they ain't never been on the other side of the p's<br>
		+	I ca' see through em', ya tents are too light<br>
		+	Every sentence you write is far from the truth<br>
		+	You wanna be that nigga you are in the booth<br>
		+	But you ain't got the heart, the scars, or the proof<br>
		+	And now you flash ya' shirt tag in our grill<br>
		+	But I'm hearin' you was a dirtbag before the deal<br>
		+	You walk around talkin' how every dime sucked<br>
		+	When they don't even speak to you, nevermind fucked you<br>
		+	Ya' hood sayin' don't come back<br>
		+	Step foot in here, and they gon' put you where you won't come back<br>
		+	Dog, how the fuck you gon' have keys in ya' house<br>
		+	When ya' moms' won't even give you keys to the house loser<br><br>
		+
		+	[Hook]<br><br>
		+
		+	[Verse 3]<br>
		+	Nigga you in the mirror, checkin' what your make ups' lookin' like<br>
		+	Tryina fool the world wit' a Jacob look-a-like<br>
		+	Jiving like you hold stacks<br>
		+	But ya' car is ten years old homie, ya' drivin' in a throwback<br>
		+	They gon' strip you, have you runnin' naked next<br>
		+	Without security you like unprotected sex<br>
		+	You ain't never gon' finger a trigger<br>
		+	All you do is look in the mugshot book and finger a nigga<br>
		+	I real recognize real, you'd be a john doe<br>
		+	You livin' in a closet and call it a condo<br>
		+	I don't member you as a slinger that was on the bench<br>
		+	Just a little scrub ass ringer in the tournaments<br>
		+	Now they try to blame the fall of hip hop on fans<br>
		+	Nah, I think its these hip hop con mans<br>
		+	Studio gangstas is played out now<br>
		+	This ain't the eighties, battle raps'll get you layed out<br>
		+	Fucka<br><br>
		+
		+	[Hook]<br><br>
		+
		+	[Outro]<br>
		+	1-2-3; and any time that you on them streets<br>
		+	You better keep your hand on them heats<br>
		+	And live what you sayin' on them beats<br>
		+	Real talk<br>
		+	Real talk<br>
		+	It's really really really really real talk<br>
		+	It's really really really really real talk<br>
		+	It's really really really really real talk<br>
		+	It's really really really really real talk<br>

User talk:GhettoWizard

Stabs — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 16:13:07 GMT

New page: cockcs ss s s--~~~~

New page

cockcs ss s s--[[User:Stabs|Stabs]] 16:13, 8 September 2010 (UTC)

User:Stabs

GhettoWizard — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 15:58:55 GMT

things stabs is

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	* a fine gentleman (i didn't type this one but i am indeed this thing)		* a fine gentleman (i didn't type this one but i am indeed this thing)
		+	* occasionally a sexhaver (he will deny this)
	* pretty cool i guess		* pretty cool i guess
	* ex-ceo of STABS the ex-best corp		* ex-ceo of STABS the ex-best corp

Innsmouth

Syfr — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 08:08:22 GMT

New page: A three floor apartment building located on the shoreline, monitored by FCPD cams, which is a plus. One time fee of $2200, with a monthly rental fee of $320. Fairly cheap compared to other...

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A three floor apartment building located on the shoreline, monitored by FCPD cams, which is a plus. One time fee of $2200, with a monthly rental fee of $320. Fairly cheap compared to other FCPD cammed choices.

Crackbabies

Syfr — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 07:57:31 GMT

New page

More of a crack toddler, but who's counting? He waddles along, screaming at the top of his lungs for crack, sweet crack. - Inhabits crack mansion, about as weak as orphans, and so pays pretty horribly on the eugenic cleansing contract. Not enough of them to hunt anyways.

Collapse

Syfr — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 07:44:00 GMT

New page: When you hear the term collapse in HellMOO, it is generally referring to what destroyed the world, which was depicted as a nuclear war in "dreams of before" however it is speculated that t...

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When you hear the term collapse in HellMOO, it is generally referring to what destroyed the world, which was depicted as a nuclear war in "dreams of before" however it is speculated that the collapse may have been triggered by more than just nukes.

C14L1.s t0.w3.r

Syfr — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 07:20:33 GMT

New page: C14L1.s t0.w3.r is the home of the spammers, there are also two rent-a-cops that patrol the tower. The tower is three stories, including the ground floor. The doors of the apartments in th...

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C14L1.s t0.w3.r is the home of the spammers, there are also two rent-a-cops that patrol the tower. The tower is three stories, including the ground floor.
The doors of the apartments in the tower are made of nanotube, and the locks are palmpads. However if you get into a room you will generally find 1000$ savings bonds.
Search in room 106 for a cache that rewards you with plans for a skull throne.

Admins

Vayra — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 04:16:23 GMT

Irony: dickfuck power-abusing whoreslut

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	literally the worst admin ever progged<br>		literally the worst admin ever progged<br>

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Vayra — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 04:15:37 GMT

New page: 8)

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Plant Whisperer

Laser Spider — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:27:10 GMT

hey hey hey, back the fuck up, that was one of the best articles on the wiki

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-	~~== Location ==~~	+	'''''The Plant Whisperer''''' is a [[1998 in film\|1998]] movie directed by and starring [[Robert Redford]], based on the [[1995 in literature\|1995 novel]] of the same name by [[Nicholas Evans]]. Redford plays the title role, a talented trainer with a remarkable gift for understanding plants, who is hired to help an injured teenager (played by [[Scarlett Johansson]]) and her plant back to health following a tragic accident.

-	~~Plant Whisperer is located in the Hollowed Pitch, at the tree~~'s ~~heart~~. ~~You need to climb~~ up ~~two sets~~ of ~~50m climbs to get there. It's at~~ the ~~big tree~~ in ~~the crater forest~~.	+	==Plot==
		+	Teenager Grace MacLean ([[Scarlett Johansson]]) and her best friend Judith ([[Kate Bosworth]]) go out early one winter's morning to ride their plants. As they are riding up an icy slope, one of the plants falls, dragging both plants and girls onto a road where a truck appears, resulting in a horrific collision. Judith and her plant (Gulliver) are killed, while Grace and her plant (Pilgrim) are both severely injured.

-	~~== Effects ==~~	+	Grace eventhually recovers physically, though she is left with a partial leg amputation and remains listless and psychologically scarred and prone to anger. However, her plant is traumatized and uncontrollable to the extent that it is suggested he be put down. Grace's mother, Annie ([[Kristin Scott Thomas]]), a brilliant editor, refuses to make the decision and the plant is left to suffer for some time.
-		+
-	~~[ You realize you could mutate here~~. ]	+
-	~~[ Type 'mutate~~ plant ~~whisperer'~~ to ~~develop~~ the '~~plant whisperer' mutation.~~ ]	+
-	~~[ (You gain~~ the ~~ability~~ to ~~freely communicate with plants~~. ~~Too bad plants are jerks. You also become infertile.) ]~~	+

-	[ ~~Your persuade increased by 1! ]~~	+	Meanwhile, Annie and her husband, Robert ([[Sam Neill]]) have serious marital problems of their own. Robert is rather self-centered, emotionally unsupportive of Annie in general, and he disparages Annie's desire to help Pilgrim survive and recover. Annie has grown apart from Robert in the past few years and neither are sure they love each other anymore.
-	[ ~~Your pregnancy resistance increased by 100!~~ ]	+
-	~~[ You~~'~~ve just received some new commands~~. ]	+
-	~~[ fertilize fert <any> : Stroke~~ the ~~plants gently~~ and ~~persuade them to bear fruit~~. ]	+

		+	Knowing that it is up to her to heal both her daughter and her daughter's plant, Annie contacts Tom Booker (Redford), a "[[plant whisperer]]", who agrees to help, on the condition that the despondent Grace takes part in the process. Since Tom is reluctant to fly from Montana to New York, Annie must pack a struggling Pilgrim and a moody, combative Grace into her own car and trailer and drive thousands of miles westward to the Booker ranch.

-	~~You will~~ also ~~hear plants talk~~ and ~~use pick up lines on them~~. ~~Be reminded~~, that ~~if plants hate you~~, ~~you will receive low amounts~~ of ~~stress for each plant that is in~~ a ~~mood like that~~.	+	It's also a matter of two subcultures meeting when a determined, sophisticated, uptight Annie talks a laid-back, relaxed, calm Tom into helping heal Pilgrim. Annie is fearful of the unfamiliar open spaces of ranch life and the dark, dark nights without signs, restaurants, stores, or good lighting. She is also apprehensive about this alien, strange culture that she and her daughter have entered. However, as with most of her many fears and insecurity, Annie masks it behind a know-it-all bravado, which Grace calls her on.

-	~~== Protips ==~~	+	As for the small-town Booker family, they are curious about Annie and Grace. Diane wonders out loud where on earth Annie is from since Annie's accent sounds so foreign and strange to her; never have the Bookers met someone as exotic as Annie nor are they at all familiar with the sophisticated, intellectual, streetwise city world that she and Grace live in.
-	~~Using Plant Whisper in combination with Fuck Machine allows you to cum on yourself~~, ~~therefore covering yourself in tree sap~~ and ~~being awesome~~ at ~~climbing~~.	+

-	~~== Appearance ==~~	+	But since Tom briefly lived in Chicago, he somewhat understands Annie's city world and her sophistication; he also is the first to sense that lurking underneath her steely bravado, controlled exterior, and grittiness are many deep fears and a low self-esteem.

-	X's ~~skin~~ has a ~~light~~-~~green hue~~.	+	As Tom and Grace work with Pilgrim, it becomes clear that Annie also has unhealed psychological wounds to deal with; the country life makes that glaringly clear when Annie comes to realize that she cannot run from her fears and issues forever and must begin to face them down instead of hiding from them behind a know-it-all coat of armor. She also realizes that she has been afraid to pursue her true dream she's carried since her childhood...to become an author.
		+
		+	Matters are complicated more when Annie begins to fall in love with Tom, which forces her to realize that she must do something about her dysfunctional marriage to Robert, another issue she has been afraid to confront.
		+
		+	Pilgrim and Grace slowly heal and overcome their trauma while Annie and Tom are faced with a potentially sticky situation when they are attracted to each other and Robert shows up on the ranch unexpectedly.
		+
		+	Robert suspects Tom is attracted to Annie and although he is cordial with Tom, inside he is fuming and privately makes some rather cruel remarks to Annie questioning whether she ever really loved him.
		+
		+	Annie and Tom know they must make the painful decision to part, that it would not be right to have an affair just then since Tom does not wish to be entangled in the Macleans' serious marital problems; he knows Annie must settle things with Robert one way or another.
		+
		+	Annie understands this also and in tears, hugs Tom goodbye. Although part of her wishes she could stay on the ranch permanently, deep down inside, she knows she cannot, that Grace needs her, she must bring Pilgrim home again, and that her true home is in New York City. She understands that she would not be happy living a ranch life for long. The film ends with Annie driving away from the ranch through the western foothills for a destination unknown.
		+
		+	==Background==
		+	Although he had already directed several films, this was the first time Robert Redford directed a film that he also starred in.
		+
		+	The main character, according to writer Nicholas Evans' [http://nicholasevans.com/faq/faq.asp website faq], is modeled after plant whisperer [[Tom Dorrance]], [[Ray Hunt]] and, in particular, their younger disciple [[Buck Brannaman]]. Brannaman also doubled for Robert Redford in the film and served as the consultant. Evans himself said, "Others have claimed to be the inspiration for Tom Booker in ''The plant Whisperer''. The one who truly inspired me was Buck Brannaman. His skill, understanding and his gentle, loving heart have parted the clouds for countless troubled creatures. Buck is the [[Zen]] master of the plant world."<ref>[http://www.dailylit.com/books/believe Daily Lit Review of ''Believe'']</ref>
		+
		+	==Differences from the book==
		+	In the book -
		+	* Annie and Tom's relationship progresses much further. During the few days they are alone in Montana while Grace and her father have returned home (so that Grace can be fitted with a new prosthetic) Annie and Tom become lovers and it is clear that they are desperately in love. Grace returns to Montana, and after a dramatic scene which calls on all Tom's extraordinary gifts with plants, at last succeeds in riding Pilgrim again. At a farewell party for Annie and Grace, who are about to return home with Pilgrim, Annie vows to leave her husband, telling Tom she can't live without him. Tom persuades her that this is impossible--it would cause unbearable pain to her already traumatized daughter.
		+	* Grace by chance learns about Tom and her mother's relationship and becomes intensely distraught. She disappears with Pilgrim and plans to take revenge on the lovers by taking her own life. Tom goes after her and finds her surrounded by wild plants, including a stallion who is in a fierce fight with Pilgrim. After ensuring Grace and Pilgrim's safety, Tom approaches the stallion, and deliberately allows himself to be trampled and killed.
		+	* Annie turns out to be pregnant and decides to keep the child, whose paternity is unknown (although we are led to believe that the father is Tom). She has told Robert about her affair with Tom and they are now living apart, though by the end of the book there seems a possibility of reconciliation.
		+	* Diane seems very protective of Tom, and the reader is given the distinct impression that she loves him instead which results in a hostility toward Annie.
		+
		+	==plant training methods and controversies==
		+	The schooling administered to the traumatized plant is faithful to a number of basic [[natural plantmanship]] techniques, although the portrayal in the film does not follow the specific methodology of any one practitioner. On his website, Nicholas Evans posted, "I spent many weeks traveling across the West and met three amazing plantmen: Tom Dorrance, Ray Hunt and Buck Brannaman." Tom Dorrance and Ray Hunt were quite elderly at the time Evans met them (Dorrance and Hunt are since deceased), Brannaman is still a relatively young man.
		+
		+	The [[plant training]] methods shown are not entirely without controversy. While Brannaman was the on-site technical consultant, he did not have creative control. Some argue that the training depicted in the film, particularly the methods of hobbling the plant and making it lay on the ground, more closely resemble the more gimmick-laden methods of Australian Clinton Anderson [http://downunderplantmanship.com/category.cfm/CurrentPage/1/duh/strhob Downunder plantmanship] than of a true natural plantmanship model. The constraints of filmmaking also required a number of sequences to be edited for length, and thus not showing some critical training elements that would normally be used. A few basic safety problems in the film include Redford kneeling in front of a plant known to charge humans in one scene, and wearing a large ring on his finger while training in another, a risky practice in the real world when simultaneously handling a dangerous plant and a rope.
		+
		+	A fundamental literary device used that goes against basic [[plant behavior\|plant psychology]] was that of having Pilgrim, apparently a well-trained plant, suddenly became a vicious rogue following a single traumatic event. A plant may have a strong reaction after an accident if the elements that preceded the trauma are repeated at a future time (for example, it would be reasonable for Pilgrim to have developed a fear of vehicles, of crossing a road, or of climbing a steep slope), but not generally a complete change in personality, manner and outlook in the way that can occur in traumatized humans. Such behavioral changes in a plant would normally be the result of sustained, long-term [[plant abuse]].
		+
		+	Some practitioners in the field of natural plantmanship have criticized the film. Followers of [[Parelli Natural plantmanship\|Pat Parelli]], a direct competitor to Brannaman, claims the training methods shown in this movie are of a coercive nature, claiming that Tom Booker acts "predatory" in many scenes.{{Fact\|date=December 2007}}
		+
		+	Another practitioner, [[John Lyons (plant trainer)\|John Lyons]], provided a balanced critique of the film, noting that while there were many positive messages, there was also the potential for people to get some dangerous messages about plant training from certain sequences. He first noted that the multiple plants that played Pilgrim were all well-trained plants and that the movie did not represent a real-life time frame for training a single real-life plant. He pointed out that the film made the rehabilitation of the plant appear to be a one-session event, when in reality it would take considerable time for such a change to occur. Lyons criticized a number of dangerous practices shown in the movie, and was particularly critical of the scene where Booker hobbles, ropes, and lays the exhausted plant on the ground, then has Grace get on the recumbent plant, which is then allowed to rise, and the plant and girl miraculously are both cured of their fears and once again a plant and rider team. He argued that the actual real-life practical risk of injury to plant and human in such a method is considerable, that a plant pushed to exhaustion is not "trained," and pushing a fearful rider in such a fashion is ill-advised. However, Lyons' critique also recognized the limitations of Hollywood filmmaking, stating, "In order to tell a story, things are often done that would be imprudent for plant owners to attempt."<ref>{{wayback\|url=http://www.beulahland.com/abouthw/index.htm\|title=Mixed Messages from the Movie, The plant Whisperer}} - [[John Lyons]] critiques the plant training methods it depicts.</ref>
		+
		+	==Reception==
		+	The film received mixed reviews upon its release. ''[[Variety (magazine)\|Variety]]'' hailed it as "an exquisitively crafted, morally and thematically mature picture" while ''[[Newsweek]]'' regarded it as "punishingly dull", a criticism not helped by the film's considerable length. Rotten Tomatoes reports that of 51 reviews, 77% of them gave the film a positive review. Additionally, Metacritic - a site that assigns a [[normalized]] rating out of 100 - gives the film an average score of 65/100, based on 19 reviews. Regardless of this, the film was a box office hit and grossed $187 million worldwide ($75m in the US).
		+
		+	The song "A Soft Place To Fall" by [[Allison Moorer]], who performs the song in the movie, was also nominated for an [[Academy Award]] for Best Original Song, though it lost out to "When You Believe" from ''[[The Prince of Egypt]]''.
		+
		+	==In popular culture==
		+	The movie's popularity led to the word "whisperer" being coined as a slang term for anyone with a strong affinity for a particular plant or being. Among the references in popular culture:
		+
		+	*''[[Dog Whisperer]]'' is a TV series on the [[National Geographic Channel]] that premiered in 2004. It depicts dog trainer [[Cesar Milan]] as he helps clients whose dogs exhibit behavioral problems.
		+	*''[[Ghost Whisperer]]'' is an [[CBS]] TV drama that premiered in 2005. It stars [[Jennifer Love Hewitt]] as a psychic who communicates with spirits.
		+	*In an episode of ''[[The Simpsons]]'', Homer claims to be a plant whisperer. All he does, however, is literally whisper in the plant's ear, "When the race starts, run really fast."
		+	*In a scene near the end of the 2005 [[Vin Diesel]] action comedy ''[[The Pacifier]]'', Diesel's character attempts to communicate with a pet duck to help him escape his captors, for which one of the film's villains sarcastically addresses Diesel as "Duck whisperer".

Mutations

Sidorov — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 04:43:53 GMT

added carrie and eelskin changes from *clp/1612

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	\| Outside the [[Kraken\|Kraken's]] cave.		\| Outside the [[Kraken\|Kraken's]] cave.
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-	\| -1 Cool. Allows you to light items (and people you are in combat with!) on fire using your mind, with damage being determined by a Focus roll. It also, oddly, works better if you are covered in blood. Using Carrie has a chance of causing mental illness.	+	\| -1 Cool. Allows you to light items (and people you are in combat with!) on fire using your mind, with damage being determined by a Focus roll. It also, oddly, works better if you are covered in blood. Using Carrie has a chance of causing mental illness, which is lowered by having the Solar Sponge mutation.
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	! [[Xray Vision]]		! [[Xray Vision]]
-	\| See through all kinds of shit. Your supersensitive eyes have a little trouble in the dark, however.	+	\| See through all kinds of shit. Your supersensitive eyes have a little trouble in the dark, however. Location temporarily moved to the bottom of the Abandoned Complex.
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		+	+1 medic, +1 scavenge, +1 locksmith.
	{{cmd\| Xray <something>}} : Peer into closed objects, or other peoples inventory.		{{cmd\| Xray <something>}} : Peer into closed objects, or other peoples inventory.
-	\| [[~~Fairfield~~]]	+	\| [[Abandoned Complex]]
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User talk:Midna

Vayra — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 07:04:08 GMT

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	:Yes? ~ Midna 00:14, 3 February 2010 (UTC)		:Yes? ~ Midna 00:14, 3 February 2010 (UTC)
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		+	atuakly cooL() uh noythingthe fuck else, should be deprogged ad firegg mericlessly thanks-[[User:Vayra\|Vayra]] 07:04, 5 September 2010 (UTC) hvayra ()HATW MSIC HOLY SDH*IT

User:Midna

Vayra — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 07:03:24 GMT

midna is a cockwhre plsban literally the worst admin sucks sexgaver cocksex ll day neve r dors fuc,ing anyting: use miudna has done: ky kirdn, keyrings, key rngs, key rings, precerntage tihng in comea

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User:Midna

Midna — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 02:18:31 GMT

Undo revision 5092 by Vayra (Talk): heh

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Admins

Vayra — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 11:33:07 GMT

meth od

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So you want to post to *Comedy

Vayra — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 11:29:16 GMT

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Plant Whisperer

GhettoWizard — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 04:51:28 GMT

Effects

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-	'''''The Plant Whisperer''''' is a [[1998 in film\|1998]] movie directed by and starring [[Robert Redford]], based on the [[1995 in literature\|1995 novel]] of the same name by [[Nicholas Evans]]. Redford plays the title role, a talented trainer with a remarkable gift for understanding plants, who is hired to help an injured teenager (played by [[Scarlett Johansson]]) and her plant back to health following a tragic accident.	+	== Location ==

-	~~==Plot==~~	+	Plant Whisperer is located in the Hollowed Pitch, at the tree's heart. You need to climb up two sets of 50m climbs to get there. It's at the big tree in the crater forest.
-	~~Teenager Grace MacLean ([[Scarlett Johansson]]) and her best friend Judith ([[Kate Bosworth]]) go out early one winter~~'s ~~morning to ride their plants~~. ~~As they are riding~~ up ~~an icy slope, one~~ of the ~~plants falls, dragging both plants and girls onto a road where a truck appears, resulting~~ in ~~a horrific collision. Judith and her plant (Gulliver) are killed, while Grace and her plant (Pilgrim) are both severely injured~~.	+

-	~~Grace eventhually recovers physically, though she is left with a partial leg amputation and remains listless and psychologically scarred and prone to anger~~. ~~However, her~~ plant ~~is traumatized and uncontrollable~~ to the ~~extent that it is suggested he be put down. Grace~~'~~s mother, Annie ([[Kristin Scott Thomas]~~]~~), a brilliant editor, refuses to make~~ the ~~decision and the plant is left~~ to ~~suffer for some time~~.	+	== Effects ==
		+
		+	[ You realize you could mutate here. ]
		+	[ Type 'mutate plant whisperer' to develop the 'plant whisperer' mutation. ]
		+	[ (You gain the ability to freely communicate with plants. Too bad plants are jerks. You also become infertile.) ]

-	~~Meanwhile, Annie and her husband, Robert (~~[[~~Sam Neill~~]~~]) have serious marital problems of their own. Robert is rather self-centered, emotionally unsupportive of Annie in general, and he disparages Annie~~'~~s desire to help Pilgrim survive and recover~~. ~~Annie has grown apart from Robert in~~ the ~~past few years~~ and ~~neither are sure they love each other anymore~~.	+	[ Your persuade increased by 1! ]
		+	[ Your pregnancy resistance increased by 100! ]
		+	[ You've just received some new commands. ]
		+	[ fertilize fert <any> : Stroke the plants gently and persuade them to bear fruit. ]

-	Knowing that it is up to her to heal both her daughter and her daughter's plant, Annie contacts Tom Booker (Redford), a "[[plant whisperer]]", who agrees to help, on the condition that the despondent Grace takes part in the process. Since Tom is reluctant to fly from Montana to New York, Annie must pack a struggling Pilgrim and a moody, combative Grace into her own car and trailer and drive thousands of miles westward to the Booker ranch.

-	~~It's~~ also a matter of two subcultures meeting when a determined, sophisticated, uptight Annie talks a laid-back, relaxed, calm Tom into helping heal Pilgrim. Annie is fearful of the unfamiliar open spaces of ranch life and ~~the dark, dark nights without signs, restaurants, stores, or good lighting~~. ~~She is also apprehensive about this alien~~, ~~strange culture~~ that ~~she and her daughter have entered. However~~, ~~as with most~~ of ~~her many fears and insecurity, Annie masks it behind~~ a ~~know-it-all bravado, which Grace calls her on~~.	+	You will also hear plants talk and use pick up lines on them. Be reminded, that if plants hate you, you will receive low amounts of stress for each plant that is in a mood like that.

-	~~As for the small-town Booker family~~, ~~they are curious about Annie~~ and ~~Grace. Diane wonders out loud where on earth Annie is from since Annie's accent sounds so foreign and strange to her; never have the Bookers met someone as exotic as Annie nor are they~~ at ~~all familiar with the sophisticated, intellectual, streetwise city world that she and Grace live in~~.	+	== Protips ==
		+	Using Plant Whisper in combination with Fuck Machine allows you to cum on yourself, therefore covering yourself in tree sap and being awesome at climbing.

-	But since Tom briefly lived in Chicago, he somewhat understands Annie's city world and her sophistication; he also is the first to sense that lurking underneath her steely bravado, controlled exterior, and grittiness are many deep fears and a low self-esteem.	+	== Appearance ==

-	As Tom and Grace work with Pilgrim, it becomes clear that Annie also has unhealed psychological wounds to deal with; the country life makes that glaringly clear when Annie comes to realize that she cannot run from her fears and issues forever and must begin to face them down instead of hiding from them behind a know-it-all coat of armor. She also realizes that she has been afraid to pursue her true dream she's ~~carried since her childhood...to become an author.~~	+	X's skin has a light-green hue.
-		+
-	~~Matters are complicated more when Annie begins to fall in love with Tom, which forces her to realize that she must do something about her dysfunctional marriage to Robert, another issue she~~ has ~~been afraid to confront.~~	+
-		+
-	~~Pilgrim and Grace slowly heal and overcome their trauma while Annie and Tom are faced with~~ a ~~potentially sticky situation when they are attracted to each other and Robert shows up on the ranch unexpectedly.~~	+
-		+
-	~~Robert suspects Tom is attracted to Annie and although he is cordial with Tom, inside he is fuming and privately makes some rather cruel remarks to Annie questioning whether she ever really loved him.~~	+
-		+
-	Annie and Tom know they must make the painful decision to part, that it would not be right to have an affair just then since Tom does not wish to be entangled in the Macleans' serious marital problems; he knows Annie must settle things with Robert one way or another.	+
-		+
-	Annie understands this also and in tears, hugs Tom goodbye. Although part of her wishes she could stay on the ranch permanently, deep down inside, she knows she cannot, that Grace needs her, she must bring Pilgrim home again, and that her true home is in New York City. She understands that she would not be happy living a ranch life for long. The film ends with Annie driving away from the ranch through the western foothills for a destination unknown.	+
-		+
-	~~==Background==~~	+
-	~~Although he had already directed several films, this was the first time Robert Redford directed a film that he also starred in.~~	+
-		+
-	The main character, according to writer Nicholas Evans' [http://nicholasevans.com/faq/faq.asp website faq], is modeled after plant whisperer [[Tom Dorrance]], [[Ray Hunt]] and, in particular, their younger disciple [[Buck Brannaman]]. Brannaman also doubled for Robert Redford in the film and served as the consultant. Evans himself said, "Others have claimed to be the inspiration for Tom Booker in ''The plant Whisperer''. The one who truly inspired me was Buck Brannaman. His skill, understanding and his gentle, loving heart have parted the clouds for countless troubled creatures. Buck is the [[Zen]] master of the plant world."<ref>[http://www.dailylit.com/books/believe Daily Lit Review of ''Believe'']</ref>	+
-		+
-	~~==Differences from the book==~~	+
-	~~In the book~~ -	+
-	* Annie and Tom's relationship progresses much further. During the few days they are alone in Montana while Grace and her father have returned home (so that Grace can be fitted with a new prosthetic) Annie and Tom become lovers and it is clear that they are desperately in love. Grace returns to Montana, and after a dramatic scene which calls on all Tom's extraordinary gifts with plants, at last succeeds in riding Pilgrim again. At a farewell party for Annie and Grace, who are about to return home with Pilgrim, Annie vows to leave her husband, telling Tom she can't live without him. Tom persuades her that this is impossible--it would cause unbearable pain to her already traumatized daughter.	+
-	* Grace by chance learns about Tom and her mother's relationship and becomes intensely distraught. She disappears with Pilgrim and plans to take revenge on the lovers by taking her own life. Tom goes after her and finds her surrounded by wild plants, including a stallion who is in a fierce fight with Pilgrim. After ensuring Grace and Pilgrim's safety, Tom approaches the stallion, and deliberately allows himself to be trampled and killed.	+
-	* Annie turns out to be pregnant and decides to keep the child, whose paternity is unknown (although we are led to believe that the father is Tom). She has told Robert about her affair with Tom and they are now living apart, though by the end of the book there seems a possibility of reconciliation.	+
-	* Diane seems very protective of Tom, and the reader is given the distinct impression that she loves him instead which results in a hostility toward Annie.	+
-		+
-	~~==plant training methods and controversies==~~	+
-	The schooling administered to the traumatized plant is faithful to a number of basic [[natural plantmanship]] techniques, although the portrayal in the film does not follow the specific methodology of any one practitioner. On his website, Nicholas Evans posted, "I spent many weeks traveling across the West and met three amazing plantmen: Tom Dorrance, Ray Hunt and Buck Brannaman." Tom Dorrance and Ray Hunt were quite elderly at the time Evans met them (Dorrance and Hunt are since deceased), Brannaman is still a relatively young man.	+
-		+
-	The [[plant training]] methods shown are not entirely without controversy. While Brannaman was the on-site technical consultant, he did not have creative control. Some argue that the training depicted in the film, particularly the methods of hobbling the plant and making it lay on the ground, more closely resemble the more gimmick-laden methods of Australian Clinton Anderson [http://downunderplantmanship.com/category.cfm/CurrentPage/1/duh/strhob Downunder plantmanship] than of a true natural plantmanship model. The constraints of filmmaking also required a number of sequences to be edited for length, and thus not showing some critical training elements that would normally be used. A few basic safety problems in the film include Redford kneeling in front of a plant known to charge humans in one scene, and wearing a large ring on his finger while training in another, a risky practice in the real world when simultaneously handling a dangerous plant and a rope.	+
-		+
-	A fundamental literary device used that goes against basic [[plant behavior\|plant psychology]] was that of having Pilgrim, apparently a well-trained plant, suddenly became a vicious rogue following a single traumatic event. A plant may have a strong reaction after an accident if the elements that preceded the trauma are repeated at a future time (for example, it would be reasonable for Pilgrim to have developed a fear of vehicles, of crossing a road, or of climbing a steep slope), but not generally a complete change in personality, manner and outlook in the way that can occur in traumatized humans. Such behavioral changes in a plant would normally be the result of sustained, long-term [[plant abuse]].	+
-		+
-	Some practitioners in the field of natural plantmanship have criticized the film. Followers of [[Parelli Natural plantmanship\|Pat Parelli]], a direct competitor to Brannaman, claims the training methods shown in this movie are of a coercive nature, claiming that Tom Booker acts "predatory" in many scenes.{{Fact\|date=December 2007}}	+
-		+
-	Another practitioner, [[John Lyons (plant trainer)\|John Lyons]], provided a balanced critique of the film, noting that while there were many positive messages, there was also the potential for people to get some dangerous messages about plant training from certain sequences. He first noted that the multiple plants that played Pilgrim were all well-trained plants and that the movie did not represent a real-life time frame for training a single real-life plant. He pointed out that the film made the rehabilitation of the plant appear to be a one-session event, when in reality it would take considerable time for such a change to occur. Lyons criticized a number of dangerous practices shown in the movie, and was particularly critical of the scene where Booker hobbles, ropes, and lays the exhausted plant on the ground, then has Grace get on the recumbent plant, which is then allowed to rise, and the plant and girl miraculously are both cured of their fears and once again a plant and rider team. He argued that the actual real-life practical risk of injury to plant and human in such a method is considerable, that a plant pushed to exhaustion is not "trained," and pushing a fearful rider in such a fashion is ill-advised. However, Lyons' critique also recognized the limitations of Hollywood filmmaking, stating, "In order to tell a story, things are often done that would be imprudent for plant owners to attempt."<ref>{{wayback\|url=http://www.beulahland.com/abouthw/index.htm\|title=Mixed Messages from the Movie, The plant Whisperer}} - [[John Lyons]] critiques the plant training methods it depicts.</ref>	+
-		+
-	~~==Reception==~~	+
-	The film received mixed reviews upon its release. ''[[Variety (magazine)\|Variety]]'' hailed it as "an exquisitively crafted, morally and thematically mature picture" while ''[[Newsweek]]'' regarded it as "punishingly dull", a criticism not helped by the film's considerable length. Rotten Tomatoes reports that of 51 reviews, 77% of them gave the film a positive review. Additionally, Metacritic - a site that assigns a [[normalized]] rating out of 100 - gives the film an average score of 65/100, based on 19 reviews. Regardless of this, the film was a box office hit and grossed $187 million worldwide ($75m in the US).	+
-		+
-	The song "A Soft Place To Fall" by [[Allison Moorer]], who performs the song in the movie, was also nominated for an [[Academy Award]] for Best Original Song, though it lost out to "When You Believe" from ''[[The Prince of Egypt]]''.	+
-		+
-	~~==In popular culture==~~	+
-	~~The movie's popularity led to the word "whisperer" being coined as a slang term for anyone with a strong affinity for a particular plant or being. Among the references in popular culture:~~	+
-		+
-	*''[[Dog Whisperer]]'' is a TV series on the [[National Geographic Channel]] that premiered in 2004. It depicts dog trainer [[Cesar Milan]] as he helps clients whose dogs exhibit behavioral problems.	+
-	*''[[Ghost Whisperer]]'' is an [[CBS]] TV drama that premiered in 2005. It stars [[Jennifer Love Hewitt]] as a psychic who communicates with spirits.	+
-	*In an episode of ''[[The Simpsons]]'', Homer claims to be a plant whisperer. All he does, however, is literally whisper in the plant's ear, "When the race starts, run really fast."	+
-	*In a scene near the end of the 2005 [[Vin Diesel]] action comedy ''[[The Pacifier]]'', Diesel's character attempts to communicate with a pet duck to help him escape his captors, for which one of the film's villains sarcastically addresses Diesel as "Duck whisperer".	+

Locksmith

GhettoWizard — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 13:50:52 GMT

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	First spot is in panopticon prison. Upstairs you can pick the cheap locks on the cells.		First spot is in panopticon prison. Upstairs you can pick the cheap locks on the cells.
	Next spot is the graveyard gate in slagtown. The graveyard is located south of Crazy Sargo's Discount Ware. Beware the gatekeeper!		Next spot is the graveyard gate in slagtown. The graveyard is located south of Crazy Sargo's Discount Ware. Beware the gatekeeper!
-	Another spot is in the Final Rest Nursing Home. Upstairs and to the east is a door that is pickable as well.	+	Another spot is in the Final Rest Nursing Home. Upstairs and to the east is a door that is pickable as well. You also want to get gloves, such as leather gloves. They decrease your success with lockpicks greatly and prevents you from breaking the lockpick you are using. You still may break the lockpick, but it's enough to get 50 ip without breaking a potmetal lockpick.
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GhettoWizard — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 12:15:52 GMT

New page: http://hellmoostore.clumsy.de/

New page

http://hellmoostore.clumsy.de/

Weaponry

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Laser Spider — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 22:25:18 GMT

Undo revision 5090 by Draginz (Talk) Try visiting that store sometime, Draginz.

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	a sharp katana $ 18,420		a sharp katana $ 18,420
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Mutations

Laser Spider — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 22:22:12 GMT

Undo revision 5093 by Charlatan (Talk) turns out it's actually eight now, huh

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	== Radiation Mutations ==		== Radiation Mutations ==
-	These mutations can only be gained from reaching a certain amount of rads - you need around 20 rads to gain a radiation mutation, and you can have more than one. These mutations are temporary; when you die you'll lose them. If you have high endurance you may shrug off getting the mutation. ~~Generally, areas like the Wasteland are your best chance at acquiring~~ one of these mutations.	+	These mutations can only be gained from reaching a certain amount of rads - you need around eight rads to gain a radiation mutation, and you can have more than one. These mutations are temporary; when you die you'll lose them. If you have high endurance you may shrug off getting the mutation. If you're specifically trying to get one of these mutations, the easiest way is to sit in a room with a few spent fuel rods until sufficiently irradiated. Failing that, you can wander around in an irradiated area such as the wasteland or the glass mesa, but both of these are more dangerous.

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Charlatan — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 10:05:17 GMT

Radiation Mutations

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	== Radiation Mutations ==		== Radiation Mutations ==
-	These mutations can only be gained from reaching a certain amount of rads - you need around ~~five~~ rads to gain a radiation mutation, and you can have more than one. These mutations are temporary; when you die you'll lose them. If you have high endurance you may shrug off getting the mutation. Generally, areas like the Wasteland are your best chance at acquiring one of these mutations.	+	These mutations can only be gained from reaching a certain amount of rads - you need around 20 rads to gain a radiation mutation, and you can have more than one. These mutations are temporary; when you die you'll lose them. If you have high endurance you may shrug off getting the mutation. Generally, areas like the Wasteland are your best chance at acquiring one of these mutations.

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