If there were a World War III.....

[Kramerman]

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[Serb]

Originally posted by Kramerman


Ive never played, but heard it is great. I have played the D&D equivelent, Baldurs Gate and that whole series. I did try to download Fallout, but no one was sharing it, and I figured it would be too old to find in stores. I do love those post-apocolyptical movies though . Mad Max! That was great! lol

You should find it men. BG is a peice of sh*t in compare with Fallout. Fallout 1,2 are perhaps the best games ever and for sure are best RPG ever.

FIND IT.

[Serb]

Originally posted by Kramerman

That is a good theory. No one had nukes pointed towards the Aussies last time I checked

Speak for yourselves.

[Serb]

Originally posted by Kramerman
Yes, but Texans drink whiskey or tequilla instead...and jump into 125 F degree water.

Perhaps I'm mistaken, but isn't 125 F is a warm water? I guess it's about +40C. If so it's not a big deal, we have very hot summers too.

[Kramerman]

Originally posted by Pekka
What would happen then? Canada would scream 'Oh no, where did the USA go? we're so screwed'. And then they would be smashed. The ruskies would even kill the last moose. Or is it goose.

lol
Canada does seem to use the US as a shield....

[Kramerman]

Originally posted by Serb





You should find it men. BG is a peice of sh*t in compare with Fallout. Fallout 1,2 are perhaps the best games ever and for sure are best RPG ever.

FIND IT.

OK, I'll take your word for it and look. Maybe a friend of mine has it.

Perhaps I'm mistaken, but isn't 125 F is a warm water? I guess it's about +40C. If so it's not a big deal, we have very hot summers too.

90F is warm. 100F is hot. 125F is scalding. Boiling is like 210F or something? I prefer metric anyway. Though i dont know the temperature system well, I got meters and kilograms down!

[Dry]

Originally posted by Kramerman
90F is warm. 100F is hot. 125F is scalding. Boiling is like 210F or something? I prefer metric anyway. Though i dont know the temperature system well, I got meters and kilograms down!

A quick search on the net tought me that
Tc = 5/9 (Tf - 32)

So, 125°F is ... computing... 51.5°C
100°C (boiling water) is ... 212°F

[Serb]

Dry,
Nice to see you again.

Thanks for your search.
EDIT: Eli, thank you very much that you pointed on my ignorance.
EDIT: Please inform me if I'm wrong again.
[T/J]Kramerman,
How often you have such hot temperature in Texas? The most hot temperature which I remember in my home city was a couple of years ago and it was +46C=114.8F. And it was damn hot. Usualy we have about +30C=86F at summer. [T/J]

[Eli]

Originally posted by Serb
Thanks for your search. So, 1C=2.12F.

Errrr, no.

[Serb]

Originally posted by Eli


Errrr, no.

Of course not. Thank you.

P.S. It's silly system.

[Ecthy]

the calculation between Fahrenheit and Celsius IS linear, but you need to add/take away an absolute figure.

[Space05us]

In the end I would say the Russians of Siberia would win it for their country, by keeping themselves isolated and then coming out towards the end for the easy pickings.

yes thats right, everyone forget about Alaska...

edit: actually Siberia and Alaska would most likely cooperate and send wave after wave of Eskimos at you

[Serb]

Originally posted by Space05us
yes thats right, everyone forget about Alaska...

I don't think so. It belongs to holy Russian Emipre.

edit: actually Siberia and Alaska would most likely cooperate and send wave after wave of Eskimos at you

Ok. It's very constructive suggestion. We have many common. Let's do it.

"Ne valyai duraka America,
Na tebe valenki, merznesh nebos?
Chto Sibir, chto Alaska- dva berega,
Baby, vodka, garmon do losos."

It's Eli's favorite Russian band- "Lube"

[Ecthy]

I don't know what weapons we will fight WW3 with, but WW4 we will fight with sticks and stones.

- Albert Einstein.

[Serb]

Amen