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7 hours ago, donttouchmethere said:

Nexus Skyrim Mod #14778

*cough* 11480 :classic_angel:

4 hours ago, Psalam said:

Yeah, SPOILERS!!!!!

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worik

worik

Posted
Posted
14 minutes ago, Psalam said:

Some people can't give an inch.

:classic_laugh: Heeeeeeere ?

 

#11482

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Corsayr

Corsayr

Posted
Posted
19 minutes ago, Psalam said:

Yes, here.

 

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11483 - Children's Cancer Association

 

1/14/84

 

SATURDAY JANUARY 14, 1984

US date format: 1/14/1984, UK date format: 14/1/1984

 

It was Saturday, under the sign of Capricorn (see birth chart on January 14, 1984). The US president was Ronald Reagan (Republican). Famous people born on this day include Chris Slater and Mia Martina. In that special week of January people in US were listening to Say Say Say by Paul McCartney. In UK Pipes Of Peace by Paul McCartney was in the top 5 hits. Talk to Me, directed by Julius Potocsny, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1984 while Late Night Thoughts On Listening To Mahler'S Ninth Symphony by Lewis Thomas was one of the best selling books. On TV people were watching Robin Hood. If you liked video games you were probably playing 3D Bomb Alley or Champion Boxing.
But much more happened that day: find out below..

You can also have a look at the whole 1984 or at January 14 across the years.

Psalam

Psalam

Posted
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15 minutes ago, Corsayr said:

1/14/84

 

SATURDAY JANUARY 14, 1984

US date format: 1/14/1984, UK date format: 14/1/1984

 

It was Saturday, under the sign of Capricorn (see birth chart on January 14, 1984). The US president was Ronald Reagan (Republican). Famous people born on this day include Chris Slater and Mia Martina. In that special week of January people in US were listening to Say Say Say by Paul McCartney. In UK Pipes Of Peace by Paul McCartney was in the top 5 hits. Talk to Me, directed by Julius Potocsny, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1984 while Late Night Thoughts On Listening To Mahler'S Ninth Symphony by Lewis Thomas was one of the best selling books. On TV people were watching Robin Hood. If you liked video games you were probably playing 3D Bomb Alley or Champion Boxing.
But much more happened that day: find out below..

You can also have a look at the whole 1984 or at January 14 across the years.

In keeping with the above theme, here is a news summary for Monday, November 4, 1985 (11/4/85) from the New York Times:

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International

Early elections in the Philippines will be held, President Ferdinand E. Marcos announced. He said that he intended to call for a presidential election in January to settle what he called a ''silly claim'' that his Government is inept. [Page A1, Col.6.]

A covert plan aimed at weakening the regime of the Libyan leader, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, has been approved by President Reagan, according to Congressional sources and Administration officials. [A1:4.]

2 French secret agents pleaded guilty at their trial in Auckland, New Zealand, to manslaughter in the July 10 sinking of the Rainbow Warrior, flagship of the Greenpace environmental group, in which a Greenpeace photographer was killed. The reduction of the charge from murder came as a surprise. [A1:5.]

Nicaragua's rebel leaders are divided by politically damaging disagreements over the objects and tactics of the rebel movement, according to rebel and American officials and Congressional sources. Despite new civilian directors, renewed American financing and advice from the Central Intelligence Agency, the guerrillas have not begun to make the political impact in Nicaragua or abroad that rebel and American officials say they had hoped for. [A1:3.]

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The killers of 21 Mexican policemen were sought by the police and soldiers. Drug smugglers are believed to have slain the policemen when they found a cache of marijuana. [A3:4.]

A national election in Guatemala brought out voters in large numbers hoping that the new government would be free of military influence. The Christian Democratic candidate for President, Marco Vinicio Cerezo Arevalo, appeared to be running ahead, but election officials doubted any presidential candidate would win the required majority, making a runoff election likely. They said results should be known by Tuesday. [A3:1.]

 
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Parts of Moscow's arms plan could possibly provide a basis for eventual progress, a senior American official said in a briefing for reporters as Secretary of State George P. Shultz concluded his strategy talks for his meetings in Moscow Monday and Tuesday. The official said that although the United States had rejected last month's Soviet proposals as a whole, it saw ''seeds'' or ''nuggets'' in four ideas introduced by the Russians. He said it was now decided that they needed to be ''nurtured.'' [A1:4.]

A Soviet soldier who ran into the United States Embassy in Kabul on Thursday and has remained there met with the Soviet Ambassador to Afghanistan and will see him again on Monday, United States officials said. The 19-year-old soldier, who had refused repeated requests for a meeting with the Soviet envoy, changed his mind, the officials said. [A14:1.]

National

Some Federal scientists are selling their research on President Reagan's proposed Strategic Defense Initiative with the encouragement of the Reagan Administation. Hundreds of their colleagues are expected to do the same. White House officials strongly defend the practice, which is permitted under law and has grown rapidly since Mr. Reagan took office. [A1:3.]

 

The tailored suit's effectiveness in helping women up the corporate ladder is being questioned. One problem: Everybody is wearing a suit because suits are in fashion. [A1:1.] A review of seismic data challenges the scientific basis of accusations by the Reagan Administration that Soviet underground nuclear tests may have violated the Threshold Test Ban Treaty of 1974. The review was made by a panel of scientists chosen by the Defense Department. [A13:1.]

Bodies of miners killed in a fire at the Wilberg coal mine in Utah last December have been recovered by a team that included government investigators. The first recovery effort brought out the bodies of five of the 27 miners who died. [A16:2.]

Rules requiring certain hospitals to offer free care to the poor would be eliminated under a change proposed by the Reagan Administration. Officials say the change would eliminate unnecessary administrative burdens imposed on publicly owned and operated facilities. [B6:3.]

Metropolitan

There will be few close races in tomorrow's election. Most will be decided by the dominance of Democrats in New York City and of Republicans in its suburbs. In New York City, where most contests were decided in the Sept. 10 primary, the pre-election weekend was the busiest for Mayor Koch and the other candidates in their seven-week campaign. [A1:2.]

New Jersey's election will show whether Governor Kean has been successful in his campaign for a second term and in his attempt to gain Republican control of the State Assembly. Opinion polls gave him a comfortable lead over the Essex County Executive, Peter Shapiro, the Democratic challenger. [A1:1.]

Dr. Irving S. Cooper, one of the world's top brain surgeons, died of cancer Oct. 30 in Naples, Fla. He developed techniques for treating Parkinson's disease and other neurological disorders. Most of his work was accomplished in New York area hospitals. He was 63 years old. [D14:1.] Page D1

 

worik

worik

Posted
Posted
1 hour ago, Psalam said:

How about something (11487) to enjoy (when not driving, of course):

Not too much. I am pretty sure I have to lend a hand to set up 11488

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Psalam

Psalam

Posted
Posted
1 hour ago, worik said:

Not too much. I am pretty sure I have to lend a hand to set up 11488

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Better you than me. Even without it I don't think I have the brain power left after today to do as much as light a match.

I think I'll settle down with something light (11489):

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worik

worik

Posted
Posted
1 hour ago, Psalam said:

That sounds like this (11493):

By the way ... the sound of 11494

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worik

worik

Posted
Posted
8 hours ago, Psalam said:

Or maybe buy this (11496) instead?:

11497 would be priceless. Just look at it ..

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Corsayr

Corsayr

Posted
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33 minutes ago, donttouchmethere said:

I looks like it's a EGLO 11498!

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If you like unicorns, and like swords, you're gonna love Nexus mod 11499 Unicorn Sword!

 

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donttouchmethere

donttouchmethere

Posted
Posted
1 hour ago, Corsayr said:

If you like unicorns, and like swords, you're gonna love Nexus mod 11499 Unicorn Sword!

If you like unicorns, make a sword out of them?

What kind of "like" is that? ?

Just in case, this will help to kill your unicorn the right way.

It will make sure only the corn in uni will remain ?

Nexus Skyrim #14500

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worik

worik

Posted
Posted
5 hours ago, donttouchmethere said:

Just in case, this will help to kill your unicorn the right way.

11451 can help, too.

Just put it in a box and send it to the killer.

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worik

worik

Posted
Posted
13 minutes ago, donttouchmethere said:

Here is the box!

11453 will take it overnight to the killer.

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? *) THIS is the only thing that deviantart.com is good for,  nowadays.

I fail to see the deviant mindset.

 

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