Hateful Lego-set has a lot going for it including amazing art on its interior "cover-page," a fantastic locale, awakened apes, a mud-baked evil druid mummy, and noxious gases (something I think every gamer can appreciate). Sadly I skimmed it quickly to get to the main event, but will peruse again soon at my leisure. I just got the issue today and after giving it a thorough bathroom read, I must say it is no mean feat selecting the finest material from this issue's pages.īeasts of the Autobahn looks like a lot of fun. V, but after reading this post I don't think I can take what you got to give. I was going to challenge you to a Deathmatch for an upcoming issue Mr.
Besides, I hear that it has been unseasonably warm in Derbyshire lately. Your crocodile tears will get you nowhere.
Wasn't there an Alison NPC in "The Devil Box"? I'll have to check and see.Īnyway, nice try my arch-nemesis. Shame! Shame I say! I only hope and pray that "Alison" truly is a figment of your demented imagination rather than a living breathing human being subjected to this disgrace. You'll not find anyone willing to swallow that kool-aid. Well, my vote-counting-challenged friend, you'll get no sympathy here from the enlightened masses that make up the messageboarders. And what do I find? A transparent attempt at sympathy and gerrymandering of this contest in the form of shameless plea for support, allegedly from a woman who shares his surname and we can only reasonably conclude is his wife, or sister perhaps? To what depths must a man fall to drag the innocent into the sink of his depravity and force her to plead on his behalf-or worse yet invent a fictional "spouse" to stoop to this level. I, of course, skip over all the dross for which so many trees so nobly and so fruitlessly gave their lives to be printed upon and turn to the author's bio to see if I can come to understand a bit this sad character who so strenuously tries to elicit the approval, nay praise, of the Dungeon reader. William's adventure-delightful "The Hateful Legacy-I skip this for now, for one does not guzzle a fine wine and turn to the "Prince of What's-his-name". Goodall, Hitchcock, and Logue-original and captivating Mr.
Zogon, and The Portent-hilarious the Workbook articles by Mr. (63 g) and an operational life of 42 months.So I get my issue #131 today and I skim through it.Įrik's editorial-superb the letters-extremely thought-provoking, Monte's column-insightful and immediately useful Downer, Mt. (176 g), has a net explosive content of 2.22 oz. Each flare measures 11" x 1.1" (280 mm x 28 mm), weighs 6.2 oz. The Aurora's compact design makes stowage easy, and flares are available in cost-efficient 3-packs. The marine grade construction is performance-designed to withstand exceptional environmental exposure, including total immersion in water. Safe handling and operation is further enhanced with an ergonomic protective handle. Unlike some flares, which emit dangerous sparks and ash, the Aurora's unique design minimizes emission of smoldering debris. The ACR Aurora Hand Flare is manufactured by the world leader in marine pyrotechnics.Īt 15,000 candela, the Aurora Hand Flare burns 21 times brighter than the standard 700 candela flare. US Coast Guard (USCG) approved for day and night use, it's a powerful shore-range distress signal that grabs the attention of rescuers and helps pinpoint your position. The brilliant red flare burns at 15,000 candela for 60 seconds (compare to other brands' 700 candela). Simply unscrew the cap, grasp the protective handle and pull the wire lanyard sharply to ignite. Unlike strike-to-start flares, the Aurora features a user-friendly pull-wire igniter. Designed to withstand exceptional environmental exposure and to perform reliably even after immersion in water, the Aurora hand flare produces a hot red flame for 60 seconds at 15,000 candela.