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Igsoeh | Wed 26-Jul-06 05:39 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
201 posts
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#13894, "Very small nitpick but....."
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Shouldn't warm wind blow from the north on the southern continent and cold wind from the south? Or are the weather patterns of Thera just that way?
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Maybe, maybe not.,
Straklaw,
21-Jul-06 03:11 PM, #9
Southern continent != southern hemisphere,
Jagaub,
21-Jul-06 03:24 PM, #7
Re: Anal nitpicking,
Straklaw,
21-Jul-06 04:17 PM, #1
Well, if they're in boats, they'd have a different flag,
Jagaub,
21-Jul-06 04:29 PM, #8
You forgot the (Odorous) flag,
Straklaw,
21-Jul-06 04:33 PM, #2
RE: You forgot the (Odorous) flag,
terinth,
21-Jul-06 07:42 PM, #4
RE: Very small nitpick but.....,
Eshval,
21-Jul-06 04:53 PM, #6
Sssshhhhh.,
GinGa,
21-Jul-06 05:04 PM, #3
Given up on the dugong already?,
DurNominator,
21-Jul-06 11:11 PM, #5
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Jagaub | Wed 26-Jul-06 05:39 PM |
Member since 28th Oct 2003
59 posts
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#13903, "Southern continent != southern hemisphere"
In response to Reply #0
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I can't believe someone would even bring something like this up. But as long as we're on the subject, shouldn't people smell like salt water after swimming in the ocean? Maybe the staff should add a (Saltwatery) flag to people so it's obvious they've been swimming. Or maybe the flag should just be (Wet) to cover freshwater swimming as well.
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Jagaub | Wed 26-Jul-06 05:39 PM |
Member since 28th Oct 2003
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#13905, "Well, if they're in boats, they'd have a different flag"
In response to Reply #1
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They'd get the (Sunburnt) flag if they've been spending time on the sea during the day. That flag also applies to people who spend time anywhere outdoors, but comes most quickly on mountains, the desert and water areas. I don't know why you pointed that out, since the (Subnburnt) flag is so obvious.
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Eshval | Wed 26-Jul-06 05:39 PM |
Member since 22nd Aug 2004
519 posts
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#13907, "RE: Very small nitpick but....."
In response to Reply #0
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Meteorologically speaking, not necessarity. Wind and weather patterns are affected by many features, including geological feature, water currents, lunar cycles, rotation and axis angles, and other magical stuff. In a common sense way, assume the polar caps are at the north and south, and they are cold and assuming a cold front in moving north (or south, as appropriate)...sure, if you want. Personally, I would love to not have all the details, it tends to bog things down a bit. Wind direction hasn't been an issue in a decade-plus, likely it won't unless a coder is very, very bored. Eshval's email BlackMarquessa@gmail.com
Eshval's slightly off-center (unofficial) blog. http://blackmarquessa.blogspot.com/ Carnivàle http://cirquecarnivale.wordpress.com/
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DurNominator | Fri 21-Jul-06 11:11 PM |
Member since 08th Nov 2004
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#13913, "Given up on the dugong already?"
In response to Reply #3
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Your sliger is on the list, but only after my kangaroo.
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