Bro, I know you miss me and all... but stop sending me pictures of you.



K?

Thnx.

"HOW BIG IS YOUR DICK RIGHT NOW?!"

"Yes, Vio, even you."

-Piston after downing Thaddius with 20 raiders.

Quote from: Vindra on October 22, 2008, 05:43:44 PM

Quote from: Samslara on October 22, 2008, 02:39:07 PM

A refrigerator can be air tight when closed, it's the thermal contacts with the evaporator and condenser units inside and outside that makes the fridge cold.  If all the external parts are also lead-lined, and if that lead is enough to shield the radiation, then the only issue is the heat itself.  The walls of the fridge are probably air filled like a thermos, and since air is a poor conductor of heat, it would makes thermal conductivity of the fridge walls low.  Since the fridge was a mock fridge for that mock town, then the compressor pipes might have also been filled with just air so it may have not conducted enough heat into the fridge during the blast.  Also, from memory, Indy was burried a bit after the blast.  The burying may have insulated the heat further.

Air tight =/= radiation proof.  The fridge is going to have way too many spots where lead doesn't even cover let alone be thick enough to stop the radiation.  What is this the 50s?  Should I cover my head and hide under my desk to stay safe ?

That's true that air tight =/= radiation proof but that's why I made a point about being lead lined.  If the whole thing was lined with lead such that it pretty much forms a closed lead shell, including condenser pipes and all, and if the lead were thick enough to ward away the radiation then I could kinda see it being enough to save Indy.

Which begs the question... why the fuck would anyone design a refrigerator in such a fashion?

If you are still looking for bodies at around 1:30 server time, I would be around then.

I don't have one...

... not that I'd spend that much for one anyway.

Holy fuck... reading War and Peace was less daunting.

1) She apparently can't follow directions, because she missed the (Girls stop here) part, along with answering all the questions when she was asked to only answer three.

2) A 0/5/56 build is probably the worst of the three cookie cutter Resto Shaman builds.  If you're gonna go 56 points into resto, you really might as well throw the last five points in there and get something more viable than 5% increased mana pool.

3) This is also like the third Resto app I've seen with the Ribbon of Sacrifice.  I can understand having it in Karazhan... but by the time you're ready for Sunwell, there's no reason to not have something better.  It just isn't really well budgeted for Shamans at all.

4) Her professions aren't leveled terribly far; either she changed them recently or she really isn't dedicated to maximizing what she can provide.  If we take her on, it might be a good idea to have her start over with two different ones, since we have plenty of Jewelcrafters from what I can tell.  Hell, if she goes Alchemy, there's her answer to replace that Ribbon of Sacrifice.

With all that said... the Shaman Curse claimed Seges and Pistin (to some extent)... but I'm not sure this lady will be what we're all looking for.  It would really depend on how willing she is to accept critiques, suggestions, and to apply them.