Stranger danger 
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This painting commemorates the Empress Aiko Danuja, shortly after she accepted the capitulation of the Caldari State.
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Yes I do enjoy the warmer weather down under.
I don’t think I could survive with UK weather.
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That is NOT the Miners Code!
“You Don’t Matter, Give UP!
btw why is it that I feel so guilty when I mine all day while drinking and not paying too much attention to local.
I feel guilty about making too much isk without actually any risk.
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Stick it to the mouse! Wait, injury law firm.
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I do not have any grey hair.
Your better looking than I thought for a 200/300 yr old woman! 
Apparently, Chad and Miiral disagree though.
Maybe their happy with a degrading game.
EVE-Offline :: EVE-Online Status monitor Friday nite when it should be peak season. Or maybe just agreeing whats the point anymore.
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Thankyou for the compliment, you know how to talk to a woman unlike that oaf, Frostpacker.
The forum though has become rather quite, perhaphs they have all taken up karate.
Better?
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Well, the game became boring, local became boring and the forums became boring. Can’t blame everyone for leaving. The game is stuck in a rut that CCP is happy with.
Fallout became a TV series, EVE could/should have been 1st…
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The forums do seem dead recently, even with me here. I think that I will use a Frostpacker as a Makiwara
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During the early days of railroad travel, one of the most important jobs was performed by what was known as the Brakeman.
Working on top of the moving trains in all kinds of weather conditions.
They were in charge of applying the brakes to the carriages to stop at each station, then of course to release each brake when it was time to depart the station.
An extremely dangerous job.
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Waiting for the punchline
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nice when i don’t have to see what they posted 
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You have a point there, makes it easier to find my posts 
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- “You’re the caboose to my heart, always on track.”
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