Ramahs
Fucking Combustion (mostly) Since February 2017
What did you see in those that made you think steampunk?
I mean, I saw borderline cyberpunk all over, but I'm super curious as to what made you see steampunk.
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What did you see in those that made you think steampunk?
I mean, I saw borderline cyberpunk all over, but I'm super curious as to what made you see steampunk.
Siebter
Less soul, more mind
Yeah sorry about that, it's not Steampunk at all, got mixed up with the genres. Cyberpunk it is. Thx to @LesPlenty for sharing a better example. :-)
Ramahs
Fucking Combustion (mostly) Since February 2017
I'm more of a cyberpunk guy. Steampunk has never really been my preferred fantasy genera, but I think this guy explains steampunk at an acceptable basic/simple level:
Here's another quick look at the genera:
FlyingLow
Team NO SLEEP!
Funny story about that story, I knew his "new" pilot and he called telling me to watch the evening news that night...
I've taken a short maintenance flight on his plane, it was a sick Westwind with a pirate ship on the tail and a sign on the inside of the door that read:
"FLYING HIGH IS THE ONLY WAY TO FLY"
I used to catch Ron at $5 open mic nights... Oh shit! Just found this vid:
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1973PortlandToker
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And this prescient classic that came out shortly after the covid pandemic started.
This is amazing. Looking at the landscape, much of it appears shaped by water.
Was Mars once a watery planet? If so, what happened to its atmosphere and water?
Also had these thoughts -- are we refugees from Mars? Are we returning to our past?
This is amazing. Looking at the landscape, much of it appears shaped by water.
Was Mars once a watery planet? If so, what happened to its atmosphere and water?
Also had these thoughts -- are we refugees from Mars? Are we returning to our past?
1973PortlandToker
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Fantastic. Awesome!
Is this in the Monashee Mountains, BC, or elsewhere?
Also, are you a climber or peakbagger? Not many on this site.
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CANtalk
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Thx! It's Mt. Thor, BC Canada and supposedly has the longest vertical drop in the world at >1 km.
I like to get to the Rockies, MTB trails and climb a few peaks too. Not an expert but I've done a few scrambles as well. Amazing and enjoyable. Where do you go? U sound big into it... awesome. Cheers!
1973PortlandToker
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I like to get to the Rockies, MTB trails and climb a few peaks too. Not an expert but I've done a few scrambles as well. Amazing and enjoyable. Where do you go? s!
Colorado. Working on my 14ers, some 13ers too. I'm still a novice though, only 22 14ers to date. Soon should be up to half, though.
Not a technical climber, but that's a goal.
CANtalk
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Really cool @1973PortlandToker 
. >10K ft is no joke. Many of ur peaks and Mt Thor would certainly cure me of my healthy respect for heights 
. A few of my ascents really helped as well. And what views / experiences 
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. >10K ft is no joke. Many of ur peaks and Mt Thor would certainly cure me of my healthy respect for heights . A few of my ascents really helped as well. And what views / experiences .
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