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1  General Category / General Discussion / Re: Materials? on: January 06, 2013, 07:02:36 PM
When talking about materials; Could you manage to get a monopoly of a resource? for example playing on a server online and starting a lumberjack guild, having monopoly on selling wood, Or the better question would be; will there be an economy? I'm just wondering if I can rule the world with wood >.>
2  General Category / General Discussion / Re: I wish you all luck for tomorrow.. on: December 20, 2012, 10:21:10 PM
I'm looking out the window, waiting for hell fire. But no such luck.
3  General Category / General Discussion / Re: Oh my Good Lord Jesus... HAPPY 12/12/12!!!!! on: December 12, 2012, 03:16:00 PM
I find this post funny, since I consulted with deathclock, where I found out I'll turn out to be 94 years old, sitting on my space lawn chasing off space brats on hoverboards with my space-rifle.
4  General Category / General Discussion / Re: Fun with trolls... and not the good kind... on: November 19, 2012, 07:59:26 PM
Sounds like a real twat.
5  Development / Blog / Re: Strange Research... on: November 19, 2012, 07:24:23 PM
I have a little thought too add to farming.

Where I come from there are very little water to, well water crops with, and in the old days we used something called "sjeltreko" with "vassveger"(aquaducts) too water crops with, it is basically a water shovel.

Here is a piece of an article of a neighboring town that I found:

"Lom has a long tradition of water, or rather with too little water. And although Lom has the best drinking water in Norway, the farms in Lom have struggled to get enough water for their fields. Therefore, farmers had to bring water from the snowy mountains and down to the valleys, using aqueducts (vassveg). The tool they used to spread the water over their fields is called a "Skjeltreko", and it resembles a large spoon or ladle."

Just a thought for mountain-based villages and the like.





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