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Because that's how far from LEGOLAND you said you were in a thread in OT some time. Aarhus was the only plausible Danish city at that radius. I remember these things.
As for your new title, I imagine it's for all the times you've told people to register their game and post in the forum they're meant to, as should have been obvious to them if they'd RTFM.
The auto-capitalising LEGOLAND is kind of annoying.
While that does narrow it down somewhat, that still means there are 850 thousand people to get through before we can find out Wagon's secret identity (not that I particularly want to).
One thing I remember Wagon saying is that he has a somewhat rare name that was protected by the Danish government. Now all we have to do is find out what rare names are protected, how many of those individuals are in Aarhus, and have a degree in Nuclear Physics, and we'll get a short list, perhaps something in the order of 1-10 thousand individuals. After that, we just trawl through Aarhus and surprise Wagon in Werewolf costumes.
Heh. I like the image of a city with 1-10 thousand nuclear physics doctoral students, each with a rare name. It's the perfect setting for mad science and villainy.
But as it happens, Aarhus is good enough. One nuke will do - and we can make it look like Wagonlitz caused it too. The perfect crime.
Ah. Though I have stated I live in Århus several times which was why I found the distance from Legoland odd.
The forum does that? I am even pretty sure that isn't correct.
Good luck with that. As mentioned every surname which is used by less than 2000 Danes is protected; meaning there essentially is countless. And even if you somehow gets access to a list with every protected surname in use, it will most likely contain thousands of names if not tens of thousands.
I am pretty sure you would stand a good chance of surviving in the depths of the basements of the physics department. Sure after that deconstruction company not only removed a wall (as they were paid to do), but also destroyed one of the accelerators there aren't any of those really large radiation doors left (you know the ones which you open with a button and who runs on tracks in the floor and open really slow). (Also how on Earth can you think that bringing down a wall with explosives is a good idea.)
That fatal demolition can be seen in this video from the physics department; you can see the door starting to tilt before going back again and ramming into the wall.
http://owww.phys.au.dk/main/historie/blast002.avi
It is this kind of door there used to be several of.
But still. There is lead in the meter think walls for instance unless I am really misremembering. And if everything else fails then there are countless lead bricks down there which are used for instance around ASTRID. (When you start ASTRID a siren goes off---you know the kind you otherwise only hear in atomic power plants. On the other hand it is needed, since if you e.g. stands by the microtron for a minute while it is running, then you die.)
Also the physics department is build into the really steep hills of northern Århus.
It was meant to be odd.
I think it's a combination of forum+browser that determines your spellchecker. For me it fully capitalises LEGOLAND, and the first letter of Wikipedia. It doesn't automatically capitalise Google, but does show it as a red underlined spelling mistake.
Given the number of nuclear physics doctoral students at Aarhus University is more like 1-10 rather than 1-10 thousand, and they're named on the university's website, you're only properly anonymous if it's not up to date. Or if I've misjudged your level of study. Oddly enough it's much harder to find a list of protected Danish names on an English website than it is to find a list of students studying what you are where you are.
I am only a masters student. Also even if you found a list you would still need to know if the name was a rare one or a common one which you might not be able to judge.
What do you mean?
Weird. The part of the website I was in seems to have changed in the last few hours. Nuclear physics has been added but only shows paid researchers rather than students, while subatomic physics has been removed - and it was the one that listed all its post-doc, PhD, masters and bachelors students. I can still get to those pages through my history, but not through the pages I went through earlier. Though there's still a list of all PhD students.
AU changes their website constantly and is notoriously hard to navigate due to that. Us students have the idea that there probably are some superfluous people in the administration who try to make themselves relevant by constantly demanding changes to the website.
Just wanna put out a reminder that the lite game needs 3, (4 if daffius can't play) more players
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/foru...liv-the-great-peril-of-salt-lake-city.877663/
https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/foru...liv-the-great-peril-of-salt-lake-city.877663/
If you get 16 and no more you can always give a Falcbot a go. Skip the night 0 hunt, and have a 1/13 chance of there being no seer (which you'd have to announce to the players the result of).
It's not like the night 0 hunt is that valuable for information, even if players sometimes pretend it is.
It's not like the night 0 hunt is that valuable for information, even if players sometimes pretend it is.
Not for this one. Maybe the next one, but it's unlikely I'll be playing a Lite any time soon. The pick point Big was meant to be a bit of chaotic fun until I ended up co-ordinating the entire evil team. I've had my fill.
The year of 1866 finds you under the domain of strange stars. If there is a bright centre of civilisation New Zealand is the colony that it is furthest from; and if there is a bright centre to the colony then the rain-soaked strip of land tucked between the Southern Alps and Tasman Sea that is the West Coast is similarly removed. But there is one glow that has brought in the moths from all corners of the world to the fledgling frontier settlement of Hokitika - gold.
Perhaps you were once a bastard son of English gentry, or a London student whose family has fallen on hard times, or a Chinese orphan, or an Australian trader; but here in a gold town you are what you make of yourself. And there is plenty to be made, for the fields are rich. Miners are bringing back nuggets and dust in vast quantities for the bankers to register; while the hoteliers, drug dens and members of the oldest profession attempt to relieve the diggers of their payment at the soonest opportunity. Politicians too have been drawn in, as Westland is soon to be made a county of its own.
But wherever there is fortune there are those wishing to create misfortune. Smugglers looking to remove pure gold without notifying customs and perhaps without any legal claim to it, while bringing in the opium that so many are addicted to; blackmailers, hoping to find or create dark secrets from which to profit; various shysters and scammers plotting to ensnare the vulnerable. To survive in the wild West Coast you will need your wits, and favourable stars guiding your path.
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What you're saying is that you think it's funny that faced with the budget dilemma of strippers or cat food, Danish physicists went with the latter?
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Seems an odd thing to remind people of when there has been no instances of it.