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My own bookmarks file containing links to reference material, Guides, calculators. Also "The Fisheh Page" containing all Nightfish's Guardians and Guides that I can find. I am the type of person who reads around a subject a lot and this is the info I have found. The Resources also contain a link to avi PvP videos, but if you want to go straight to the videos then PvP VIDEOs HERE
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Few bits and bobs I have tripped over that I found interesting.
Sayings: "FOAD", "RTFM", "The world hates me".
This is Obidos, north of Lisbon, Portugal. Being terrified of heights, I only saw the view from the top of one part of the wall before I chickened out. The photo's in the Gallery were kindly taken by a friend. Buy a painting from the lady at the entrance to the city (not the entrance with the painted tiles, the other one with the VERY steep hill). Belo!
Astrophe, my first cat. I grew up with dogs but being out at work all day, I felt it wouldn't be fair as dogs need company. My next door neighbour had a cute kitten that climbed up her net curtains. That was Astrophe. She was with me from 1997 until 2003 when she went missing. Affectionately known as Blobby (little black blob behind the glass in the door). I walked for hours looking for her and bombarded the area with posters. I still hope a little. Not knowing is horrible. I urge anyone who ever finds an animal to at least contact the owner; even if it is dead. They will appreciate KNOWING.
Ziggy; RIP. I was concerned Astro would be lonely, so in 2000 I got her a little friend from the Cat's Protection League. There we so many cats I just said to the young man "Tell me which one is most in need". He took me to Ziggy. He'd lived on the streets for years and although quite loving (purred like a train) he just looked a bit ragged (checkout that ear!) so he was never adopted. I took him home and he reacted really well to Astro. She hissed, he just stood there. Eventually they chilled and when he eventually would go outside, he wouldn't come back in until she did. He had a fit one night and died as I drove him to the vet. His ashes are on top of a bookcase; he liked high places.
Meet Maria (left) and Teagan (right). I went to the RSPCA regularly to find Astro. I didn't find her but I met these guys. They were so friendly when you pat them through the bars and I was delighted to hear someone at the desk say they wanted them. They were still there the following week and when I asked the staff to open the cage, I found out why. They try to bolt when you are in the same room without the safety of the bars. A bit of time and effort later and they rule the house; Teagan's new plan is to attack things on my computer screen.
This was Cheese. Looks cute, doesn't she? If you read Terry Pratchett, think Greebo. If you don't ready Terry Pratchett: shame on you and think ... hunting tiger. On a trip to the vet I was asked if I would mind a dog being brought near to her, to see how the dog gets on with cats. It was a mid-sized dog. Cheese charged at at, claws out. Oddly the only cat I have ever had that likes men. RIP Cheese. Her ashes are next to Ziggys. She was always trying to climb up there.
I love this road sign. And yes, it is in England.
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