From: | NightLife habenir@*****.uc.edu |
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Subject: | SR3 Companion Spotted in OZ, but here in Cincy |
Date: | Wed, 31 Mar 1999 23:17:14 -0500 |
>>>well, when I went into my "local store" the other day and asked when
it
>>>was going to be available, tehy proceeded to look through a little book
>>>for ordering. ((From what I gather) since the companion is the same number
>>>as the old one, I think it is listed as an old product. Hence, no due
>date,
>>>no information. Depending on the information-level of your hobby store,
>>>they could just be out of the loop.
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>>To my knowledge it has a different stock number to the
>>old companion, after all it has entirely different cover art.
>>(and damn fine it is, even if it is a rehash.)
>
>Nope. Looking at them both; both of them are stock number 7905. Is the
>cover a rehash? I'm not familiar with it myself, though I like it a lot.
>
Yep it's got the female physical adept with a magic bow of all things. The
ghouls are a good addition but instead of fixing the variants where needed
they just charged 5 bp's more.
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Historically, the Germans had a habit of associating the names of objects
with the sounds they made. In keeping with this tradition when cannons
were first made they became known as the bum for boom! The first 100-
pound bomb was dubbed "ein lautes Bumm " a loud boom!" After the first
atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, they called the fission device
"ein grosses Bumm " or a big loud boom!" The next obvious step was the
fusion, or H-bomb, which was pronounced
"ein grosses lautes Bumm all ist kaput!"
Paraphrased from "Dust" by Charles Pellegrino
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