Pascal (post: 1384395) wrote:DR. STEEL. DR. STEEL.
End propaganda.
Pascal (post: 1384570) wrote:Thank you, soon we will work together to build a Utopian Playland! A world where we can all be granted freedom that is being declared psychology insane. I'm insane... so now I can howl at the moon on whim whenever I want to... people stare, but then I just inform them of my mental condition, they give me an approving look and walk slowly and kindly away!
Haven (post: 1384245) wrote:http://cgi.ebay.com/Sport-Glass-2-5x-Folding-Opera-Binoculars-Japan_W0QQitemZ280482133125QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item414e09b485
That is more or less the same as my pair of binoculars. You press a button and they pop open, and can fold back down into the case for carrying.
Nadia (post: 1384306) wrote:Any other Steampunk bands out there? Recommendations?
jim_wijit (post: 1385281) wrote:I recommend The Clockwork Quartet. They only have two songs out so far but they are amazing.
http://clockworkquartet.com/music.php
rocklobster wrote:Would Full Metal Alchemist be steampunk-related?
rocklobster (post: 1385316) wrote:Would Full Metal Alchemist be steampunk-related?
jim_wijit (post: 1386515) wrote:I don't think I'd call it related to steampunk directly though it is definitely a similar kind of thinking. Only instead of extrapolating "What it would be like if they had continued using steam power?" it's "What if they had continued using alchemy?".
Davidizer13 (post: 1386533) wrote:On that note, Final Fantasy 6 has both of the above: magic and steam power, extrapolated to advance the world's technology. Like mecha, powered by steam created from the energy drawn from magical beings.
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