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I dont usually so PDF reading,  sure; I am glad I have them, and in cases like T5, where I haven't been able to find affordable paper copies.  It isnt even an aesthetics thing (though it kind of is that as well).  The fact is that, even though it is part of my job and hanging out here, stafing at a screen is actively unpleasant for me.  It isnt too far removed from staring into a 15 watt light bulb for hours on end.  Unpleasant.

 

I am not going to type out all my thoughts on T5- so far I have more than I ever want to type (which is saying something, I think), and I am exactly 54 pages into this 656 pqge book.

 

I did want to take a moment to share my excitement that there is now an official size for the one-credit coin.  (Yes; Miller seems,to have taken a few tips on how-to-Steve EDIT: page count reference; not a control freak reference.  Thanks for the PM, Hero.    ;)  ).  For what it is worth, on page 54, we have a nice size chart (presumably to get us Americans a quick metric refresher) demonstraring that the one-credit coin is 7 milimeters.  This actually seems kind of small, doesn'r it?  Well, I thought it seemed rather small.

 

At least until I scanned across the chart and discovered that the average human is 1.5 MIlLIMETERS tall!

 

Coins don't seem so small now, do they?

 

 

Edited by Duke Bushido
I was alerted to a clarity issue that could be construed as denigration. Hopefully it is fixed now.
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1 hour ago, assault said:


I still like the 4.35 mile wide coins and tiny humans. Was the problem with the units in the PDF, or a Duke's phone issue?

 

 

That is the phone, Sir.  Both measurements are given on millimeters.   Dont know why the phone cannot accept the existence of this unit of measure.  Should be fixed now.

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6 and a half inches worth of kilometers.  (Which said phone just changed to milimeters.  Again!

 

Yeah, I will fix it before I post.  Ballpark it at something like a hundred and seventy kilometers, just eyballing it.  In it's day, it was stupidly, eye-turningly large.  Now everyone is making phone calls on their televisions.

 

 

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