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http://www.strangeark.com/reprints/ptero.html
In September, 1939, the West African Review contained an article "Living Monster or Fabulous.Animal?" Readers will recollect that some years earlier there had been a type of "Challenger Expedition" into Central Africa to search the Iruwuni forests of the Belgian Congo for a huge, mysterious, antedeluvian monster. "Is the Brontosauros still alive in the morasses of the Congo?" were the headlines in some of the London papers...
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U.S.Planned Canada Invasion -- in 1930
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30 (UPI) -- Jokes aside, the United States does indeed have a bold war plan for attacking Canada -- only thing is, it`s almost 76 years old.
The Washington Post says the plan is a 94-page document that was approved by the War Department in 1930, a blueprint for battle that includes a step-by-step plan to invade, seize and annex The United States` neighbor to the north.
First, according to the plan, the U.S. military sends a joint Army-Navy overseas force to capture Halifax, cutting the Canadians off from their British allies. Then forces would seize Canadian power plants near Niagara Falls, so the Canadians would 'freeze in the dark,' as the Post`s version said.
Then the Army invades on three fronts -- from Vermont, North Dakota and the Midwest -- while the Navy seizes the Great Lakes and blockades Canada`s Atlantic and Pacific ports.
The invasion plan was declassified in 1974, the word 'SECRET' crossed out with a heavy pencil and now sits in a little gray box in the National Archives the Post said.
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Re: In The Mood
I think the Louis Prima and Keely Smith version is better' date=' if we're going to step outside the Pulp era recordings. [/quote']theres something about Louis Prima's stuff that rubs me the wrong way, and I cant place my finger on it...
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a soundtrack for a Pulp game... while working on my Dirty 30s page, I became reacquainted with swing music, and specifically neo-swing, which was a short lived genre back in the early 90s, here are just a few of the bit of music we use while playing pulp (these are used in a urban setting)
NeoSwing - bands:
Alien Fashion Show
Asleep at the Wheel (Texas Swing)
The Atomic Fireballs
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Brian Setzer Orchestra
Cherry Poppin' Daddies
Duke Heitger and His Swing Band
Electric Swing
Honey Drippers
Karista and the Speak Easy Spies
Royal Crown Revue
Squirrel Nut Zippers
Taco (Specifically, the LP Swing Classics)
Zoot Suit Revue
Soundtracks:
The Mask
Swing Kids
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Singles:
David Lee Roth - Just A Gigolo (I Ain't Got Nobody)
David Lee Roth - Bad Habits
Internet Radio
Please feel free to add to this list!
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Re: So if I have 30 rPD/30 rED armor...
30" per Segment' date=' or 30d6 for a long fall. Theres a whole section on falling in the main rulebook. I dont have a copy handy, but its in the 400's, in the Enviroment chapter.[/quote']I really wasnt asking the question to get an answer
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Re: So if I have 30 rPD/30 rED armor...
what is terminal velocity in Hero system?
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Re: Mayan Ruins
Fantastic pictures' date=' but honestly, it's all about the Supermonkeys!!! Now we know where Gorilla City REALLY came from. [/quote']I got a picture of a lazy monkey, does that count?
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Here are some pictures I took while in the Yucatan Penensula back in April. I doctored them up to remove the tourists and to give them an "old" feel. The First two images are from Altun Ha in Belize, the rest are from the Chichen Itza ruins in Mexico
http://blog.gargoyleslanding.com/permalink.asp?id=97
Edit: changed the URL to a direct link, cause Im getting ready to add more stuff
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Re: Pulp Hero Resources
here's a history of Aeronautics, just punch in the years and get a timeline
http://www.centennialofflight.gov/timeline/search_timeline.cfm
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Re: Inner-Earth Update
I dont normally buy pdfs... I will make an exception this time
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Re: ape men and missing links...
Have you ever smelled a barrel of monkeys?
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Re: Stalin's Legion of Super-Apes!
scooped!
http://www.herogames.com/forums/showpost.php?p=917538&postcount=24
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Re: ape men and missing links...
Speaking of Ape-Men... how about Stalin's half-man, half-ape super-warriors?:
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Re: Pulp Hero Resources
There's some deck plans, but the image is way too small to really look at...I have the deckplan here 217k in size:
http://www.paper-dragon.com/1939/images/queenmarydeckplan.jpg
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Re: Possible peculiar scenario idea
Darn, I misread that as a Possible Pellucidar scenario idea
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Re: Help me flesh this out...
What exactly do you need us to help flesh out?anything that you see that might be a problem, other organizations, etc...
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Wanted Dead or Alive
You are a mutant. You weren’t born this way; you are a victim of a government manufactured virus that attacked your DNA. The CDC reported that over 250,000 people died from this virus, you were one of the “lucky†ones. Unfortunately the population at large fears you.
The church, under the direction of Cardinal Sin, has declared you an abomination and that you must be destroyed and they will use any holy relic in their possession to complete this task.
The Governments of the world want you in their arsenal at any cost, if they cant have you alive, they will gladly take you dead so the can dissect you and find out what makes you tick.
Bounty hunters are looking to reap the benefits of bounties placed upon your head by both the church and the federal government.
The best you can do is lure the public onto your side which is difficult because of the actions of other like you.
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Re: Train, Train
Gurps Old West has some maps of train cars. Dont know if these will be outdated for pulp use.there is only so many ways you can configure a rail car
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Re: Train, Train
Im sure you will find something in here...
http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&lr=&q=+site:www.railpage.com.au+car
and something else...
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Re: Something I found in a restroom!
I don't know how yet' date=' but both of the vehicles must show up in one of my games.[/quote']dont forget this car as well
http://www.autoweteran.gower.pl/concept/1938_Phantom_Corsair.jpg
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Re: Something I found in a restroom!
if were talking about neat/strange real vehicles of the era, we cant forget the snow cruiservery cool! heres another link with some more photos
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Re: Something I found in a restroom!
It looks unusual, but rather ungainly. IIRC, regular cars with a normal wheelbase had enough problems navigating Africa - I can only imagine how much trouble this vehicle had.Looks cool regardless.
Pick up a copy of SOUTH OF THE SAHARA by Attilio Gatti to find out (I just ordered it myself)
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hanging on a wall in the restroom of a local food establishment was an ad for International Trucks "Jungle Yachts" from 1938... I managed to scrounge up a few scans of the ad when I got home...
http://www.paper-dragon.com/1939/images/jungleyachtadv.jpg
EDIT: Aquired a better scan!
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Re: Pulp Locations/Vehicles/Nifty Stuff!
Wait, quick question... Where's the bridge?Did I miss the bridge?
Jak
Im going to take a wild guess and say the fore corridore on the lower level leads to the bridge
Raiding the Icebox
in Pulp Hero
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Re: Raiding the Icebox