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PA-Design : Accueil Alignment and Intelligence The problem of alignment is an old and complex one. If a player really wishes to use his character's alignment to guide him in play, he may find the paragraphs pertaining to alignment in the game rules to be too general and difficult to apply. The solution to this difficulty lies with the gaming group and DM, who have the authority to define specifically what is meant by each alignment in the context of the particular campaign. There is another difficulty involved in using alignment in role-playing. A chaotic character may realize that acting on his own behalf would destroy the group and all its members. Intelligence of 7 or less The character's alignment is inarticulate and unrationalized. Intelligence of 8-11 This character has at least some rational justification for his alignment tendencies. Intelligence of 12-15 A character in this category belongs to some specific philosophical school or holds some specific religious doctrine. Intelligence of 16-17 Intelligence of 18 or above

Konstantina Papadakou (dinakiwmp) on we heart it / visual bookmark We Heart It Drag to reposition cover Konstantina Papadakou Witty 24 Hurt 43 10 months ago in collection: Books Heart this image about a year ago in collection: Colorful about a year ago in collection: Art about a year ago in collection: Harry Potter about a year ago in collection: Change Mode about a year ago in collection: Books about a year ago in collection: L.O.V.E. about a year ago in collection: Hurt next » Scroll to Top page of 26 1000 Awesome Things | A time-ticking countdown of 1000 awesome things by Neil Pasricha 20 Craziest Job Interview Questions and the Right Answers Skip to comments. 20 Craziest Job Interview Questions and the Right Answers MoneyWatch ^ | May 30, 2011 | Lynn O'Shaughnessy Posted on Fri Aug 5 19:53:16 2011 by Slings and Arrows Nobody has to tell you that it’s a rough job market. So when you do finagle a job interview, you’ll want to shine. -snip- Procter & Gamble: Sell me an invisible pen. Facebook: Twenty five racehorses, no stopwatch, five tracks. Citigroup: What is your strategy at table tennis? Google: You are climbing a staircase. Capital One: How do you evaluate Subway’s five-foot long sub policy? Gryphon Scientific: How many cocktail umbrellas are there in a given time in the United States? Enterprise Rent-A-Car: Would you be okay hearing “no” from seven out of 10 customers. Goldman Sachs: Suppose you had eight identical balls. Towers Watson: Estimate how many planes are there in the sky. Lubin Lawrence: If you could describe Hershey, Godiva and Dove chocolate as people, how would you describe them? More questions at source. 21. Once.

Chisa's Answers to The 20 Craziest Job Interview Questions Procter & Gamble: Sell me an invisible pen. I already did, and you may also find that I have already replaced invisible money into your bank account as well. Facebook: Twenty-five racehorses, no stopwatch, five tracks. This is one of those trick questions to see if I'm going to blow all my money on lottery tickets or something, isn't it? Citigroup: What is your strategy at table tennis? My strategy at table tennis, which everyone who is not an alien probe sent to scout on our species' homeworld for possible invasion calls “ping pong”, is to be as far away from anyone that plays table tennis as possible. Google: You are climbing a staircase. There is only one distinct way to climb a staircase: upwards. Capital One: How do you evaluate Subway’s five-foot long sub policy? Dude, it's not like we're talking about the debt ceiling or gay marriage here. Gryphon Scientific: How many cocktail umbrellas are there in a given time in the United States? I'm pretty much just not answering this one. 10!

Kartoen WebGL Bookcase Unfortunately, either your web browser or your graphics card doesn't support WebGL. We recommend you try it again with Google Chrome. Things Ariel Taught Me Ariel. In 1989, she was who every young girl wanted to be. This Little Mermaid proved that if you work hard and play your cards right, you can have your cake and eat it too… on a boat, with your Prince and fireworks. Let’s face it: even now, I want to be her – drop-dead gorgeous, amazing hair, can sing like you wouldn’t believe, owner of the perkiest boobs EVER, former undersea Princess, rule breaker, trouble maker, problem solver, Prince-marrier and just naive enough to be cute. All these years later, I’ve realized Ariel schooled me on some very important tips on growing up: - Never show up late to a party your parents are throwing. - You don’t have to be satisfied with the status quo: it’s okay to push the envelope, just remember to watch out for sharks. - One cavern can hold a lot of wonders and being a little bit of a hoarder is okay as long as nobody knows about it. - Everyone needs a Dinglehopper. - Jamaicans are the voice of reason. - Persistence is key. Image via FanPop

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