People's Army of Sonoma

Hello everyone. i'm at work and bored as heck. nothing really to do. It's not fun. 4 more hours till i can go home and play uo. it's too long. I hope everyone is home safe and warm playing uo. cause thats what you should wanna do on a day like this. In jersey it is not 5:43 and about 30 deg outside. it's not fun and very cold. yay me. yippy. ok well there is enough rambling on now so have a good night and i hope i switch to days soon cause i wanna do some events. ok well yeah maybe i'm not done but ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ok yeah can you tell i'm bored it's not very fun and i wonder how many of you will actuall read this whole thing or read it at all. oh well have a good day and night and i'll talk to everyone soon yay for uo WOOT WOOT

Hey Bart, What part of Jersey are you from ? I lived there for 11 years. I was about 20 minutes from New Brunswick. I lived in a to small of a town to mention hehe

I'm about 10 min away from newark in the oranges. and yet again another boring cold day. to much to do not enough motivation to do it.

dear just to let you know you live up north so life will get even colder and motivation will not move unless you try harder and build up a fire

love bri

But the school i work for is made of bricks and concrete. how am i supposed to burn that?? any suggestions would be highly appriciated

with the right chemicals you can get anything to burn

Rome burned, and it was 99% marble.



KD

Actually most of Rome was made from mud brick.

that still confuses me, how can mud burn? hehe

KD

with gasoline. hhmm probably didn't have that in there back packs though huh.

depending on what the mud was made of such as high in grass or weeds that would allow the mud to burn...i mean think about it


grass gets eaten then digested then expelled from the body dries out and is burnable...before burning mix with water and form into a shape let dry and then burn....makes sense to me just dont want to be the person handling the wet "mud"


love bri

what are we doing talking about burning stuff down where does thrax live

The romans used a form of concrete.
Somehow they got the idea to mix some lime from a nearbye vocaneo.
This gave it the red color we now associate with their work.
The marble is just a thin pannel over the ugly bricks.

As for burning it down.
They also invented a form of naplam. Known as greek fire.

Ask One of our 'old Men' about how to burn down a city with naplam.
20 years in combat arms. OMG drakelord, are you crazy? Everyone's luck runs out sometime.

ok. were spending to much time thinking about how to burn the place to the ground and not enough time thinking about me. this is MY post it's all about ME gosh darnet. SO anywho i'm at work yet again bored and sick of painting this brick wall. which i would love to burn. I go back on days Monday which means i can start doing events again at night. YAY ME. and start having fun and getting to bed at a humanly hour. this is gonna be a long annoying reply but hey it is MY post. so Ha. thank you all for sharing this lovely time with me talking about how to burn my work but remember there are 20 out of 600 people here that are innocent. so we have to work the 20 people first. MY post is done.

Sincerly,
Bored Bart

one word flamestrike


love bri