ZOMBIE FORUMS

Yeah, it's been a while since I read the archive, but didn't pretty much everyone in Tsuiraku have Japanese-sounding names? I mean, Meji's professor was named *Yukiri*, for Ralph's sake!

So does this make Sara a foreigner somehow?

No, because Meji's in Tsuiraku, and Sara's in <b>Saus.</b>

Two different places, with two separate languages.

That's what Poe means.

You know, I have to wonder if Poe is sick or something, that was a fairly direct answer to our pondering that he gave, only mildly cryptic.

-Rae

Do we actually know that this windmill is in Saus? Particularly since this seems to be a lush area, but the probably-nearby town Sarine was last seen in looked like a desert town out of the Dark Tower novels.

I do think this windmill *is* near Saus, though.


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Big assumption.
There aren't exactly a lot of reference points we can see, or have seen to tell us where the heck that windmill is other in the middle of farm country on the edge of a mountain range.

*plugs ears and starts singing at the top of his lungs*

I second Kami's thought, I can't fricking wait till we are past the FPL page info so all this coorelation mumbojumbo can end.

-Rae

you DO know what windmills did in the 'good old days' on't you...? 0_o

sure, they were used for drug trafficking. right?

What? Doesn't it make sense to have one on the farm? No middle man. You just grind your wheat yourself and sell it to whoever. errr, or am i completely mixing up my internal memories on what they were actually used for.

*comes in wearing a trench coat* Hey man, I have the finest grown wheat you'll find anywhere man. This stuff is the smack. One snort and you'll be all like "Wow man! That is some smack shit!" Yeah, and don't be mistaken man, this is pure windmill grown smack, not that wussie watermill stuff. Those river folk cut their shit, man, ya know? So what'da say, man?

That's a good one Rae.

It's to the south of Saus. This series of strips is obviously the same as the FPL page (which people should just read, and quit whining about, since it stops at this exact point...)


Oh, and Rae, I'll take 10 kilos. (What? Flour's cheap... :)

Maybe because we like an element of surprise in our stories?

My point was that there *are* no suprises in the FPL page, just background info. We already know that Sara drops in on some thugs and ruins their day- that's where the FPL page leaves off. If you want to know a bit of the backstory on Sara and the Wraiths, you can, but if you don't, don't complain because people who have note the similarities and differences.

in dry areas windmills on farms were (are) mainly used as irrigation pumps. They are also used as drainage pumps in soggy areas like swamps and in Denmark. Modern uses include energy production.

Yeah! more pointless trivia that i can squirrel away! Thanks Bealz! :)

Windmill power. It would be great in the Texas Panhandle. Its windy as hell here all the time.

just hook your fingers up to a generator kry, 13.72 Posts per Day! yikes!

Originally a lot of their use was just grinding stuff.

BLM