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Nice

Anyone feel like converting an 'Operation' board game into an Ork version?

Very cool

Very very cool. And good work painting the ork :-)

Anyone feel like converting an 'Operation' board game into an Ork version?

hahahah.

"Don' touch dat!"

i can only imagine what would happen if you did that at a catholic school....
you and your daughter are officially awesome.

Whats a Catholic school got to do with a pic of an Ork?

Do you mean like a really hardline creationist school?

yeah, a friend of mine goes to one. he once got detention for having a "devil-motif." a tyranid hormagaunt.

Greatest dad ever.

That is amazing! Did she get an A?

A+
That's cool! I want one...

 the shrouded lord wrote:
i can only imagine what would happen if you did that at a catholic school....

Depends on the Catholic School. Only one of the ones I went to(my Pre-K through 4th grade) would've had any issue with it.

When in doubt, just make it Orky!

Wahoo! Let's let the Waaaaagggggghhhh! out!

 ChainswordHeretic wrote:
her presentation is from the point of view of someone training imperial guard on target priority when in combat with orks!

Really? Combat target priority was her idea? Is your daughter Hitgirl? This is pretty cool, but it is less cool if you 'took over' and did what you wanted to do, while she would have preferred Winnie the Pooh. I hope that isn't what happened

considering high school, his daughter is probably as old as me. so 15 or 14? i don't think whinie the pooh would be her first choice. not that i know anything about or can claim to actually judge that person's thoughts.

Definitely late teens. If she's a player then this 'ain't a suprise.

Father of the Year!

Really? Combat target priority was her idea? Is your daughter Hitgirl? This is pretty cool, but it is less cool if you 'took over' and did what you wanted to do, while she would have preferred Winnie the Pooh. I hope that isn't what happened

Totally her idea, Sera has always been supported in what she wants to do.

considering high school, his daughter is probably as old as me. so 15 or 14? i don't think whinie the pooh would be her first choice. not that i know anything about or can claim to actually judge that person's thoughts.

Definitly not Whinie the Pooh! Although she is pretty eclectic in her tastes. She long boards, shoots bow and arrow, has a Black belt in Taekwondo, Plays first person games on the computer (especially elder scroll's), is lead clarinet in marching band, plays sax in the jazz band, and debates! But although she plays 40k with me on occasion she prefers the books a little more, that's where she got the idea from.

Just thought I'd check this out and it's brilliant. I would have that on the wall of my games room (when I get one…)

And congratulations to your daughter for coming in third, good effort!

 ChainswordHeretic wrote:

Definitly not Whinie the Pooh! Although she is pretty eclectic in her tastes. She long boards, shoots bow and arrow, has a Black belt in Taekwondo, Plays first person games on the computer (especially elder scroll's), is lead clarinet in marching band, plays sax in the jazz band, and debates! But although she plays 40k with me on occasion she prefers the books a little more, that's where she got the idea from.

Hat off to you sir, raising the next generation of Awesome.

It should be mandatory to represent this in every class on Terra.

If this doesn't get an A+ you're gonna have to change schools