Intro Thread - Newbie
Im basically just wanting to ask if anyone wants to show me around
Having said that Bradmill is a great amateur explore, easy to locate with basic google skills and absolutely devoid of security.
Deathstar on the other hand is probably not somewhere you will be going in a hurry seeing as even if someone happened to drop the location it has multiple padlocks to keep people out.
Also never heard of either of the groups you have mentioned. Are they graffers or what?
And how small is this small group of friends? Ages etc?
I have no problems exploring with new people but I like to know a bit about them before I go dropping every place I know in Melbourne.
Cheers, Echo.
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Better to be safe then sorry..Echo wrote:
I have no problems exploring with new people but I like to know a bit about them before I go dropping every place I know in Melbourne.
Cheers, Echo.
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http://www.teknomulisha.com.auEcho wrote:Also never heard of either of the groups you have mentioned. Are they graffers or what?
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I swear to God I only get 1 negative rating a day.... So wanted to give you a minus. This system sucks.Midget wrote:http://www.teknomulisha.com.auEcho wrote:Also never heard of either of the groups you have mentioned. Are they graffers or what?
http://www.destroyordinary.com
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I know these locations come up every so often, here are some handy facts about a certain location in question:Wyatt1 wrote:Hi I am a 19 living in the northern suburbs of Melbourne, I am wanting to know how to get to either the Deathstar or the Bradmill in Melbourne which are good places to start off. I also have a small group of friends who would like to tag along with me.
Only one of these was ever fully built, the one Echo was shown, Deathstar. They finished demoing that on Monday, was a bit of a shock, I'm sure Echo knows this.
There were two more that were never fully completed, for whatever reason, they too have their own names.
There was also a scaled down version known as "Darksaber", which was also demoed, but quite a while before.
There's more info on the internet.
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These were definite fun times.Wyatt1 wrote: Tekno Mulisha squat party group
Did you go to the Crack one too?
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One Death Star was completely built by the Empire, with a second and third one never reaching full completion, as well as a prototype being in existence. In addition, a scaled-down version, the Tarkin, and a Hutt knockoff, the Darksaber, would be created by the Empire and Durga the Hutt, respectively.
Both Death Stars were destroyed by the Rebel Alliance shortly after they became operational. The first Death Star was destroyed by Luke Skywalker, with the help of Han Solo, and the second Death Star was destroyed by Wedge Antilles and Lando Calrissian. Prior to the second Death Star being built, the Galactic Empire tested out a planetary superlaser for protecting its installations on the planet of Dubrillion. At some point after the second's destruction, the Rebel Alliance also attacked and destroyed a third Death Star. Following their destruction, other planet-devastating superweapons followed, including the Galaxy Gun, the Darksaber, the Sun Crusher, and the World Devastators.
Even has pictures:
What weird stuff are you on about?
But I was trying to be helpful. :/Echo wrote:I swear to God I only get 1 negative rating a day.... So wanted to give you a minus. This system sucks.