| rdfs:comment | - Shells ist ein Kurzcomic, der anlässlich des Free Comic Book Day 2014 in den USA veröffentlicht wurde. Auf deutsch erscheint der Band am Gratis-Comic-Tag 2016 (14.05.2016) in allen größeren Comicläden in Deutschland.
- The Green Shell is a launchable, which when launched from a player, will start moving. The shell takes 5 bounces on walls before it will break. This can be deadly to players ahead as they must dodge it. It is referred to players as the "worst" shell, mainly because it roams freely instead of targeting a player. The shell is green with black lines.
- "Shells" is 2015 single by Moon Woman about 9/11. It appears on Moon Man's KKKollaboration mixtape.
- Shells are the main income (and expense) of the player's very own Virtual Aquarium and have currency symbol of a small, yellow scallop (File:Storeshell.png).
- Shells are actually the homes of little creatures, but can be seen as a typical beach decoration.
- If you're already familiar with NetBSD, this information may not be particulary new or useful to you. It's not particularly Atari-specific. I do however use this for my own reference when I install NetBSD/atari.
- To me, a shell is inwards-turning. This is not an original thought- the structure of a shell naturally lends itself to ideas of inwardsness. The little animal that lived within it (and for me, its littleness is integral to the experience of it- the littleness makes me feel like I am discovering the animal anew every time I see it) lived to build its house, and its house remains long after the animal has gone, a memorial to a small existence. A shell is an organ of discovery. It is something to be looked into, to be listened to, to be found out. My eye always feels as though it is turning inwards when I look at a shell, curving to match the curve within the opening, to find out the substance of the structure, the process of its building.
- Shells are objects that appear in the Finding Dory world while playing as any figure from the world.
- The Furniture Store and Market sold a special Shell Display Case when you could showcase all of the shells that you have collected. From the blog: Hideeni has returned from his vacation and dress as an octopus will be handing out seashells. He also brought back a beautiful Shell Display Case to display the beautiful souvenir collection on (can be found in the Furniture Shop-Living).
- They deal high amounts of damage and knockback, have a wide spread of shot, and are relatively common.
- Shells, or Koopa Shells, are a family of throwable items present in the Super Smash Flash series, coming directly from the Mario series. There are four kinds of shells, each having its own unique properties which include:
* Green Shell
* Red Shell
* Spiked Shell
* Yellow Shell
- It's possible for Rayman to tame Yellow Shells. First, he must approach it, and run while the Shell is chasing him. The Shell will be worn out for a few seconds, thus giving Rayman a chance to get on it and ride. However, if Rayman does not get on the Shell it will continue it's pursuit.
- Sokka and Suki enter Seashell San's House of Shells, which Sokka proclaims as the "coolest store ever", much to Suki's surprise. After Suki expresses that she was previously unaware of Sokka's fascination with shells, San interjects by saying that his shells are far from ordinary, but in fact are the world's finest collectible shells.
- "Shells" is the sixteenth episode of the fifth season of Angel and the 104th episode overall. Written and directed by Steven S. DeKnight, it was originally broadcast on March 3, 2004 on the WB network.
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| abstract | - Shells ist ein Kurzcomic, der anlässlich des Free Comic Book Day 2014 in den USA veröffentlicht wurde. Auf deutsch erscheint der Band am Gratis-Comic-Tag 2016 (14.05.2016) in allen größeren Comicläden in Deutschland.
- The Green Shell is a launchable, which when launched from a player, will start moving. The shell takes 5 bounces on walls before it will break. This can be deadly to players ahead as they must dodge it. It is referred to players as the "worst" shell, mainly because it roams freely instead of targeting a player. The shell is green with black lines.
- "Shells" is the sixteenth episode of the fifth season of Angel and the 104th episode overall. Written and directed by Steven S. DeKnight, it was originally broadcast on March 3, 2004 on the WB network. Angel and Spike return from England defeated, knowing that the ancient demon spirit Illyria has completely taken over Fred's body, turning her into a super-strong, blue-haired, silver-eyed entity bent on destruction. Upon learning that Knox and Gunn have each contributed to her demise—Knox brought the ancient sarcophagus to Fred in the first place, and Gunn inadvertently allowed it to enter the building—Wesley is bent on revenge and wants to kill both of them, while Angel tries everything to restore Fred. Meanwhile, Illyria tries to locate an ancient temple where she believes she will find an army ready to help her destroy mankind.
- "Shells" is 2015 single by Moon Woman about 9/11. It appears on Moon Man's KKKollaboration mixtape.
- Shells are the main income (and expense) of the player's very own Virtual Aquarium and have currency symbol of a small, yellow scallop (File:Storeshell.png).
- Shells are actually the homes of little creatures, but can be seen as a typical beach decoration.
- If you're already familiar with NetBSD, this information may not be particulary new or useful to you. It's not particularly Atari-specific. I do however use this for my own reference when I install NetBSD/atari.
- To me, a shell is inwards-turning. This is not an original thought- the structure of a shell naturally lends itself to ideas of inwardsness. The little animal that lived within it (and for me, its littleness is integral to the experience of it- the littleness makes me feel like I am discovering the animal anew every time I see it) lived to build its house, and its house remains long after the animal has gone, a memorial to a small existence. A shell is an organ of discovery. It is something to be looked into, to be listened to, to be found out. My eye always feels as though it is turning inwards when I look at a shell, curving to match the curve within the opening, to find out the substance of the structure, the process of its building.
- Shells are objects that appear in the Finding Dory world while playing as any figure from the world.
- The Furniture Store and Market sold a special Shell Display Case when you could showcase all of the shells that you have collected. From the blog: Hideeni has returned from his vacation and dress as an octopus will be handing out seashells. He also brought back a beautiful Shell Display Case to display the beautiful souvenir collection on (can be found in the Furniture Shop-Living).
- They deal high amounts of damage and knockback, have a wide spread of shot, and are relatively common.
- Sokka and Suki enter Seashell San's House of Shells, which Sokka proclaims as the "coolest store ever", much to Suki's surprise. After Suki expresses that she was previously unaware of Sokka's fascination with shells, San interjects by saying that his shells are far from ordinary, but in fact are the world's finest collectible shells. Sokka proclaims that he has wanted to collect shells since youth, and proceeds to ask Suki to hold a shell which sounds like Aang airbending up to her ear. Sokka asks San how much the shell costs, to which he responds that although it is normally priced at fifteen ban, he is willing to sell Sokka two pieces for thirty. Sokka is ecstatic to hear the deal until he realizes that there is no actual discount involved, prompting Suki to call him a goof. While the two have a playful exchange of words, Giya enters the store and is immediately noticed by Jojan who informs his boss that there is another customer. San dismisses her as another fake collector and states that girls do not know shells. According to him, they only entered the store to accompany their boyfriends or pretend to be "as cool" as real collectors. While browsing, Giya picks up a particularly delicate shell, prompting San to warn her to be careful as it came from the old Earth Kingdom colonies. Giya identifies the shell as the housing of a hermit marmoset, and is able to deduce that it is several centuries old from the state of its axial ribs. Interested, she inquires how much it costs, to which San responds that it is likely too expensive for her to purchase. As San and Jojan snicker, Suki interjects and quickly gets into a disagreement with San, who tells her to mind her own business. After calling San out and telling him to treat his customers with respect, San orders Jojan to escort Suki off the premises. Suki repeatedly tells Jojan to keep his hands off, as she is capable of walking herself out. Sokka, still browsing through the store's selection, nonchalantly tells San and Jojan to do as Suki instructs, causing him to be kicked out of the store as well. Jojan tells Suki to stop squirming, and states that he would likely become employee of the month for dealing with her appropriately. Suki tells Jojan one last time to get his hands off, and proceeds to flip him over when he refuses to comply. With his employee unconscious, San decides to deal with the situation himself and attacks Suki with firebending. Suki responds by dodging the firebender's attacks and blocking his chi before leaving the store. Sokka follows behind, noting that some of the shells were lit on fire during the confrontation. Horrified, San wakes Jojan and orders him to get buckets of water to put out the flames. Outside the store, Suki stops Giya to ascertain that she is okay. The young girl thanks her, and asks where she learned to fight. Sokka proudly states that Suki is one of the Kyoshi Warriors, which Giya recognizes as the female fighting force responsible for keeping the Fire Lord safe. Confused, she asks Suki why she is not wearing face paint, but is informed by Suki that she only wears it while on duty. Giya expresses her desire to be as strong as Suki, stating that there are "a lot of jerks" around her village. Unperturbed, Sokka suggests for her to learn some defensive skills with Suki, so that she would be able to defend herself in the future. Giya declines, stating that she is not as strong as Suki. Before Giya can leave, Suki begins to recall stories about Kyoshi Island long before it was separated from the mainland. She tells Giya that the peninsula's seaside marketplace attracted a lot of jerks as well, but that they were handled by Avatar Kyoshi, who visited frequently. Suki states that Kyoshi would offer to teach the women who were victimized how to defend themselves. Eventually, the Avatar gathered a band of disciples who eventually became the first Kyoshi Warriors. As she ends her story, Suki stresses that the strength she has is not intrinsic, but learned. Once again, Suki offers to teach Giya, who responds by saying that she is too shy to learn how to fight by herself. She asks Suki if it is okay to bring along some of her friends, prompting Sokka and Suki to share an approving look. Later, Suki dons her uniform and begins to teach Giya and her friends the fighting style of the Kyoshi Warrior, with Sokka also participating.
- Shells, or Koopa Shells, are a family of throwable items present in the Super Smash Flash series, coming directly from the Mario series. There are four kinds of shells, each having its own unique properties which include:
* Green Shell
* Red Shell
* Spiked Shell
* Yellow Shell
- It's possible for Rayman to tame Yellow Shells. First, he must approach it, and run while the Shell is chasing him. The Shell will be worn out for a few seconds, thus giving Rayman a chance to get on it and ride. However, if Rayman does not get on the Shell it will continue it's pursuit.
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