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| - The three boulders in the Legends caverns after the Ancient Wooden Doors are smashable with level 52 Mining and a pickaxe. Immediately after smashing the rock an empty brown rock is visible for a brief moment and then another one will fall down replacing the smashed one. If you fail to mine the boulder your mining ability will suffer -1.
- jest to bardzo potężny bot o 7 m wys a wadze ok 25 w trybie bota , spychacza 35 a triceratopsa aż 45t
- Boulder is a big, skinny, gray tom with a torn, ragged ear. He has blue eyes.
- Boulder is a Rescue Bot that transforms into a bulldozer and is partnered with Graham Burns. Boulder is fascinated with Earth culture and is always eager to learn more from books and other sources. He has a very kind and friendly demeanor.
- Boulder is a Magnus in Baten Kaitos Origins.
- Boulder is an unsplicable block.
- Boulder är en stad i Colorado i USA.
- Boulders are a found in various biomes.
- een boulder is een steen in het nederlands. je komt ze echter niet veel tegen maar je kan ze zeker in de woestijn vinden Categorie:steen
- Boulders are objects that chase after Crash in the first Crash Bandicoot game and Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back during the chase levels, with the exception of Un-Bearable in Crash Bandicoot 2 where a giant polar bear chases after him instead. A much smaller boulder appears in Crash Team Racing in the race track Blizzard Bluff, where it rolls from side to side, squashing any racer that hits it.
- A Boulder is a form of trap that is intended to run over it's victims and crush them to death. They are often triggered when Lara runs past a specific point in an attempt to prevent her from venturing further. Boulders can also come in groups as in the Tibetan foothills or a single giant variation as in the temple of Puna.
- Bounder Colorado is a municpality of less than 100,000 population at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.
- The word boulder is a term used to describe rocks of incredible size. A boulder was used for Superman's fantastic drill shot. Aquaman uses a boulder as a battering ram to break open the door to the great dam's spillway. Walk water is a unique type of water from the Molesville Lagoon that can give both trees and boulders, as well as smaller rocks, the ability to move about by themselves.
- Boulder is the home rule municipality that is the county seat and the most populous municipality of Boulder County and the 11th most populous municipality in the U.S. State of Colorado.
- Boulder is a city in Colorado in the country of Fredonia in northern Vespuciland. Boulder Dam is located near there. A boulder in Spielburg reminded the Hero of Boulder Colorado or was that Boulder Dam.
- The best strategy is to move quickly, and try to jump over, or duck under the rocks. The Shield can be extremely useful against these.
- In Metroid Prime: Federation Force, boulders appear towards the end of M02: Hardball on Bion. They are launched down a steep slope, and bounced off of platforms under which the Federation Force can take cover in order to avoid them. Unlike in Super Metroid, these boulders can be destroyed quite easily. They also appear on Bion in M20: Insurrection.
- Boulder (voiced by Thom Huge) is the top fighter of National Knights, a TV show that Jon's date, Norma is a fan of. Jon inadvertently winds up fighting Boulder. When the fight finally starts, Boulder easily takes Jon down. However, due to his trousers falling down, (thanks to Garfield snipping his belt), Boulder becomes distracted and ends up falling down to the ground.
- The Boulder was a rock that Roger Wilco found on top of a skeleton in the desert. He shoved it on top of a Sarien Spider Droid, causing it to detonate.
- Boulder is just that--a boulder. They fall from chutes in Drill Man's stage at regular intervals if Mega Man gets within range. Mega Man can destroy the boulders, which sometimes leave behind power-ups. The chutes themselves cannot be destroyed. Boulders inflict moderate damage, but really become a nuisance once they hit the ground and break into pieces. However, if Mega Man destroys all of these pieces (usually with a charge shot), they can yield multiple power-ups at once, which comes in handy for refilling life / weapon energy. Standing under the chutes with a charged Pharaoh Shot is a safe and easy way to farm pickups.
- Boulder is a city of more than 90,000 people in southeastern Colorado, United States. Its metro area has almost 300,000 people.
- Boulders can be found in northeastern Grizzly Hills. [[:File:|[, ]]]
- The Boulder is a trap that deals massive amounts of damage to players, NPCs, and monsters alike. It can be crafted with six Stone Blocks at a Tinkerer's Workshop.
- Boulders are recurring obstacles in The Legend of Zelda series. They are simply large rocks that fall from a higher point and follow a random movement pattern. While they, as non-sentient beings, cannot attack as such, they can damage Link by landing on top of him or rolling into him. There is no way to defeat Boulders, and they must simply be averted. Boulders are continually found near mountains.
- Boulder is the fifth level in the Gem Blox Mode section of the Explore Mode in Play Mode in Boom Blox. There are 38 Gem Blox that the player must tumble down in order to complete this level. The player can win Bronze if he/she meets this goal with 5 throws, Silver if 2 throws, and Gold if 1.
- Peel was a fan of the album 'Ripping Christ' and seemed to have discovered the album one year after its official release in America. Tracks from it featured on his shows in early 2002. However he refused to play the track 'Kick The Pregnant' because of the name, despite liking the music. Peel would mention this controversial track in media interviews in 2002, an example coming on the TV programme Room 101 in conversation with host Paul Merton:
- His home was reached by the Skarloey Railway, who then preceded to build a quarry on the cliff-side below it. Rusty was suspicious of it and thought that it may have been watching him. Later, the drilling into the mountain by Thumper caused vibrations that shook Boulder loose from his perch and sent him onto the tracks, creating a path of destruction along the Skarloey Railway, finally terminating by destroying the standard gauge sheds. After this, Sir Topham Hatt closed the quarry and had Boulder moved to a new mountain, close by the yards. It still stands there to this day.
- Boulder is a giant boulder who lives high in the mountains of Sodor. His home was reached by the Skarloey Railway, who then preceded to build a quarry on the cliffside below it. Rusty was suspicious of it, and thought that it may have been watching him. Later, the drilling into the mountain by Thumper caused vibrations that shook Boulder loose from his perch and sent him on a path of destruction along the Skarloey Railway, finally terminating by destroying the standard gauge sheds. After this, the Fat Controller closed the quarry and had Boulder moved to a new mountain, near Boulder's old one. It still stands there to this day.
- Boulder is the bodyguard of Sabine in Fable III. When Sabine speaks to the Hero about the Dweller Camp, he references Boulder, stating that the Dwellers are simple folk. Boulder replies only in the form of grunts meaning he may not be very intelligent, he doesn't like to speak much, or he is unable to talk. As Sabine's bodyguard, Boulder accompanied his master into Bowerstone during the revolution, helping him destroy the gates that barred entrance into other districts of the city. He also saved his master at least once during the conflict, alerting the distracted Sabine to a nearby grenade.
- Boulder was, long ago, a place where advanced scientific research took place. The University of Colorado, IBM, and Ball Aerospace were located here. Supported by money from Denver's industry and an active military presence, Boulder scientists made advances in medicine (bio med gel was invented here), alternate energy sources, robotics, and even developed a power armor prototype. Unfortunately, leakage from the Rocky Mountain Arsenal (a nearby toxic waste dump/weapons storage location) caused a poisonous cloud that killed a lot of people in Denver. As an apology, the military funded a program to create a self-sustaining research dome, capable of withstanding a nuclear attack. This "city of the future" was to be a prototype for settlements on the moon and other planets.
- The headings in this section provide links to some of the topics in the Ideas Bank. Click on the Ideas Bank link, or to see a full list of topics. The City of Boulder has created an Urban Wildlife Management Plan which sets policies for managing and protecting urban wildlife.[1] Also, the city's parks department has a Conservation Team which monitors parks (including wetlands, lakes, etc) to protect ecosystems.[2] From time to time, parks and hiking trails are closed to conserve or restore ecosystems.[3] Under Boulder law, extermination of prairie dogs W requires a permit. [5]
- A boulder is a huge stone, represented by ` by default (customisable through the boulder option). Although technically considered items, they behave differently from other items in many ways. If you move onto a square containing a boulder, you will try to push it to the next square in line. If this fails, you will be unable to enter the square, unless your inventory is almost empty (except for gold). Pushing boulders exercises the player's strength, and can be used as a "gym" to make a weak character stronger.
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