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Heathansson wrote:
houstonderek wrote:
Heathansson wrote:
REAL vampires rock. Pretty underwear model vampires are suckage.
It's a movie. Who cares if the town wasn't authentic?
The Gators are still gonna kick your ass in.
"Real" vampires? Dude, you're supposed to clean with the Lysol, not inhale the vapors..
And, sorry, Colt will be wearing gator skin boots walking out of the Rose Bowl...
:)
Tim Tebow will throw Colt McCoy's heart into the sun, causing cell phone service to be interrupted.
Chuck Norris will be in awe, and Tim will throw him his jersey.
That's if we beat Alabama.
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Zombieneighbours wrote:
Heathansson wrote:
Zombieneighbours wrote:
Heathansson wrote:
And I know I'm agreen with zombieneigbhors, but it's only semantics;
he just likes the movie cos the Alpha Vamp looked up and said, ".....no God....."
Yes, clearly i like the film because it has atheist vampires...clearly... *Rolls eyes.*
You know you got a Chris Matthewsian thrill up your leg.
Sorry cultural differences mean that this comment means as much to me as me putting on a John Humphrys voice and saying 'Get up you lying f%ck so i CAN KICK YOU AGAIN.'* would mean to you :P
*See dylan moran for what english radio news is like in the morning.
Very well, an attempt at metaphor in the Queense' colloquial then......
I would say you had a thrill up your leg nearly identical to the one that Vyvyan Basterd's roommate Wrick would have upon finding out that Cwiff Wichad was going to sing Wired for Sound at his 21st bethday potty.
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houstonderek wrote:
Heathansson wrote:
REAL vampires rock. Pretty underwear model vampires are suckage.
It's a movie. Who cares if the town wasn't authentic?
The Gators are still gonna kick your ass in.
"Real" vampires? Dude, you're supposed to clean with the Lysol, not inhale the vapors..
And, sorry, Colt will be wearing gator skin boots walking out of the Rose Bowl...
:)
Tim Tebow will throw Colt McCoy's heart into the sun, causing cell phone service to be interrupted.
Chuck Norris will be in awe, and Tim will throw him his jersey.
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David Fryer wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
And even better, I stopped by my LGS, it's not friendly yet, and for being the 100th customer there since they opened I got a free book. And they were unpacking Draconomicon II. ** spoiler omitted **
Sweet.
Seven, count them, svn new dragons in there, plus new coatal, kobolds, and draks, and the draconians are back.
You know, just the other day, on a lark, I was musing to myself and nobody in particular, that....though inherently intrinsic to Dragonlance, draconians really aren't mutually exclusive to the aforementioned campaign setting.
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Sebastian wrote:
James Jacobs wrote:
Wow. That was close. I thought for a terrible second that someone was badmouthing Alien. If that were the case, I'm afraid I would have had to lock down this thread and ban a lot of people. And then I'd burn down all of the copies of Pathfinder #28 in punishment and protest and move to Alaska to live life as a misanthropic hermit.
Close call, is all I'm saying. Whew.
No one would say that.
Now Aliens, that's another story. I think we can all agree that movie is terrible and completely ruined the Alien mythos.
Edit: Why are the words "BANNED FOR LIFE" suddenly on my screen with a timer counting down?
Oh. Your joking.
Don't scare me.
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Start simple:
you don't need to pull a whole world out of your ass, just a village.
Then you need some orcs bandits or something hassling the villagers. Maybe they're wererats too, seeing as this guy's a damn werewolf.
And an old graveyard that some dumb kid took a dare and decided to spend the night in, only there's skeletons walking around there at night.
If the party is all mercenary and wants gold to save the kid, hell....say the kid's mom is single, and she's a major MILF.
And THEN, when the werewolf inevitably breaks bad and a villager sees him all wolfed out,....well, it gets back to the group that "somebody has contacted the Inquisitors" about him.
Who are the inquisitors? Nobody'll say. They're that bad. But they DON'T like werewolves. It's like Boba Fett and his mask; the unknown badass. The unquantifiable.
What do YOU think the inquisitors are? You're the dungeonmaster.
If THAT turns your crank, that power, it's worth it.
I don't know what to do about the silver dragon though. Is this beast walking around with them like Lassie or something? Silver dragons have important stuff to do besides nursemaiding a bunch of 2nd level pogues.
I'd have a hawk fly up, whisper something in the dragon's ear, and then the dragon looks astonished; looks at the party and says, "I.....no time to explain,......I gotta go..."
I don't get it.
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Zombieneighbours wrote:
Sebastian wrote:
Set wrote:
Heathansson wrote:
1) Necromancers that aren't evil
2) misunderstood monsters/witches/mystical punk rockers/whathaveyou that aren't really evil after all, just misunderstood.
3) Pagans who eviscerate the evil Christians.
Wow, I don't think I've *ever* seen 1 or 3 in any show, novel or movie, ever. 2 seems pretty common, these days, 'though.
1 is the modern day equivalent of the dual weapon drow elf. It's cliche and overdone, yet everyone who builds one thinks it's original and new.
As a player of a non-evil necromancer i can but say, Pish-posh. I think it is neither original or new, but rather steeped in literary tradition and gothic romance. It is a nod of the head to hollow one, euthanatos, Foxglove form Death: The Time of Your Life, Dr. Frankenstien, 19th century spiritualists and many other cool thing. And I am still the only person i know personally who has played one in DnD, so i am happy with that.
Pish posh? I rest my case.
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Sebastian wrote:
Set wrote:
Heathansson wrote:
1) Necromancers that aren't evil
2) misunderstood monsters/witches/mystical punk rockers/whathaveyou that aren't really evil after all, just misunderstood.
3) Pagans who eviscerate the evil Christians.
Wow, I don't think I've *ever* seen 1 or 3 in any show, novel or movie, ever. 2 seems pretty common, these days, 'though.
1 is the modern day equivalent of the dual weapon drow elf. It's cliche and overdone, yet everyone who builds one thinks it's original and new.
I credit you with pointing out the blip on the radar screen for me on this one.
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Mikhaila Burnett wrote:
I'm not sure of the veracity of this, but I heard that a set of statistics was run for graduating high school seniors in Texas. When asked "What is the nearest foreign country?" 73% said "Canada"
To which my response was "Damn! That's almost a third!"
The other 37% said Oklahoma.
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