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I was forced once again to play D&D without the aid of rulebooks Friday evening. What was interesting was not the fact that we could remember most of the relevant rules, but the odd characters that resulted. Mr. Shiny played as a halfling fighter in heavy armor wielding only a pair of daggers. The Strength modifier to damage was more than the max damage of the weapon itself. Another player was a half-orc sorcerer (blaster), who wasn't feeling well so left after character creation. The halfling spoke only in randomly chosen verses from Psalms, and when I remembered to have the half-orc speak I played up his 8 wisdom (he had a 16 cha and 10 int). Hilarity ensued.
I know a guy who recently shaved his head. When he walks into a room all the women want to feel his head. One of the things that made me want to shave mine. *snicker*
They should apply ink and toner.
It just seems that the more we know, the more we know how much we don't know.Which is far better than not knowing how much we don't know and not realizing that we don't know everything :) In the immortal words of Donald "Ol' Rummy" Rumsfeld: "There are known knowns- things we know we know. There are known unknowns- things we know we don't know. Finally, there are unknown unknowns- things we don't know we don't know." In a later speech: "Bin Laden is either alive and well, alive and unwell, or dead." Finally, Mark Twain (later quoted by Al Gore) said: "It ain't the things we don't know that hurt us. It's the things that we know for certain that just ain't so." The point of all of my meandering is this: Knowledge is relative. I don't know what that means, but it sounds important, so I'm going to roll with it.
Bastard. You've been sipping tea in Paris, while AWED and I have been sitting through the rather beastly 75-85 degree weather in NewF&$!ingYork. How's that for life. Frostbite to heatstroke in less than a month.
There is no evolution propoganda. Whatever you say, Dr. McKay... Hey, that rhymes!
I had assumed that the factual/scientific record was not up to debateYou must not watch George Bush's speeches: "We need to 'teach the controversy'!" However, the real quetion is: "Is our children learning?' What is they learning? Is they learning creationism in Texas instead of grammar? (Please forgive me. Bush is an idiot.)
I am not out of it. Oh look! A butterfly! And you call me odd. Ohhh let me tell you, back in the day, we didn't even HAVE messageboards. All we had was ROCKS and RAZOR WIRE and the occasional ACID PIT. Oh jeez, those were the days. Now THAT'S threadjacking.
when God tells people involved "if you can find me even ONE person worth saving, I will spare the entire city" and they can't even find one person, it seems to me that it was more than just "pretty bad". God knows people's hearts and souls -- if a group of people are truly beyond saving at all, why should they be kept around? ...and Malthus turned from the path of Origin to eat the sweet, sweet berries. And as he stepped over the line in the sand, it became a great chasm, and the Prior said to Malthus "You have turned from the Ori, and so your village shall burn." Malthus tried to cross the chasm, but fell, and the village was saved. Yay. Hallowed are the Ori. - Jerk Gentry, evil parody twin |
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