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I taunted my staff at TFPG that I would be working from the beach all last week. I indeed went to the beach all last week, but did not work. For this, I apologize. (totally worth it though1)


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I apologise for taunting Wes Schneider by pretending I didn't notice his novel in a photo he tweeted.


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I am very, very sorry for FAWTL.


I finally saw Predestination. I enjoyed it, but I must apologize for my brain wanting to see Ethan Hawke's character in a scene holding a "#1 Parent" mug.


I haven't seen Evangelion yet. Sorry about that, Chris.


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I apologize for starting a thread on a touchy subject, won't try that again, as I dislike the taste of my own foot.

Designer

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I apologize for telling everyone on the FAQ Friday thread to come here and apologize about something as a prayer of gratitude!


I apologize. To you, but more, to the two people I may have hurt. Given what one of them said, I have no idea if any effort to get that to either would be recieved - or even welcome. As you do, and have access to that which is gone for most of us, if you think it would be a good thing, I would ask that you show my original apology to whom it would apply, if it is appropriate to do so - I am unsure of either the state it or they are currently in (as it was removed while I was trying to fix it, and I was doing so hastily to be clear), so I leave it to your judgement, whether or not it is a good thing.

I am also sorry for breaking a guideline - it was not part of my intent, as I was not interested in furthering the argument, but merely using it as an example. Beyond that, it wasn't even an attempt to take sides: I'm sorry it came off that way.

In a non-apology, though, I am thankful for the consistent honesty of the staff and faculty here, including yourself. It really helps. Thank you.

I also apologize for any poor spelling, grammar, or really weird word choices in this post: I'm on a phone, and I kind of suck at it. Sorry

EDIT: a whole phrase I somehow let out. Sorry.

Scarab Sages

Good Dame Lambertz, watch out for my-

*KA-BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!!!!!*

...oh dear. My sincere apologies.


Oh Mistress of all that is digital, sweet lady of the web, I humbly apologize for a certain thread I started, never intended it to be an example of poor discourse. My intent was for good civil discourse, seems I have failed, and now that thread is used as an example of what NOT to do, and for this, I am indeed very sorry (not kidding I really am, that whole deal blew up in my face in all sorts of ways and now my mutton chops are on fire, ouch).

Scarab Sages

I apologize for feeding a troll. I just hope I didn't step out of the bounds of decency so I didn't also made your work harder.

Silver Crusade

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Hey, your tale of battling drunk Nazi minigun-totin' shoplifters while the shop was on fire and their miniguns were firing bullets that were on fire was sure something I'll remember fondly.

Or maybe I really shouldn't do the boards when drunk.

Scarab Sages

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See, there goes a good tale, swimming away in a lake of vodka...


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feytharn wrote:
See, there goes a good tale, swimming away in a lake of vodka...

{scribbles notes on possible "Wreck Of The Gorbacz Fitzgerald" song}


I apologize I can't stay away from these boards, and keep making new accounts barely a few months after asking for the previous one to be closed.

I apologize for making that rant.


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I apologize for answering inquisitive & suspicious PCs' questions with just the right sort of wording, that even a high roll Sense Motive can be answered in my favor.

To any of my players, if they read it; finding out too soon beats the fun.
Your GM chooses his words carefully. ;)


I apologize to point out the Paizo staffers might want to update their Wishlists; numbers, availability or lack thereof, shipping address, etc...

And some update to the store, you will understand while updating the wishlists.


Nutcase Entertainment wrote:

I apologize for thinking up of this insanity:

** spoiler omitted **

Or should I apologize for not thinking it up sooner?

I apologize I wasn't able to find a name for it. And I Blame Cosmo for it as well.

And now I apologize for reposting due to formating errors.

craziness:
{X}

This little pink fluffy adorableness is eating what seems to be a chocolate chips cookie.

{X} _ CR ?
XP ???
{X} commoner 1
N Small magical beast
Init +1; Sense darkvision 60 ft., low-light vision, scent; Perception +4

DEFENSE:
AC 14, touch 12, flat-footed 12 (+1 Dex, +2 natural, +1 size)
HP 4 (1d6)
Fort +0, Ref +1, Will +0

OFFENSE:
Speed 30 ft.
Melee bite +1 (1d4)

STATISTICS:
Str 10, Dex 12, Con 10, Int 12, Wis 10, Cha 13
Base Atk +0; CMB -1; CMD 10 (14 vs. trip)
Feats Acrobatic
Skills Acrobatics +5, Perception +4 (+14 perceiving cookies), Survival +4 (+8 scent tracking, +14 cookies tracking, +24 scent cookies tracking); Racial Modifiers +4 Survival when tracking by scent
Languages Common, Sylvan
SQ CookieFinding, Unarmed, Woolly

ECOLOGY:
Environment any
Organization solitary, pair or yarnball (mated pair, plus 2-7 young)
Treasure Cookies, Wool, spare coins (1cp to 1gp) lost in wool, bagged milk

SPECIAL ABILITIES:
CookieFinding (Ex) {X} get a +10 Perception bonus to notice cookies, a +10 Survival bonus when tracking cookies, and a +20 Survival bonus when tracking cookies by scent (+4 bonus included).
Unarmed (Ex) {X} can not use most manufactured tools and weapons.
Woolly (Ex) An {X} wool gives it 2 point of natural armor, and a +5 resistance to Cold due to weather. Sometime, coins and other treasures might get trapped in the wool.

- - - - - - - - - - -

{X} Characters:
{X} have no racial Hit Dice, gaining their capabilities from class levels. All {X} have the following racial traits.
+2 Dexterity, +2 Charisma: {X} are agile and adorable.
Magical Beast: {X} are magical beasts.
Small: {X} are Small creatures and gain a +1 size bonus to their AC, a +1 size bonus on attack rolls, a –1 penalty to their CMB and CMD, and a +4 size bonus on Stealth checks.
Fast: {X} are fast for their size, and have a base speed of 30 feet.
Darkvision: {X} can see in the dark up to 60 feet.
Low-light vision.
Scent: {X} have the scent special ability.
CookieFinding: See above.
Unarmed: See above.
Woolly: See above.
Natural Weapon: An {X} has a bite attack that deals 1d4 points of damage.
Skill Training: Acrobatics, Perception and Survival are always considered class skills for an {X}.
Languages: {X} begin play speaking Common and Sylvan. {X} with high Intelligence scores can choose any languages they want (except secret languages, such as Druidic).

Edit: feel free to delete the previous one.


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I apologize for not finishing a layout for The Flying Pincushion's upcoming book, as the co-owner, I really should be setting a better example and work pace.


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I apologize for clicking on a thread I knew was going nowhere positive based on the title.

I apologize for afterward, when I was thinking I'd like to make peoples' heads explode with my mind.

I am not yet ready to apologize for wanting HBTP (HeadButt Transfer Protocol) to be a real thing.


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Dear Chris,

I must sincerely and regretfully apologise for:
a. Feeding my dog that cheap dog-food that disagreed with her...
b. Not arriving home until late which meant I had to take the dog straight out...
c. Not putting her on the lead straight away which meant she went straight into the neighbours garden...
d. Spotting the neighbour's car returning home...
e. Rushing back inside my house... Shortly followed by the now relieved dog.
f. A short but suitable time later leaving my house for the 2nd time to encounter my neighbour discovering a 'mystery' canine's rather large 'misadventure' on their lawn...
h. Denying all knowledge of it.


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As an aside, I apologize to Chris (and the rest of the staff) for kinda spamming something on the message board and via Email.


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I apologize to Chris for attempting to make a joke and probably inadvertently rubbing salt in someone's too-fresh wounds. Sometimes it's better to just bite my tongue.

Silver Crusade Contributor

I might not be around to choke your inbox with oversensitive complaints much longer...

I'm sorry.


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Kalindlara wrote:

I might not be around to choke your inbox with oversensitive complaints much longer...

I'm sorry.

{hugs}

Silver Crusade

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Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
Kalindlara wrote:

I might not be around to choke your inbox with oversensitive complaints much longer...

I'm sorry.

{hugs}

*piles on hugs*

Silver Crusade Contributor

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Sorry about becoming part of something I shouldn't have, and making it worse. Also, and more importantly, sorry for doubting you.

I feel a bit better now. ^_^


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Well, I'm sorry as well. A close family friend's sister died in Paris, and another relative used to work at the rehab center in California. So I got entirely too worked up about people's flippant attitude towards Milani and [redacted].

My apologies.

Also, I'm sorry I never realized Ambrosia was also Pillbug, I learned something new today.

Also hugs for Rysky, Ambrosia, and Kalindlara. No worries, you guys are the best :-)

Silver Crusade

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*adds tractor beam to draw in mass for hugpile*


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... Oh, THAT Topic! I apologize for posting in it too.

*Joins group hug*


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Ah what the hell, orcs have feeling too ::joins the hug pile:: Also, my condolences Cap.

Liberty's Edge

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I wish to apologize, not only to Chris, but to others whose feelings I have hurt when posting on THAT thread.

I think I used the wrong words and added fuel to the fire when I was trying to defuse it :-(

And then I kept on trying to get my point through when it only added to the mess.

I was with my wife when we learned that one of her coworkers died in the Paris attacks. And I do not wish such an awful moment on anyone.

There is already too much pain in the world. I do not wish to add to it. And I fervently believe that the vast majority of posters here try to make this world a happier place.

Once again, I apologize to all of you. I hope I can learn a lesson from this sad situation.

Kalindlara, I am happy to know that you feel better. Your post from before had me worried. I appreciated your posts in the RPGSS and I think these boards are a better place thanks to your presence.

Cap Y, you have my sincere condolences too, and to your family and friends who lost loved ones in these attacks. To be hurt thus once is horrible. To be hurt twice I cannot even imagine.

I am really sorry.

Community & Digital Content Director

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Sorry, Future Chris, for our quick descent into #basic status. But this Lululemon hoodie is so soft, and this cinnamon dolce latte is so tasty :(


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An all-purpose sorry (I find it's a good idea to make one towards the end of every year), and also a thank-you, Chris, for reinstating the Threadlock Refugees thread. The mods tend to get a bad rap for being unyielding, but I've noticed plenty of instances of them being open to criticism as long as you use the right channels.

It's really nice to have that thread open. Here's to hoping we can keep it open and barely-used through 2016!

Hey, we can hope.


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I apologize for having a poor understanding of emotions. More specifically, knowing when they are present in an exchange of interpretations. I appreciate a neutral observer who knows when to intercede, and when not to.


little late to the party, but: I apologize (to mark seifter specifically) for immediately writing off the kineticist class--i mean fire and air are still a steaming pile of... well, you know, and burn (sorry, "overflow") is still completely awful in every way, but earth/water/aether can actually approach a functional character!


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I apologize for not apologizing in the past month.


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I apologize (to the entire Flying Pincushion Staff) via Chris as a proxy, for telling everyone the Kineticist book project would be relatively easy. Seems I deluded myself and the staff, and for that, I am very sorry. (seriously, Into the Breach: the Kineticist has been the toughest thing I have written in a long while)


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I blame Chris for my need of attention, and being bored.

... Hold on, I can get this right...

Shadow Lodge

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Dear Chris,

I apologize for quoting Deadpool non-stop for the past two weeks. My co-workers and friends have suffered through countless Mama June and Unicorn jokes during this difficult time. There seems to be no end in sight...

Silver Crusade

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I apologize for the comment I made that icked you out and that had to be taken down. Sorry Chris :(


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I feel I have to apologize for something, I don't remember what, but I apologize anyway.


Sorry. I know I shouldn't have. I left it up 'cause I feel it's better to own up to your mistakes, but flagged it so you could take it down, if you think it best.

Related tangent: dang it, Disney, you keep saying "listen to your heart" and so far that's gotten me in trouble! A lot! >:|

Scarab Sages

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IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'M SOOOOOOOOO SOOOORRRRYYY FOOOOR SHHHOOOOOOOOOOOUUUTIIIIIIIINNNGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!

Scarab Sages

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I'm also sorry if I make Tacticslion feel bad when I say that my mistake has always been to not trust my own instincts - things usually wind up working out much better when I do!


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THE CLAW feels no remorse!!!


Pathfinder Adventure Path, Lost Omens, Starfinder Adventure Path, Starfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber

I apologize for the fact that I will probably never apologize to anyone.

I blame Cosmo.

And I apologize for blurring two threads together in such a horrible manner.

But it's really Cosmo's fault.


I'm Hiding In Your Closet wrote:
I'm also sorry if I make Tacticslion feel bad when I say that my mistake has always been to not trust my own instincts - things usually wind up working out much better when I do!

Nope!

"Instincts" =/= the "heart" - at least in my use of the terms! :)

"Heart" (aside from the beating muscle we all need) is (colloquially) generally used to refer to the emotions and feelings - the powerful impulses and sensations that make us feel things.

"Instincts" on the other hand are the impulses that are related to danger, safety, reaction, and rapid understanding. It is not necessarily emotional, though it is related to such things.

As an example, my instincts were screaming "DANGER, DANGER, DANGER" but my heart/emotions blinded me to said instincts. Hence the "apologies" above - I listened to my heart, and not my (subconscious? lower-conscious?) head.

(That said, "always" trusting my instincts is not the best way, either, in my case. Reason, thinking, and pondering are generally better. Evidence, proof, and careful logic. You know. Also not ignoring the emotional part. It's a balance, I've found. :D)

Scarab Sages

I've determined that what most people pejoratively dismiss as "feelings" are in fact the end result of thought in its purest form: Empirical input -> cogitation/logic/reasoning -> conclusion/judgment -> emotion. The Freudian model of the mind is just a metaphor for Victorian society and is scientifically WRONG, WRONG, WRONG.

Bad things happen when emotion precedes logic, but that usually only happens after other people invade your brain and indoctrinate you to believe that you aren't a being of logic, and to equate "reason/logic" with language. NOOOOOOO-OOO. I have a personal proverb I hope to spread around: "Don't think with your mouth." Pure logic is nonverbal, and operates at literally the speed of thought. It is very bad to dismiss these as "irrational feelings," when in fact the emotion is just the colorful finale to the process. I would counter your final remark by saying it is not "a balance," but rather the belief that you speak of as antagonistic poles is a fallacy, and that the truth is that they are one and the same.

I apologize if this is a little dense or garbled...but I can only offer that apology to Chris Lambertz.

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