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Aberzombie wrote:
Plane makes emergency landing when pilot spots a venomous cobra

Don't make me say the line...


Dancing Wind wrote:
Conspiracy Buff wrote:
he truth is, the Sasquatch have set up a portal to their home dimension within the park. They’re using the area as a staging ground for their imminent invasion.
Nah, they're using it as a staging ground for their evacuation. They want to be sure they get everyone out before ** spoiler omitted **

Stupid humans, and their stupid minds.


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Flat Bigfoot Theory: he's never been caught on camera because he can turn 90 degrees and become too thin to see.


Climate activists glue themselves to a tanker tull of cooking oil mistaking it for crude oil


Freehold DM wrote:
BigNorseWolf wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:

I just ate grits.

Grits.

A humbling moment.

Like, 100 220 or 400 grit ?
It wasn't porridge, so...yes?

I've heard a little sandpaper can help take the edge off.


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Atavar wrote:
2+2=5, for sufficiently large values of 2.

At a conference, a mathematician, an engineer, and a statistician are asked the question, "what is 1+1?"

"2," replies the mathematician.

"Somewhere between 1.95 and 2.05," replies the engineer.

"How much do you want it do be?" replies the statistician.


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DungeonmasterCal wrote:
I think Patrick is trapped somewhere and he's trying to get a message to us!

Help me, I am trapped

In a haiku factory
Save me, before they


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Freehold DM wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:

Well, it affects me on a personal level, so technically that isn’t politics. It’s not like I am saying Trump is a bloated, disgusting, rancid collection of 13 NYC sewer rats impersonating a human being in a suit that cost as much as many families make in a year. Nope, definitely not saying that at all.

** spoiler omitted **

please dont insult our precious nyc rats that way.

Rats? Don't you mean possums?


Aberzombie wrote:
Saint George is, among other things, Patron Saint of the Boy Scouts of America.

In this capacity, he is referred to in church texts as St. Boy George.


If the word "hippie" is typed into the Wikipedia search bar, the drop-down preview text reads "Hippie: human subculture."

I wonder what other species' subcultures are listed on the site. At least, this lends credence to my theory that Wikipedia was invented by alien lifeforms in order to gather the collected knowledge of the human race before the great culling.


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David M Mallon wrote:
David M Mallon wrote:
Drejk wrote:
David M Mallon wrote:
** spoiler omitted **
Duh, artists and their imagined colors!
From now on, I'm making all my graphic design clients give me specific Pantone numbers.
Part II: apparently this color is "that brown you used in your sketches." Starting to wonder if the guy is just color-blind.

Also, "Mango Brown" sounds like the name of a character from a 1970s detective show.


Patrick Curtin wrote:
I felt a rapport with the lawyer

That's never a good sign...


Patrick Curtin wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:

I'll have to look into it.

Ugh. Especially brutal night/day/night cycle.

I worked 12am-12pm, then 150pm-8pm, them 12am-now. Hopefully I'll be done at 8am , but it might be noon again :/

I'm getting that butter scraped along too much toast feeling again.

Plus, this morning they induce my daughter. I'm kinda anxious about that, but come tonight I will be a grandfather.

holy s!*+.

You're old man!

Rotfl!

flexes 30s body

Don't be ageist.

50 is the new ... sometime younger.

50 is the new 49.


Chandi wrote:
Eddin Costayne wrote:
Mythaniel Barronion wrote:
Oh we are all gonna just positively love one another! :-)
F is for friends who do stuff together...
That bass hurts my hippocampus.

Eeeexcellent...


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I think someone should play a mind flayer. Then we could chance the name of the PbP to Suicide Squid.


Sharoth wrote:
David M Mallon wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Treppa wrote:

The game sounds interesting, but I'm not sure I could handle the evil. I feel guilty about pulling the wings off butterflies in Skyrim.

I feel like I have to apologize whenever I trap somebody in a black soul gem. I try to reserve that fate for necromancers and the like. Random soldiers don't deserve that fate.
It's weird-- I have a really hard time being evil in video games, but in pen & paper RPGs, it's always been maybe a little too easy.
You just play like you are in 1st Edition AD & D. Loot, pillage, and plunder EVERYTHING!!!

It's like they say-- the end justifies the mean.


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captain yesterday wrote:
Of course, the real plot twist comes later, when you look through The Da Vinci Files, and realize you were Irish the entire time!

In other words, a Potato In The Mirror revelation.


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David M Mallon wrote:

Solanum, the virus responsible for creating zombies in author Max Brooks' The Zombie Survival Guide and its accompanying novel World War Z, shares its name with a large and diverse genus of flowering plants including, among others, potatoes, tomatoes, eggplant, and bittersweet.

The family of plants that includes Solanum is that of the Solanaceae, which encompasses many genera, including those of chili and bell peppers, Jimsonweed, mandrake root, deadly nightshade, petunias, tobacco, gooseberries, and tomatillos.

Note: while Jimsonweed can turn you into a living zombie and nightshade can make you actually dead, none of the plants listed can turn you into an undead creature. Better keep half an eye on those potatoes, though. You never can trust the damn things.


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Aberzombie wrote:
If we took every elephant in the world and laid them end to end in space, all the elephants would die.

Unless some of them had spacesuits. Then only the ones without spacesuits would die.

Then again, everything dies eventually, so I guess both of our statements are true.


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Aberzombie wrote:
Gandalf the Grey and Winnie the Pooh have the same middle name.

It's "Albert."


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Aberzombie wrote:
The fastest car in the world is faster than the rest of the cars.

1 in 5 of the world's cars represent 20% of the cars on Earth.


Intoxicated GPS wrote:
It could be in Delaware by now, this is Windows 10 we're talking about.

Go home, you're drunk.


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Treppa wrote:
My roommate had to shut off the power. I've no idea what state that machine is in.

Judging by previous comments, I'm guessing it's still in Colorado.


Where's Vomit Guy when you need him?


Freehold DM wrote:
David M Mallon wrote:
The 2015 film Fantastic Four (AKA Fant4stic), directed by Josh Trank and produced by Simon Kinberg, was filmed on a $120 million budget, with an estimated additional $150-$200 million in marketing and distribution costs. During its theatrical run, Fantastic Four grossed a total of $167.8 million for production company 20th Century Fox, a net loss of approximately $100-$150 million.
The director of the 2015 film really went to bat for his work, saying that Marvel- or someone- screwed him post production. I wonder if there was anything to that.

Not saying it was any group of people in particular, but... it was 20th Century Fox.


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The "W" and "C" keys are separated only by the "D" key on a QWERTY keyboard, meaning that you're just one finger-slip away from accidentally turning in a term paper on the history of armed wombat.


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Three out of every four people make up 75 percent of the world's population.


Celestial Healer wrote:
a good Chianti

I've heard it goes well with liver and fava beans.


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captain yesterday wrote:

puts in anti-getting-s+#@-thrown-at-me-by-Treppa-and-Lynora suit

B$~@@es ain't s**@!

Argh! The suit does nothing!!!

Liches ain't shit but bones with tricks.


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David M Mallon wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Also, am I the only one who thinks cheesecake is an abomination?
You are not alone. We're all in this together.

We're all in this together, we're all alone?


Treppa wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Treppa wrote:
Only if I can throw a few salarians off a cliff.
the lady Treppa has started a game of salaratoss.
I was thinking of playing a salarian tech specialist. Please don't throw me off a cliff.
You got some quads asking me that.

More than one quad. Maybe four. Possibly up to sixteen testicles in total.


David M Mallon wrote:

The iconic "not many people know that" line often attributed to veteran British actor Michael Caine was actually said by Caine's friend and fellow veteran British actor Peter Sellers while doing an impression of Caine. To quote Michael Caine's 2008 interview from Parkinson:

"I'm always full of information, facts, you know? And [Sellers] was the first to-- he always had the new gadgets, right? He was the first one to have an answering machine, and I called him one day, and he wasn't in. And there was me, saying, "My name is Michael Caine, and I just wanted you to know that Peter Sellers is not in. Not many people know that." He invented that "not many people know that," and then everyone who rang him, they got me saying, "not many people know that."

Not many people know that.


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Freehold DM wrote:
Also, economics, accounting, and finance are two VERY different things.

Only two?


The Cocteau Twins weren't twins, and there were at least three of them.


Pillbug Toenibbler wrote:
I will drink ouzo and Jäger, but I have to be buzzed before I'll take a shot of either.

So you're a 70-year-old half-Greek, half-Italian man?


Avamira wrote:
Rynjin wrote:

What's so horrible about it?

You're supposed to use all parts of the animal, you know.

So now humans qualify as animals?

Survey says... yes.


Amby's Brain wrote:
lynora wrote:
I looked out the window and it was like being inside a snow globe. The snow is just light enough and slow enough that it looks like that. It's beautiful. :)
[CAMERA SLOWLY PULLS BACK FROM YOUNG PRINCE MOORLUCK HOLDING A SNOWGLOBE CONTAINING MINIATURE OF ST. FAWTL HOSPITAL]

That reference is hella dated.


*


TOZ wrote:
tl;dr

Linked for you.


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Dire Elf wrote:

One player is running a character named Dom. He was expressing some doubts about our plans.

Player: "Okay, Doubting Domus."

Domus? As in "Romanes Eunt?"


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Tin Foil Yamakah wrote:
Came home today and discovered much to my chagrin that wheat is no longer good for you...at least according to my wife and Dr.Oz

Dr. Oz says pay no attention to the man behind the curtain. He also says that snake oil is half off this week, so get it while it's hot.


Azaelas Fayth wrote:
Physics is horribly flawed and only works in certain restrictive circumstances. Quantum physics is more accurate the problem is people try to use standard physics with it.

This kind of reminds me of that one rule from Hybrid 0.3 that says that explosions have surface area. Either that or the 4 SIMULTANEOUS DAY TIME CUBE.


How you say in English, eh... IBTL.


Celestial Healer wrote:
I spilled coffee on the crotch of my pants.

That's hot. No, really.


Kajehase wrote:
You're both wrong. The standard for black manliness is Bootsy Collins.

Prince, all the way. Or maybe Michael Jackson.


Scintillae wrote:
I don't even question the toy industry anymore. I stopped after the Lalaloopsy dolls became a thing.

OH GOD SO MUCH FLASH PLAYER MY EYES.


Snuggle wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Goin' For A Troll wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Morning, all. What did I miss?
I'mma pokin' the bear.
How does the bear feel about that?

Will you f!!@ers just leave me the f&$@ alone?!?!!!

Quick, run, Moorluck's coming!


Orthos wrote:
The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:

"Have any of you read the Bible in Greek? It's fascinating."

To which the preacher replied:

"No, we like our Bible straight. You know, in the original English."

This reminds me of the people who denounce anything that's not the original King James Version... even where the original text disagrees with the KJV due to translation errors or misreadings.

Shall I quote from the Parable of the Vinegar?


I'm not a Spock puppet, I swear...


I'm getting an eldritch vision...

A man, clad in black leather, pulled by a strange vehicular device... Water... A great beast, with dead black eyes (like a doll's eyes) and a fanged maw! The man is pulled inexorably toward the beast, and by some strange magic, begins to fly through the air... He begins to fall back to the water's surface, and at the moment it seems that he is within the beast's grasp, he lands on the water beyond the beast's reach. As the black-clad man is pulled away by the bizarre device, he turns toward the oracular eye. His face breaks into a wide grin, and he raises his thumbs to the sky. "Ayyyyy," he says, as my second sight brings me back to the here and now.

So yeah, shark jumping. Bad idea.

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