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Tarren Dei RPG Superstar 2009 Top 8 |
Garydee wrote:Is that stuff actually edible? I've never tried it myself.I wasn't too keen on the idea originally, but it ended up tasting pretty much like turkey. But it doesn't make you sleepy! Also, I guess it's better for you? Maybe? I don't know for sure.
I eat tofu three or four times a week but if you try to bring that tofurkey crap to my house, I will beat on you with a stick.
EDIT: ;-)
Nameless |
I would like to express thanks to the nation of Canadia for standing between my homeland and the polar bears.
Keep fighting the good fight.
It's a tough fight (especially since the bears discovered gunpowder), but we'll be fighting until the furry bastards finally realize what we're aboot and head back to their melting ice floes.
Mikaze |
It's a tough fight (especially since the bears discovered gunpowder), but we'll be fighting until the furry bastards finally realize what we're aboot and head back to their melting ice floes.
Godspeed you mighty Northlanders. Should your berserkers and moose knights ever need help, we'll send our cowboy regiments and loose-cannon cop squads at your request.
I'm fairly certain Mexico is willing to lend some chupacabra. I'm not sure if they would get on well with the wendigos up there though. Unfortunately on our end, Sasquatch certainly won't make it, what with his pacifism and all.
Nameless |
Nameless wrote:
It's a tough fight (especially since the bears discovered gunpowder), but we'll be fighting until the furry bastards finally realize what we're aboot and head back to their melting ice floes.Godspeed you mighty Northlanders. Should your berserkers and moose knights ever need help, we'll send our cowboy regiments and loose-cannon cop squads at your request.
I'm fairly certain Mexico is willing to lend some chupacabra. I'm not sure if they would get on well with the wendigos up there though. Unfortunately on our end, Sasquatch certainly won't make it, what with his pacifism and all.
At least send up your might Jersey Devil! He may be of some use against the hordes!
Mikaze |
Mikaze wrote:At least send up your might Jersey Devil! He may be of some use against the hordes!Nameless wrote:
It's a tough fight (especially since the bears discovered gunpowder), but we'll be fighting until the furry bastards finally realize what we're aboot and head back to their melting ice floes.Godspeed you mighty Northlanders. Should your berserkers and moose knights ever need help, we'll send our cowboy regiments and loose-cannon cop squads at your request.
I'm fairly certain Mexico is willing to lend some chupacabra. I'm not sure if they would get on well with the wendigos up there though. Unfortunately on our end, Sasquatch certainly won't make it, what with his pacifism and all.
Can do! Be forewarned though, he's a known litterer.
Tarren Dei RPG Superstar 2009 Top 8 |
Nameless wrote:
It's a tough fight (especially since the bears discovered gunpowder), but we'll be fighting until the furry bastards finally realize what we're aboot and head back to their melting ice floes.Godspeed you mighty Northlanders. Should your berserkers and moose knights ever need help, we'll send our cowboy regiments and loose-cannon cop squads at your request.
Moose PALADINS. All dressed in red. With funny hats.
Tarren Dei RPG Superstar 2009 Top 8 |
Tarren Dei RPG Superstar 2009 Top 8 |
Tarren Dei RPG Superstar 2009 Top 8 |
Xuttah |
Ugh. So. Much. Turkey. Mulled wine too. Sleeepy now.
I do the fancy feast cookery, but the wife made some homemade cranberry sauce this year. Whoooo, is that good stuff!
Little known fact about Canadian Thanksgiving: We, unlike our American neighbours who are celebrating the bounty of the harvest, are celebrating the coming of winter; when the temperatures finally drop below 0 Celcius and the zombie hordes that roam our lands freeze over for another year.
This is the time of great celebration, when the survivors of the warm zombie season huddle together in their forts to finish off the remainder of their canned goods and build up the strength and courage for the annual zombie cull. Spam is eaten, songs are sung and hockey sticks are taped.
The hockey stick is the traditional zombie killing weapon in Canada. The business end is edged with a razor sharp blade. This elegant, scythe-like polearm is excellent for tripping and decapitating. We use bladeless versions in the winter to play a game of skill that increases our deadly accuracy and speed for the summer months.
It's true. I read it on the internets.
Tarren Dei RPG Superstar 2009 Top 8 |
Ugh. So. Much. Turkey. Mulled wine too. Sleeepy now.
I do the fancy feast cookery, but the wife made some homemade cranberry sauce this year. Whoooo, is that good stuff!
Little known fact about Canadian Thanksgiving: We, unlike our American neighbours who are celebrating the bounty of the harvest, are celebrating the coming of winter; when the temperatures finally drop below 0 Celcius and the zombie hordes that roam our lands freeze over for another year.
This is the time of great celebration, when the survivors of the warm zombie season huddle together in their forts to finish off the remainder of their canned goods and build up the strength and courage for the annual zombie cull. Spam is eaten, songs are sung and hockey sticks are taped.
The hockey stick is the traditional zombie killing weapon in Canada. The business end is edged with a razor sharp blade. This elegant, scythe-like polearm is excellent for tripping and decapitating. We use bladeless versions in the winter to play a game of skill that increases our deadly accuracy and speed for the summer months.
It's true. I read it on the internets.
Please set a place for me at your (zombie killing game) table.