Am I in trouble when I say I haven't gone Christmas shopping yet?
Besides, the best time to shop is after Christmas with all the sales to get the excess items off the shelf. My holidays are Dec 26 to Jan 8, IMHO.
Am I in trouble when I say I haven't gone Christmas shopping yet?Not with me, but your wife may have a differing viewpoint. ;)
Better not after I dropped a couple larges this week to the hospital. :P I should show her the Paizo gift certificate options.
"Whaddya mean with my own credit card?"
Camptown ladies sing their song,
Doo Da....Doo Da.....
dude, you're like their leader or somethin'. Grand Poobah Ayatollah :P
I think it has more to do with Fortitude than Reflexes.Never had a flu shot since grade school. Seriously. Thank you dodge amd mobility feats.
The problem is, even with getting my flu shot, I always seem to catch a bug this time of the year.
He's got that feat that allows him to swap out the save.
Am I in trouble when I say I haven't gone Christmas shopping yet?
Well all i hadto do was put $75 aside. My mom and i are pooling our money to go out and have a nice dinner together.
Sezz th' camper who's gotten 3 thread tops today.......
U can't touch this. I do it blindfolded. I have TOTP Zen w/o even thinking about it. Oneness with the TOTP.
Am I in trouble when I say I haven't gone Christmas shopping yet?Well all i hadto do was put $75 aside. My mom and i are pooling our money to go out and have a nice dinner together.
That's a nice thing to do. Wish I could say the same.
The first step to admitting you have a problem is.....
Beating the warwulf at his own game?
Anyone here real knowledgable on Chinese mythology? I can't seem to remember the name of the many eyed floating ball that I seem to recall being from that mythos. :/
Fairly so. My minor was Chinese language and literature during which I did study Chinese mythology.
And I've lived in China for 8 years.
Funny, I've never seen a many eyed floating ball. I have seen a peacock with creepy eyes on its tail, though, I think in a painting at the Shanghai National Museum.
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How much more do we have to go before the Postmonster General pulls the plug on us?I think it was around 400 pages. We don't have much farther to go before we enter the Next Generation. And to think all this started out of spite. Thank you IsaacX wherever you are.
The OG thread went 437 pages. Around 400, it started to get really bad with missing posts, though. Gary pulled the plug on the poor thing, especially since it may have had an impact on the rest of the board.
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Anyone here real knowledgable on Chinese mythology? I can't seem to remember the name of the many eyed floating ball that I seem to recall being from that mythos. :/Fairly so. My minor was Chinese language and literature during which I did study Chinese mythology.
And I've lived in China for 8 years.
Funny, I've never seen a many eyed floating ball. I have seen a peacock with creepy eyes on its tail, though, I think in a painting at the Shanghai National Museum.
I think there was an eyeball orb thing in the movie "Big Trouble in Little China," but I never held any stock in that movie's authenticity.
Fairly so. My minor was Chinese language and literature during which I did study Chinese mythology.
And I've lived in China for 8 years.
Funny, I've never seen a many eyed floating ball. I have seen a peacock with creepy eyes on its tail, though, I think in a painting at the Shanghai National Museum.
Just doesn't sound something the Chinese would come up with. Now if it were yellow.... :P
Urgh. Snow. So. High . and . ...cold
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I think there was an eyeball orb thing in the movie "Big Trouble in Little China," but I never held any stock in that movie's authenticity.Anyone here real knowledgable on Chinese mythology? I can't seem to remember the name of the many eyed floating ball that I seem to recall being from that mythos. :/Fairly so. My minor was Chinese language and literature during which I did study Chinese mythology.
And I've lived in China for 8 years.
Funny, I've never seen a many eyed floating ball. I have seen a peacock with creepy eyes on its tail, though, I think in a painting at the Shanghai National Museum.
I remember that as well. I read about it somewhere years ago, but like I said although I recall it being from Chinese myth, my memory ain't that hot so it coulda been from some other culture. But damn I love that movie! :)
Urgh. Snow. So. High . and . ...cold
Heard you couldn't keep up with the daylight. :P
cat scratch post.
<ted nugent> cat scratch fever post </ted nugent>
Urgh. Snow. So. High . and . ...cold
Tell me about it! At least you don't have to go out in the f~@*ing North @%$$^* Pole every F~@* ing year to deliver furbies and zhu zhu f~@*ing pets to all those snot nosed lil' son of a b~@*!es that scream and whine all f~@*ing year! I am so F~@*ING sick OF THIS F~@*ING BULLS~@*. Why the hell did I ever take this f~@*ing job!?
Unlike many other Dungeons & Dragons monsters, the beholder is an original creation for D&D, as it isn't based on a creature from mythology or other fiction. Rob Kuntz's brother Terry thought up the beholder, and Gary Gygax detailed it for publication.[2]
I have no idea if there is any truth to this.
I think there was an eyeball orb thing in the movie "Big Trouble in Little China," but I never held any stock in that movie's authenticity.Anyone here real knowledgable on Chinese mythology? I can't seem to remember the name of the many eyed floating ball that I seem to recall being from that mythos. :/Fairly so. My minor was Chinese language and literature during which I did study Chinese mythology.
And I've lived in China for 8 years.
Funny, I've never seen a many eyed floating ball. I have seen a peacock with creepy eyes on its tail, though, I think in a painting at the Shanghai National Museum.
Yah. Lo Pan's spy.
And there's a lot of material in Chinese mythology and there's no way I could possibly know everything. I'm just never seen such a thing so I guess it's probably not in core mythology, meaning it's not any of the main gods or part of the most well known legends.
<ted nugent> cat scratch fever post </ted nugent>
is a ted nungent anything like a ted mcginley?
Hello TAD, Thingy, and Kruelaid.
How's it hanging taig?
Urgh. Snow. So. High . and . ...coldHow much did you get, Patrick?
'Maybe 20"? Hard to tell, the gale winds kept blowing it around O.o
<ted nugent> cat scratch fever post </ted nugent>is a ted nungent anything like a ted mcginley?
Nah. McGinley isn't a bow hunter.
fire breathing post.
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I think there was an eyeball orb thing in the movie "Big Trouble in Little China," but I never held any stock in that movie's authenticity.Anyone here real knowledgable on Chinese mythology? I can't seem to remember the name of the many eyed floating ball that I seem to recall being from that mythos. :/Fairly so. My minor was Chinese language and literature during which I did study Chinese mythology.
And I've lived in China for 8 years.
Funny, I've never seen a many eyed floating ball. I have seen a peacock with creepy eyes on its tail, though, I think in a painting at the Shanghai National Museum.
Yah. Lo Pan's spy.
And there's a lot of material in Chinese mythology and there's no way I could possibly know everything. I'm just never seen such a thing so I guess it's probably not in core mythology, meaning it's not any of the main gods or part of the most well known legends.
I was hoping you'd stop by and weigh in on it. Thanks anyway. It's not real important, but it's one of those things that springs in to the edge of your mind and you can't seem to nail down.
<ted nugent> cat scratch fever post </ted nugent>is a ted nungent anything like a ted mcginley?Nah. McGinley isn't a bow hunter.
Ah, I wasn't aware that a Nungent is.
I'm from the furure... it's not all it's cracked up to be. ;)
Call me Michel de Nostradamus.
OOOh, that's right. I stand corrected. You obviously have the flex capacitor and can get it up to 88 mph. :P
Urgh. Snow. So. High . and . ...coldHeard you couldn't keep up with the daylight. :P
Yeah today was 9am-1pm: Shovel
1pm-2pm: lunch and defrost2pm-430 pm: shovel
There was a lot of snow out there ...
Moorluck, did you see my Wikipedia quote post?
Ah, I wasn't aware that a Nungent is.<ted nugent> cat scratch fever post </ted nugent>is a ted nungent anything like a ted mcginley?Nah. McGinley isn't a bow hunter.
You've heard of the Nuge, right?