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Cause' Play

And guess who's naked.


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Limeylongears wrote:
Tacticslion wrote:
So, I was finally successful, but daggum did it take me a while to find good images of Ottoman women from the 1600s...

Was this a Valentine's Day thing?

"Be my Sublime Porte"

"You're the "Top" kapi "Pal"-"ace"!"

"Janissary, February, I wuv wooo"

"Hope I'm not being in-sultan, but will you be my Valentine?"

"Hey look, the Number 69! Is that the bos-for-us?"

"O harem pantolonunda iki kişilik oda var mı ha ha ha?"

Or were you after pictures of Egyptian monuments and accidentally put in 'odalisques' instead of 'obelisks' ?

I died laughing. It took major work to bring me back.


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The guys from Mulan I swear stepped right out of the movie.


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Drejk wrote:
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So her clothes are in tatters, she's a bloody mess, but she's persevering.
I am peeking here during a break in a fantasy porn webcomics binge only to read this...

... Whatcha reading?

Silver Crusade

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Freehold DM wrote:
Drejk wrote:
Quote:
So her clothes are in tatters, she's a bloody mess, but she's persevering.
I am peeking here during a break in a fantasy porn webcomics binge only to read this...
... Whatcha reading?

*pokes head through the doorway*


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Rysky wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Drejk wrote:
Quote:
So her clothes are in tatters, she's a bloody mess, but she's persevering.
I am peeking here during a break in a fantasy porn webcomics binge only to read this...
... Whatcha reading?
*pokes head through the doorway*

Her fantasy porn sense was tingling^^

Silver Crusade

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Vidmaster7 wrote:
Rysky wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Drejk wrote:
Quote:
So her clothes are in tatters, she's a bloody mess, but she's persevering.
I am peeking here during a break in a fantasy porn webcomics binge only to read this...
... Whatcha reading?
*pokes head through the doorway*
Her fantasy porn sense was tingling^^

^w^


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captain yesterday wrote:
Turns out it's been twenty years and a day since I quit smoking.

looks like I picked the wrong day to quit sniffing glue.


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I personally don't like to mix my sci-fi and fantasy porn together.

The lady can titty f@#& the sword or plasma rifle, but I draw the line at both!


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He's lying.


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Has anyone confronted Captain Yesterday on his multiple personality disorder yet?


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Vidmaster7 wrote:
Rysky wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Drejk wrote:
Quote:
So her clothes are in tatters, she's a bloody mess, but she's persevering.
I am peeking here during a break in a fantasy porn webcomics binge only to read this...
... Whatcha reading?
*pokes head through the doorway*
Her fantasy porn sense was tingling^^

Not Safe For Work, Children, Or Orthos and other people uninterested in sex; explicit fantasy porn:

Silver Crusade

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Drejk wrote:
Vidmaster7 wrote:
Rysky wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Drejk wrote:
Quote:
So her clothes are in tatters, she's a bloody mess, but she's persevering.
I am peeking here during a break in a fantasy porn webcomics binge only to read this...
... Whatcha reading?
*pokes head through the doorway*
Her fantasy porn sense was tingling^^
** spoiler omitted **

REv! Yay! He's awesome! I got a bunch of commissions from him.

I don't know the name of the artist for the other one but it's good too. They're both awesome, and you should read them.


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Captain Yesterday's Phallacy wrote:

I personally don't like to mix my sci-fi and fantasy porn together.

The lady can titty f+~~ the sword or plasma rifle, but I draw the line at both!

What if it's a plasma sword?

Silver Crusade

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Drejk wrote:
Captain Yesterday's Phallacy wrote:

I personally don't like to mix my sci-fi and fantasy porn together.

The lady can titty f+~~ the sword or plasma rifle, but I draw the line at both!

What if it's a plasma sword?

... owwies...


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Just what Captain Yesterday needs: Even more excuses not to do any work!


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Captain Yesterday's Phallacy wrote:

I personally don't like to mix my sci-fi and fantasy porn together.

The lady can titty f~!$ the sword or plasma rifle, but I draw the line at both!

That strikes me as a waste of titties. And swords.


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NobodysHome wrote:

Just what Captain Yesterday needs: Even more excuses not to do any work!

If anything, it makes me want to work more. They're mostly having heart attacks because they aren't doing it enough or they're pushing themselves too hard. I mean, obviously there's more to it then that. But there's a smart way to shovel and other ways.

The first thing I tell every new person (usually a few hours before they quit) "it's a marathon, not a race"


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Drejk wrote:
Vidmaster7 wrote:
Rysky wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Drejk wrote:
Quote:
So her clothes are in tatters, she's a bloody mess, but she's persevering.
I am peeking here during a break in a fantasy porn webcomics binge only to read this...
... Whatcha reading?
*pokes head through the doorway*
Her fantasy porn sense was tingling^^
** spoiler omitted **

That second one had me DYING of laughter.

Again!


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captain yesterday wrote:


The first thing I tell every new person (usually a few hours before they quit) "it's a marathon, not a race"

I would add to that.

The bulk of the year is *training* for a marathon. And then during certain holiday points/kids not in school times, it becomes a marathon, and then it's back to training for one.

Definitely not a sprint.


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I love the first day for newbies.

They're all gung ho, jump out of the truck, shovel or snowblow with gusto. For the first five or six hours, then they're exhausted and can barely keep their eyes open in the truck between stops asking if we're almost done. And I'm like "oh no, now we begin the residentials"


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captain yesterday wrote:

I love the first day for newbies.

They're all gung ho, jump out of the truck, shovel or snowblow with gusto. For the first five or six hours, then they're exhausted and can barely keep their eyes open in the truck between stops asking if we're almost done. And I'm like "oh no, now we begin the residentials"

why don't I live where you live again?


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Freehold DM wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:

I love the first day for newbies.

They're all gung ho, jump out of the truck, shovel or snowblow with gusto. For the first five or six hours, then they're exhausted and can barely keep their eyes open in the truck between stops asking if we're almost done. And I'm like "oh no, now we begin the residentials"

why don't I live where you live again?

umm... Because you love New York more? :)


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We do have hundreds if not thousands of miles of readily accessible bike trails.

I'm pretty sure you could bike from Monroe to the Dells (I'll have to double check that) entirely on trails.

Silver Crusade

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Ooooo, this looks fun.

Misfit Studios Book of Passion Kickstarter, mature* options for Path 3.75.

Cautious, but hopeful.

*seriously, NSFW


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John Napier 698 wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:

I love the first day for newbies.

They're all gung ho, jump out of the truck, shovel or snowblow with gusto. For the first five or six hours, then they're exhausted and can barely keep their eyes open in the truck between stops asking if we're almost done. And I'm like "oh no, now we begin the residentials"

why don't I live where you live again?
umm... Because you love New York more? :)

I guess that's true.

goes to grocery store at 3 am


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I can go to a grocery store at 3 a.m.

If you live downtown, there's even two of them in walking distance. :-)


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Freehold DM wrote:
John Napier 698 wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:

I love the first day for newbies.

They're all gung ho, jump out of the truck, shovel or snowblow with gusto. For the first five or six hours, then they're exhausted and can barely keep their eyes open in the truck between stops asking if we're almost done. And I'm like "oh no, now we begin the residentials"

why don't I live where you live again?
umm... Because you love New York more? :)

I guess that's true.

goes to grocery store at 3 am

At 3 am I'm usually too tired to do much of anything except sleep. My Security shift ends at midnight, and it takes an hour for me to get home (2 buses). My post involves security patrols of a five level garage, at one patrol an hour, for either eleven or seven hours a day. And yes, Pittsburgh does have 24-hour supermarkets, one of which I pass going both to and from work.


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I lived in a town with a 24 hour tractor repair shop.


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captain yesterday wrote:
I lived in a town with a 24 hour tractor repair shop.

Deep in farm country, right?


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Aaaaaand... it begins anew!

After a nearly-5-year hiatus, and after sending out an overall "retiring as a GM" announcement, I'm stuck in the saddle again for the family. Thanks a lot, lisamarlene!

Of course, I was very clear to the family that I'm not going to spend any time on this at all. We're going to run Strange Aeons, and my entire time commitment away from the table will be to read the section they're starting just ahead of time.

It's worked well for Shiro's player running Wrath of the Righteous, and his players are having a blast, so we'll see how, "No prep, ad lib everything" works...

But technically that's 4 "live" campaigns I'm running at once, plus playing in a fifth.

What a mess!


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I run that way. I highly recommend it.


Limeylongears wrote:
Tacticslion wrote:
So, I was finally successful, but daggum did it take me a while to find good images of Ottoman women from the 1600s...

Was this a Valentine's Day thing?

"Be my Sublime Porte"

"You're the "Top" kapi "Pal"-"ace"!"

"Janissary, February, I wuv wooo"

"Hope I'm not being in-sultan, but will you be my Valentine?"

"Hey look, the Number 69! Is that the bos-for-us?"

"O harem pantolonunda iki kişilik oda var mı ha ha ha?"

Or were you after pictures of Egyptian monuments and accidentally put in 'odalisques' instead of 'obelisks' ?

For our "Piradtical!" game. My wife's character recruited two Ottomon noble women in the Portugese city of Casablanca for reasons that are too complex to get into now.

(*cough*, GM random roll, *cough*)

Naturally, she wondered what they looked like. Cue beginning a really long and boring search.


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Glad you're feeling better, GTG! With some meds, the cure is almost as bad as the poison -- especially those that alter brain chemistry. :/

How do you like L5R btw? I saw it at a thrift store over the weekend -- this one has a great rpg section! -- and I almost picked it up if only to give it a read.


Ugh. Little guy was doing so well.

Then morning vomit and now diarrhea.

WELP.


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Shyka, The Many. Eldest of Time

Minions: escorites, remaceras, people who owe Shyka favors.


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Tacticslion wrote:

Ugh. Little guy was doing so well.

Then morning vomit and now diarrhea.

WELP.

Hope the wee chap recovers soon!


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Leaving for work, now. Everyone have a good day.


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Episode 2 of The Office is... really uncomfortable.

I know it's supposed to be heavily satirical comedy, but... it's just so successfully offensive.

I thought the first one was kind of funny, but... hm.

In related news, The 100 is pretty good.

Season Two as of E6 SPOILER!:
"Plot armor" seems to have fully kicked in, though, of course, that doesn't mean much to happiness of the characters in question.

It's pretty good, though. I like it.


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I don't remember the first season of the office...


captain yesterday wrote:
I don't remember the first season of the office...

Episode two was about a racist thing done in episode one, but was mostly comprised of the boss doing more racist things.

Blech.

It had a mildly interesting subplot, though. Episodes three and four are not terrible, so far, though.


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So can someone re-link that list of great anime series? I don't feel like digging through 100 pages of FaWtL to find it, but oh geez our Friday night TV fest was awful!

We've watched and luuuurved:

  • One Punch Man
  • Seven Deadly Sins
  • RWBY
  • Sword Art Online, Season 1. No other SAO exists, in our minds
  • We've watched and enjoyed:

  • Soul Eater
  • Blue Exorcist
  • We've watched and tolerated:

  • Death Note
  • Full Metal Alchemist
  • We've turned off after a few episodes:

  • Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet
  • (Magi) Adventure of Sinbad
  • Kuro Mukuro
  • We didn't make it past episode 1:

  • Attack on Titan
  • Kill la Kill
  • Hopefully someone with a far vaster knowledge than I will say, "Aha! I see what the 'luuurved' series had in common! You need to watch THIS!"

    Thank you for your support. :-P

    EDIT: On the bright side, dinner of seared and roasted tri-tip, salt-crusted red potatoes, garlic bread, and a huge salad was quite the hit...

    Shadow Lodge

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    lol, like anime has stuff in common. ;)


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    Tacticslion wrote:
    captain yesterday wrote:
    I don't remember the first season of the office...

    Episode two was about a racist thing done in episode one, but was mostly comprised of the boss doing more racist things.

    Blech.

    It had a mildly interesting subplot, though. Episodes three and four are not terrible, so far, though.

    I started watching it with season two. It gets better (and then worse, but that's not until season seven or so).


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    NobodysHome wrote:

    So can someone re-link that list of great anime series? I don't feel like digging through 100 pages of FaWtL to find it, but oh geez our Friday night TV fest was awful!

    We've watched and luuuurved:

  • One Punch Man
  • Seven Deadly Sins
  • RWBY
  • Sword Art Online, Season 1. No other SAO exists, in our minds
  • We've watched and enjoyed:

  • Soul Eater
  • Blue Exorcist

  • .......

    Can't help you with the link, sorry (I've only recently started lurking around this thread). Speaking as someone who has watched and enjoyed many of the anime higher up on your list, here's a few other things I enjoyed:

    Log Horizon is similar to SAO, except rather than trying to escape the game world, they're trying to organize and civilize all the random players who now live in the game world. Also, no permadeath. (That was a really bad description, but close enough. Worth watching).

    D. Grey-man is good. It's about combat exorcists and stuff like that. D.Grey-man is on the longer side, but I personally enjoyed it enough to watch all of it. The original show has 103 episodes, and then it got canceled for a few years, but recently the show has been picked up where they left off with D.Grey-man Hallow (which is currently in progress).

    Other shows include Code Geass (a strategy/war/mecha anime that was exceedingly good. One way of thinking about it is as Death Note x Mobile Suit Gundam) and Angel Beats (which has pretty much nothing in common with the other shows on your list, but it was good anyway).


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    NobodysHome wrote:


    EDIT: On the bright side, dinner of seared and roasted tri-tip, salt-crusted red potatoes, garlic bread, and a huge salad was quite the hit...

    Braggart!

    =D

    Sounds good. Little bit jealous.

    And now I'm hungry.


    Welcome, NewXToa!

    I wanted to mention, NH, that Kill la Kill is, much like Gurren Lagan a series you have to invest in the insanity with, though I feel the former gets off to a slower start (but with better music) than the latter.

    I will also note that everything - including that almost-poor-quality-animation is secretly pretty intentional and working on creating its setting and tone and world.

    You certainly don't have to like it, but I mostly watched it in confusion until episode 4 (or so? I no longer recall) at which point I switched to strong interest. (Though the battles were pretty great.)

    It relies on patently nonsensical and impossible feats - even considered so in-world - to function, and the plot is effectively a very bizarre (but exceedingly internally coherent) well-planned... thing. The first episode had an intriguing mystery, but the rest was meh. I found it getting better the more I watched.

    (This is not to say that you should watch it. Some parts are actually kind of difficult to see, in my opinion, and my wife isn't enjoying the subtitle-only experience very much. 'Course we haven't gotten to the "good" part, yet, but oh well.)

    ((Freehold: she reads all day, as an English teacher; she maintains that she's uninterested in reading small, swift-changing, blurry text after a long day of doing the same already.))


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    I can either get something from the vending machine at work or McDonald's on the way... vending machine it is.


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    Also, finally jumped the shark of 400 aliases. I'm working on something for this one I swear!


    Dubious...

    ... and snipe!

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