
Kileanna |
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Kileanna wrote:But do you have a word for a sand witch?Kjeldorn wrote:The whole witches thing, is an entire other kettle of fish, as that word means very different things, depending on time-period and country.It's difficult to explain witches in Galicia because we have at least 4 words I can think of that mean "witch", each one being a different kind of witch (a good witch, a malicious witch, a healer and an enchantress).
Bocadillo. We eat those witches.
Hmm...I'm inspired. Did Kileanna take a level of Bard, or something?
That's my fortune hex. You'll be doing fine as long as I continue cackling. So don't stop making me laugh xD
She definitely has at least one level of bard.
I am a frustrated bard. They are my favorite class since I know D&D and I have never been able to play one for serious (just NPCs).

Tasha the half-kender |
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I used to be a non serious bard before I decided to become a non serious cleric.
It's like being a bard but I'm told to call my perform (oratory) checks sermons, so everything seems holier.
And Kileanna is very ticklish. You touch her and she releases an acute ear piercing scream. She sometimes hits people in the face with her elbows by accident.
Bocadillo literally means «little bite» while armadillo means «little armor». I know because I have casted Voluminous Vocabulary to post here. I don't speak English or Spanish for real, just a few native languages from my world.

gran rey de los mono |
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I used to be a non serious bard before I decided to become a non serious cleric.
It's like being a bard but I'm told to call my perform (oratory) checks sermons, so everything seems holier.
And Kileanna is very ticklish. You touch her and she releases an acute ear piercing scream. She sometimes hits people in the face with her elbows by accident.
Bocadillo literally means «little bite» while armadillo means «little armor». I know because I have casted Voluminous Vocabulary to post here. I don't speak English or Spanish for real, just a few native languages from my world.
Just be careful with those perform checks. It's Perform(Oratory), not Perform(Oral). There's a big difference.
And you should speak more languages, real or not. For instance, my alter-ego is a Sorcerer who speaks around 20 languages. Most of them also spoken by other people. (Yes, I've been putting max ranks in Linguistics just to be able to speak all the languages. I did it just for the hell of it, but it has come in handy from time to time.)

Tasha the half-kender |
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I was and wasn't named after that spell. In my world Hideous Laughter is just Hideous Laughter so there's no Tasha but me. But I guess someone decided to be a bit metagamey while naming me... and it wasn't my mom... *cough*Kileanna*cough*
A joke, of course! I know a lot of jokes!
What do you call it when you get knocked down by an Ooze?
An acid trip!

Tasha the half-kender |
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Just be careful with those perform checks. It's Perform(Oratory), not Perform(Oral). There's a big difference.
Not so much. People tend to enjoy both.
The second is kinda difficult to use in combat, though.Not that I tried, but a bard always hears stories...
So bad I am no longer a bard.

Punniculus |
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I was and wasn't named after that spell. In my world Hideous Laughter is just Hideous Laughter so there's no Tasha but me. But I guess someone decided to be a bit metagamey while naming me... and it wasn't my mom... *cough*Kileanna*cough*
A joke, of course! I know a lot of jokes!
What do you call it when you get knocked down by an Ooze?
An acid trip!
Ah, a good joke. You are well on your way to advancing to the next stage of the priesthood. Keep working on your humor and soon you could earn the coveted red squeaky nose.

Punniculus |
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gran rey de los mono wrote:Just be careful with those perform checks. It's Perform(Oratory), not Perform(Oral). There's a big difference.
Not so much. People tend to enjoy both.
The second is kinda difficult to use in combat, though.Not that I tried, but a bard always hears stories...
So bad I am no longer a bard.
If you find it difficult to use in combat, you need to practice more. It is a very good way to convince people to take you prisoner rather than kill you. Once a prisoner you can work on converting them, and thus grow my flock.

Kileanna |
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I am making my first paladin ever. Dalindra is going to be the GM. I still don't have the build or stats (we'll be rolling for stats), just a basic concept that I am developing before getting into the mechanics. After looking at the Adventurer's Guide I am going to be a scarred, traumatized Grey Maiden. Still don't have a deity, but it will be Shelyn or Sarenrae for sure (first character on Golarion too!)
And I know I am going to fall. I deserve it after having been so kind to Dal's paladins.
Also, expect a new alias when the character is created xD

Kjeldorn |
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Tasha the half-kender wrote:I used to be a non serious bard before I decided to become a non serious cleric.
It's like being a bard but I'm told to call my perform (oratory) checks sermons, so everything seems holier.
And Kileanna is very ticklish. You touch her and she releases an acute ear piercing scream. She sometimes hits people in the face with her elbows by accident.
Bocadillo literally means «little bite» while armadillo means «little armor». I know because I have casted Voluminous Vocabulary to post here. I don't speak English or Spanish for real, just a few native languages from my world.
Just be careful with those perform checks. It's Perform(Oratory), not Perform(Oral). There's a big difference.
Could use both performance today, one to cheer me up and the other to gently let me down again.

Freehold DM |
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Hmm...bocadillo. Kinda sounds like a cross between 'mouth' and 'armadillo'.
Are you ticklish? I'm sure we can find someone to tickle you to maintain the cackle. Freehold would volunteer in a heartbeat, I'm positive.
I played a bard once. He was not serious. But he was very, very fun.
I hereby volunteer.

Freehold DM |
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Tasha the half-kender wrote:Just be careful with those perform checks. It's Perform(Oratory), not Perform(Oral). There's a big difference.I used to be a non serious bard before I decided to become a non serious cleric.
It's like being a bard but I'm told to call my perform (oratory) checks sermons, so everything seems holier.
And Kileanna is very ticklish. You touch her and she releases an acute ear piercing scream. She sometimes hits people in the face with her elbows by accident.
Bocadillo literally means «little bite» while armadillo means «little armor». I know because I have casted Voluminous Vocabulary to post here. I don't speak English or Spanish for real, just a few native languages from my world.
I hereby volunteer.

gran rey de los mono |
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gran rey de los mono wrote:I got it, John the 698th of the mighty Napier clan. Now can you help me with a problem? My hovercraft appears to be full of eels, and I will not buy this record for it is scratched.Sorry, not familiar with those routines. Where were they from?
Can't remember for sure. Kids in the Hall, maybe?

Freehold DM |
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Freehold DM wrote:I might, we don't know. And what kind of marinade?Schmorgan Heckengaard wrote:My forgiveness is hard-won, Freehold. In fact, you may need to say something nice about Alton Brown in order to win it.you don't look a thing like lisamarlene, but if it will help, I think Alton Brown would taste wonderful after being drowned in a three day marinade.
something with pineapple, for all the hamminess.

Tacticslion |
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I got it, John the 698th of the mighty Napier clan. Now can you help me with a problem? My hovercraft appears to be full of eels, and I will not buy this record for it is scratched.
Is it perished? Deceased? Joined the choir invisible? Shuffled off the mortal coil? An ex-record?

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lisamarlene |
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lisamarlene wrote:So you did. Sorry.John Napier 698 wrote:So, no one aside from LisaMarlene and Tactics caught the Monty Python reference? I am sadly disappointed.Of course I caught it.
I caught it when I made that same joke like ten pages ago.
;)
Just giving you crap. Hence the winky face.

lisamarlene |
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I'm spending my day in pj's because hurting too much to be functional, and my six-year old has a sore throat, so we're sitting on my bed with a pot of tea and a sheet of pleather we got from Nobody's Wife, constructing a holster for the handmade Harry Potter wand we got her for her birthday. I found a good pattern on the same blog that had the pumpkin pasties recipe I made for her birthday weekend.

captain yesterday |
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John Napier 698 wrote:Just giving you crap. Hence the winky face.lisamarlene wrote:So you did. Sorry.John Napier 698 wrote:So, no one aside from LisaMarlene and Tactics caught the Monty Python reference? I am sadly disappointed.Of course I caught it.
I caught it when I made that same joke like ten pages ago.
;)
There is no such thing as referencing Monty Python too much.
So there's no reason for either of you to apologize. :-)

Limeylongears |
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I'm spending my day in pj's because hurting too much to be functional, and my six-year old has a sore throat, so we're sitting on my bed with a pot of tea and a sheet of pleather we got from Nobody's Wife, constructing a holster for the handmade Harry Potter wand we got her for her birthday. I found a good pattern on the same blog that had the pumpkin pasties recipe I made for her birthday weekend.
Hope you both heal up swiftly!
Just for the record, are these pasties as in baked goods, or pasties as in nipple coverings?