Deep 6 FaWtL

[Orthos]

Vidmaster7 wrote:

Also is it just more or is Arby's actively at war with vegans? Have you seen their commercials?

I have and they are hilarious.

[J4RH34D]

I just want to say that that is the scariest f#~+ing penguin I have ever seen

[Vidmaster7]

J4RH34D wrote:

I just want to say that that is the scariest f+&&ing penguin I have ever seen

That is fair.

[Vidmaster7]

Orthos wrote:

Vidmaster7 wrote:

Also is it just more or is Arby's actively at war with vegans? Have you seen their commercials?

I have and they are hilarious.

crazy they got Ving Rhames.

[Cabbage Guy]

J4RH34D wrote:

Jokes aside it can certainly be like that. If you are on the right bit of the internet with the right people and DONT MENTION ZE VAR

There is no war in Ba Sing Se.

[Tacticslion]

Gunter the Penguin wrote:

Tacticslion wrote:

Doooooby-dooby-doooooo...

Dooby dooby doo....

You got the reference~!

EDIT: ... would you believe I'd totally forgotten it was a beer ad, and was under the strong impression it was a cheese ad?

We used to sing, "Doo-be-doo-be-doo; beware the penguine; doo-be-doo-be-doo; oooo~ooooh; doo-be-doo-be-doo: behold the poooowwwwweeerrrr of cheese~!" in high school (there were more lyrics, but I certainly am not going to remember them).

[Cap'n Yesterday, FaWtL Tourism]

We have easily accessible cheese hats, coasters, ties, and mug warmers.

I suppose you can eat it too, if that's your thing.

[Evil Kjeldorn]

Tacticslion wrote:

Gunter the Penguin wrote:

Tacticslion wrote:

Doooooby-dooby-doooooo...

Dooby dooby doo....

You got the reference~!

EDIT: ... would you believe I'd totally forgotten it was a beer ad, and was under the strong impression it was a cheese ad?

We used to sing, "Doo-be-doo-be-doo; beware the penguine; doo-be-doo-be-doo; oooo~ooooh; doo-be-doo-be-doo: behold the poooowwwwweeerrrr of cheese~!" in high school (there were more lyrics, but I certainly am not going to remember them).

Pfff... Ha!

it's clearly a veiled reference to the euro-dance 1995 smash hit by Me & My!

We Danes ruled the 90's!

[Tacticslion]

...?

... uh... ssssuuuuuurrrrrreeeeee... yes. Certainly.

Hey, NH, can I grab one of those atonements, now? Necessary after lies, for paladins, right?

[GM John Napier]

You didn't lie. You were just being diplomatic. And this is a GM ruling.

[Tacticslion]

YAY~!

[NobodysHome]

Vidmaster7 wrote:

Having Arbys today. Haven't had it in months. Its really all about their curly fries. That is really all I should get. Also is it just more or is Arby's actively at war with vegans? Have you seen their commercials?

I find Arby's entertaining because NobodysWife and I went there once, in the 1990's, and they were amazingly terrible. Then the Simpsons did a reference to how bad their food was.

We've never been back, in spite of the fact that people whose taste we trust (i.e., NOT Shiro) say that it's improved massively since then.

[NobodysHome]

captain yesterday wrote:

Vidmaster7 wrote:

Well bridges do tend to involve heights so I guess that makes sense..hmm how do you feel about trolls and bolly goats?

Goats are evil incarnate and trolls are disgustingly trendy in this area.

You're get along well with Impus Major...

[NobodysHome]

captain yesterday wrote:

Vidmaster7 wrote:

Well bridges do tend to involve heights so I guess that makes sense..hmm how do you feel about trolls and bolly goats?

I can honestly say some of my favorite memories is conquering my fears on our honeymoon by not only driving over loveland pass in Colorado (12,900 feet) but also driving over both The Golden Gate bridge (twice, because i could) AND the Tacoma Narrows bridge in Washington six times in the week we stayed on the Olympic Peninsula (including on the anniversary of it's collapse).

I'm still afraid of heights and bridges, but they don't own me.

My father was a physicist. He LOVED that video. Every year when his department held its open house, he'd have it on on infinite loop.

[captain yesterday]

The Ice Cream King (to Patrick Star): Are you smart, or stupid?

Patrick Star: ... Apples!

[Limeylongears]

Evil Kjeldorn wrote:

Tacticslion wrote:

Gunter the Penguin wrote:

Tacticslion wrote:

Doooooby-dooby-doooooo...

Dooby dooby doo....

You got the reference~!

EDIT: ... would you believe I'd totally forgotten it was a beer ad, and was under the strong impression it was a cheese ad?

We used to sing, "Doo-be-doo-be-doo; beware the penguine; doo-be-doo-be-doo; oooo~ooooh; doo-be-doo-be-doo: behold the poooowwwwweeerrrr of cheese~!" in high school (there were more lyrics, but I certainly am not going to remember them).

Pfff... Ha!

it's clearly a veiled reference to the euro-dance 1995 smash hit by Me & My!

We Danes ruled the 90's!

If you could go back to the 790s and do more burning, slaying and pillaging and less Whigfield, I think we'd all be a lot happier.

[Tacticslion]

But it wasn't bad music...

[captain yesterday]

Tis a brisk morning on the playground.

26 degrees.

[NobodysHome]

Tonight'll be "fun": I finally found a Himalayan spice shop that carries all my favorite curry pastes (Patak's curry paste, but their generic paste isn't that good; their madras is awesome). I decided to make a curry tonight, but the corner store doesn't carry lamb, and I do all my shopping on foot.

So I bought a 3.5-pound London broil.

It'll be my first beef curry ever, and this one'll be a vindaloo.

I'm curious as to how it'll turn out.

(In general I like to use curry pastes because they're a lot easier than grinding my own. I have 50 Great Curries of India and some of the recipes (for example, Butter Chicken) are amazing and worth self-grinding. But for "standards" like vindaloo and madras, the pastes are almost as good and way easier, so I use 'em.)

[John Napier 698]

And, nearly 24 hours later, my workplace still has no main power. F*cking amateurs.

[Freehold DM]

Sharoth wrote:

Drejk wrote:

Sharoth wrote:

I think Freehold DM appeared in the second or third version of the FaWtL thread. But damned if I plan on going back through those monsters to find where. All of the FaWtL threads are linked on my Profile page, if someone is nuts enough to try.

So apparently FHDM posted in the first thread...

So what you are saying is that Freehold DM is an old fart? I KNEW IT!!!

black don't crack.

[Freehold DM]

Sharoth wrote:

Freehold DM's math teacher.

that's just about any math teacher.

The priesthood mystique the discipline perhaps unintentionally generates along with the frustration inherent in teaching something someone loves to people who don't encourages a sadistic mindset at worst, gallows humor at best.

[TOZ]

And as usual, TOZ is eternal.

[John Napier 698]

John Napier 698 wrote:

And, nearly 24 hours later, my workplace still has no main power. F*cking amateurs.

The electric utility sent a truck. So the garage should have power soon.

[Limeylongears]

Tacticslion wrote:

But it wasn't bad music...

Eh?

Whahu?

Ergh?

Nnnh?

Fair enough. You'd probably say the same about the stuff that I like, after all.

[Syrus Terrigan]

Vidmaster7 wrote:

Orthos wrote:

Vidmaster7 wrote:

Also is it just more or is Arby's actively at war with vegans? Have you seen their commercials?

I have and they are hilarious.

crazy they got Ving Rhames.

Is that Ving Rhames?? Doesn't sound like it to me . . . .

Regardless, Arby's commercials are declarations of open war against vegetarianism.

And I'm cool with it! lol

And they have gotten much better than they were back in the 90's, NH.

. . . . .

And now I'm hungry. Again.

EDIT: Rhames it is!! Huh.

Anyhow -- time to go make sandwiches.

[Orthos]

Put me as another fan of the new Arby's, as well as remembering how horrid it used to be.

Never seen the Simpson's episode referenced but it seems they too the critique to heart. Good show.

[captain yesterday]

It's 39 degrees, our temperature high point for today.

[Orthos]

Syrus Terrigan wrote:

Vidmaster7 wrote:

Orthos wrote:

Vidmaster7 wrote:

Also is it just more or is Arby's actively at war with vegans? Have you seen their commercials?

I have and they are hilarious.

crazy they got Ving Rhames.

Is that Ving Rhames?? Doesn't sound like it to me . . . .

Regardless, Arby's commercials are declarations of open war against vegetarianism.

And I'm cool with it! lol

What's funny about it to me is that the only visible message of the commercials is "meat is good, we sell primarily meat products, and our products are better than any alternative, especially meatless ones."

Which yeah is kinda aggressive toward vegan/vegetarians, but that's not their target market anyway.

But trying to do some research quick on the background of these commercials, I quickly found that Certain Parts of the Internet have extrapolated them to also include, in addition to anti-vegan, anti-feminist, anti-gender inclusuvity, and a ton of other antis that if delved further into would make this more political than FAWTL typically cares for.

All from a series of sandwich chain commercials.

The Internet is a silly place.

[the Internet]

Well excuse me...

[Dwight Schrutte]

Don't even ask about their connection to the JFK assassination.

It wasn't a beet on the grassy knoll, just saying.

[Sharoth]

captain yesterday wrote:

It's 39 degrees, our temperature high point for today.

The high here in Savannah, GA is 84 degrees F. Anyone want our balmy and cool weather? Freehold DM? Did you want it?

[Gilgamesh the Great]

the Internet wrote:

Well excuse me...

... Princess!

[Deranged PETA Protester]

Orthos wrote:

Syrus Terrigan wrote:

Vidmaster7 wrote:

Orthos wrote:

Vidmaster7 wrote:

Also is it just more or is Arby's actively at war with vegans? Have you seen their commercials?

I have and they are hilarious.

crazy they got Ving Rhames.

Is that Ving Rhames?? Doesn't sound like it to me . . . .

Regardless, Arby's commercials are declarations of open war against vegetarianism.

And I'm cool with it! lol

What's funny about it to me is that the only visible message of the commercials is "meat is good, we sell primarily meat products, and our products are better than any alternative, especially meatless ones."

Which yeah is kinda aggressive toward vegan/vegetarians, but that's not their target market anyway.

But trying to do some research quick on the background of these commercials, I quickly found that Certain Parts of the Internet have extrapolated them to also include, in addition to anti-vegan, anti-feminist, anti-gender inclusuvity, and a ton of other antis that if delved further into would make this more political than FAWTL typically cares for.

All from a series of sandwich chain commercials.

The Internet is a silly place.

Your stomach is a graveyard!

[Evil Kjeldorn]

Limeylongears wrote:

Evil Kjeldorn wrote:

Tacticslion wrote:

Gunter the Penguin wrote:

Tacticslion wrote:

Doooooby-dooby-doooooo...

Dooby dooby doo....

You got the reference~!

EDIT: ... would you believe I'd totally forgotten it was a beer ad, and was under the strong impression it was a cheese ad?

We used to sing, "Doo-be-doo-be-doo; beware the penguine; doo-be-doo-be-doo; oooo~ooooh; doo-be-doo-be-doo: behold the poooowwwwweeerrrr of cheese~!" in high school (there were more lyrics, but I certainly am not going to remember them).

Pfff... Ha!

it's clearly a veiled reference to the euro-dance 1995 smash hit by Me & My!

We Danes ruled the 90's!

If you could go back to the 790s and do more burning, slaying and pillaging and less Whigfield, I think we'd all be a lot happier.

*de-beverages!*

Well, I've never!
I mean, I know that our attempt to settle on the British isles weren't perfect!
I'll be sure to tell the rest of the Danes to bring their A-game, next time we go on an almost 300 year long binge of murdering, looting, pillaging and enslavement.
(Personally I blame the Norwegians!...and Swedes, for some reason).

As for Whigfield...
Weaponization tests in the middle 90's proved unsatisfactory. So we put our faith in "Project Bubblegum Dance"!

*Wrings hands and laughs maniacally!*

[captain yesterday]

Interesting.

The sun came out and we've now reached an epic 43 degrees.

Yay!

[Limeylongears]

Evil Kjeldorn wrote:

Limeylongears wrote:

Evil Kjeldorn wrote:

Tacticslion wrote:

Gunter the Penguin wrote:

Tacticslion wrote:

Doooooby-dooby-doooooo...

Dooby dooby doo....

You got the reference~!

EDIT: ... would you believe I'd totally forgotten it was a beer ad, and was under the strong impression it was a cheese ad?

We used to sing, "Doo-be-doo-be-doo; beware the penguine; doo-be-doo-be-doo; oooo~ooooh; doo-be-doo-be-doo: behold the poooowwwwweeerrrr of cheese~!" in high school (there were more lyrics, but I certainly am not going to remember them).

Pfff... Ha!

it's clearly a veiled reference to the euro-dance 1995 smash hit by Me & My!

We Danes ruled the 90's!

If you could go back to the 790s and do more burning, slaying and pillaging and less Whigfield, I think we'd all be a lot happier.

*de-beverages!*

Well, I've never!
I mean, I know that our attempt to settle on the British isles weren't perfect!
I'll be sure to tell the rest of the Danes to bring their A-game, next time we go on an almost 300 year long binge of murdering, looting, pillaging and enslavement.
(Personally I blame the Norwegians!...and Swedes, for some reason).

As for Whigfield...
Weaponization tests in the middle 90's proved unsatisfactory. So we put our faith in "Project Bubblegum Dance"!

*Wrings hands and laughs maniacally!*

'Come on Barbie, let's raid Lindisfarne. Woop woop woop yeh'

[Cap'n Yesterdays Winter Madness]

Some snow would be cool.

[Scintillae]

incoherent rage

[Scintillae]

Grading these essays would be easier if I didn't have to keep giving up my plan period for meetings that my colleagues seem allergic to attending...

[Scintillae]

Oh, and if they would stop splicing their bloody commas already!

[Scintillae]

We've discussed this! Repeatedly! Stop abusing the poor commas, you filthy heathens!

[Rolled-Up Newspaper]

prepares for a workout

[aatea]

Scintillae wrote:

We've discussed this! Repeatedly! Stop abusing the poor commas, you filthy heathens!

I have a coworker that I have to ask her to send me anything she writes before she sends it out company-wide. If you're starting a new sentence, you do not use a comma! She runs on all her sentences, and it's beyond frustrating.

[John Napier 698]

A program to detect and correct all grammatical and style errors would be interesting to develop, to say the least.

[NobodysHome]

So this is one of those frustrations that I think every group runs into: Our immediate group has 7 games running right now, with a total of 18 players. Of those 7 games, I'm running 4 of them.

Yet now that 3 of those games are wrapping up, we're finding a remarkable shortage of GMs:

I've been running at least twice a week since 2012. I'm tired. Even after Crimson Throne and Jade Regent wrap up later this year or early next year, I'll still be running two games a week. So I'm not volunteering to run any games at all until at least 2019.

Gothbard is wrapping up Skull & Shackles, and she dislikes GM'ing so much she's said she won't do it again for at least a year or two.

Shiro's going to be doing a custom campaign in Fremont for exactly 4 players, so he's keeping things ultra-sekret until his 4 are decided on.

Trevor's already running Mummy's Mask on Wednesday nights.

Our old RQ GM (what do you think, lisamarlene? The Soviet Madman?) is running a homebrew on Tuesday nights and raising his daughter, so he has no time to even play in any other campaigns.

And that's our entire list of "willing" GMs, with the exception of Impus Minor, who really wants to GM, but doesn't yet have the organizational skills to keep himself going, nor the stubborn-headedness to herd recalcitrant players. Once I wrap up Serpent's Skull, I'm going to invite him to GM the kids' game and I'll co-GM for him.

Anyway, looks like I'll be having a free weekend day starting in January or February. I may be able to... *gasp*... work on my garage or something!

[Captain Yesterday, Brut Squad]

Tis the season!

To work more.

[John Napier 698]

Enjoy those days off, NH.

[John Napier 698]

I'm going to do some maintenance on the fan I have in the Garage Break Room tomorrow. I've got to clean out the accumulated dust, and lubricate the motor's shaft so that the fan starts instantly.