I wish people would read signs more often.
See if you had read the signs you would of known there was a nekkid vidmaster ahead.
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you are also naked.I must be mad.
I GMd last sunday (overseer for special).
GMd home campaign monday evening.
Tuesday - prep for wednesday (last minute switch scenarios)
Wednesday - gm
Thursday (today) - manically prep the house
Friday/saturday - play pathfinder
Sunday - demo pathfinder at game day
Monday - play kingmaker campaign
Wednesday - play pathfinder
Its too hot for clothes. Stupid summer
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Yeah 32 degrees is rough. My BF would be sweating buckets. I'd be fine, as long as I was walking. But if I did any kind of physical exertion like running, then the heat would catch up with me too.It turns out working ten hours in 90 degree weather is exhausting.
Who knew!
I barely sweat. My dad does t sweat either. So we dont loose heat fast enough. Summers are miserable for us.
Sesame Street characters seem absurdly happy for people who sit around all day with a fist up their ass.
*resists urge to make joke about things being blown*Famous people probably know what their autograph sounds like.Huh... You know that one is interesting. Surely after you've signed it so many times... <mind blown>
The Incredicoaster! The last coaster you will ever need! This incredible device defies logic as it protects your wooden surfaces from stains if you put it under your drink! Just look at how terrible these unsightly rings are on this coffee table. What if this was your table?! And your friends were coming over?! And your boss!?!?! And your extremely judgmental in-laws!?!?!??!?! Why, you could be ostracized for decades if they see this!!!! But, use the Incredicoaster! and you'll never have to worry again.
Order now, and get 2 Incredicoasters! for only $49.99 (plus S&H), and we'll throw in 4! Yes 4!! more Incredicoasters! for absolutely free!!! (Just pay seperate S&H)
How could you possibly pass up on this deal?
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As Shiro tells it, in Kentucky the sweet tea they make is a supersaturated liquid; they heat it up, keep adding sugar until the near-boiling liquid can't contain any more, then let it cool to supersaturation.
How anyone could drink such a substance is beyond me. Of course, I don't even care for sodas because I find them too sweet.
And yes, I take my coffee "Freehold Style": Strong and black.
genial and open, but with a powerful burst of intense flavor deep inside, thats me.
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Does "Freehold Style" have a dance like Gangnam Style?As Shiro tells it, in Kentucky the sweet tea they make is a supersaturated liquid; they heat it up, keep adding sugar until the near-boiling liquid can't contain any more, then let it cool to supersaturation.
How anyone could drink such a substance is beyond me. Of course, I don't even care for sodas because I find them too sweet.
And yes, I take my coffee "Freehold Style": Strong and black.
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Its similar but with a lot more air humping.Does "Freehold Style" have a dance like Gangnam Style?As Shiro tells it, in Kentucky the sweet tea they make is a supersaturated liquid; they heat it up, keep adding sugar until the near-boiling liquid can't contain any more, then let it cool to supersaturation.
How anyone could drink such a substance is beyond me. Of course, I don't even care for sodas because I find them too sweet.
And yes, I take my coffee "Freehold Style": Strong and black.
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*paw palms*
Jasmine tea is drunk without milk and sugar. Also the sort of thing you'll get in Chinese restaurants here.
If you wanted a green tea with milk and sugar, you should be going for this.
But my opinion is that if you do that it loses its ability to help you digest better, since the milk makes you full.
*Looks at Mort doubtfully and wonder if she's been "digging into" the catnip again…Tea without honey and milk?! shakes turtle head. Scowls and makes a 'Yuck' grimace at the mentioning of green tea*
*Yawns, stretches, pads around at bit smoothing out the blankets in his sleeping spot, give kitty a loving pat on her head and rubs his turtle cheek against hers before lying down to go to sleep.*
Nope it really is true here. Chinese tea. Now what sugar?
However, when sipped as a daily beverage, Chinese people tend to use a special personal tea bottle, in which water is allowed to infuse with tea leaves for hours, and sipped continuously. This method, which is more prevalent in day to day Chinese life, involves the repeated use of the same tea leaves throughout the day.
So yeah you brew the tea all day long.
*paw palms*
Jasmine tea is drunk without milk and sugar. Also the sort of thing you'll get in Chinese restaurants here.
If you wanted a green tea with milk and sugar, you should be going for this.
But my opinion is that if you do that it loses its ability to help you digest better, since the milk makes you full.
*Looks at Mort doubtfully and wonder if she's been "digging into" the catnip again…Tea without honey and milk?! shakes turtle head. Scowls and makes a 'Yuck' grimace at the mentioning of green tea*
*Yawns, stretches, pads around at bit smoothing out the blankets in his sleeping spot, give kitty a loving pat on her head and rubs his turtle cheek against hers before lying down to go to sleep.*
Nope it really is true here. Chinese tea. Now what sugar?
However, when sipped as a daily beverage, Chinese people tend to use a special personal tea bottle, in which water is allowed to infuse with tea leaves for hours, and sipped continuously. This method, which is more prevalent in day to day Chinese life, involves the repeated use of the same tea leaves throughout the day.
So yeah you brew the tea all day long.
*Looks at Mort...but he's a western turtle! tea without milk and honey is inconceivable!*
*Shrugs, wobbles over a gives Mort a flank rub*
Salmon is indeed ickySalmon is icky.... wat.
*Nods sagely and pats Woran on the shoulder, Salmon can indeed be icky*
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I just bought some 5 spice duck wings for lunch. Now what should I be having with that...? I feel like some greens.I love duck! So tasty!
And they're huge d#*@$eads, so no guilt.
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For me its more like tea with honey and milk is...?! Though Gong Cha serves black tea with milk and sugar, while adding tapioca pearls, cold and call it pearl milk tea.
Though when I was a kitten I used to take English tea with sugar, then gradually I cut the sugar, and now i take without sugar. I find that sugar actually hampers you from tasting the true taste of the tea.
At the end of the day I am an eat everything cat pretty much so yeah I eat most stuff. I mean I wouldn't take Lutefish, Blue cheese, anything too bitter, or spicy, or too sour but other then that - anything goes.
For Woran's benefit:
Yes, I ate fried grasshoppers before. And a scorpion in a lollipop(even took pictures, it too me an hour to finish the lollipop).
I still have trouble with the idea of eating grasshoppers or locusts, even though (a) I absolutely love crawfish, prawns, lobsters... which, when you get right down to it, are just a kind of undersea insect, and (b)I understand all the ecological reasons why they are a more sustainable protein source. If I were to make a recipe with a strongly-flavored sauce, substituting one protein for the other (locust saganaki, for example) I would probably not be able to tell much difference.
And yet...
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So, yeah...
As Impus Minor put it, "That was the STUPIDEST ending to an AP, EVER!!!!!"
It was... hilarious.
And Impus Minor doesn't get off the hook:
Whingey Wizard wanted to know whether summoning worked in the area, so he summoned a brownie.
Shiro's goblin, seeing a cute small female creature appear, started flirting with her. Diplomacy 33.
Brownie, being fey and being hit on hard by the goblin, obliged him... at least for the 15 rounds she had left. Meh. Goblin.
Impus Minor: Well, i guess that brownie came out of an Easy Bake oven...
I can't eat steak, I blame Poltergeist.
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yesIts similar but with a lot more air humping.Does "Freehold Style" have a dance like Gangnam Style?As Shiro tells it, in Kentucky the sweet tea they make is a supersaturated liquid; they heat it up, keep adding sugar until the near-boiling liquid can't contain any more, then let it cool to supersaturation.
How anyone could drink such a substance is beyond me. Of course, I don't even care for sodas because I find them too sweet.
And yes, I take my coffee "Freehold Style": Strong and black.
What the f$~& did I just watch?
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What the f@** did I just watch?yesIts similar but with a lot more air humping.Does "Freehold Style" have a dance like Gangnam Style?As Shiro tells it, in Kentucky the sweet tea they make is a supersaturated liquid; they heat it up, keep adding sugar until the near-boiling liquid can't contain any more, then let it cool to supersaturation.
How anyone could drink such a substance is beyond me. Of course, I don't even care for sodas because I find them too sweet.
And yes, I take my coffee "Freehold Style": Strong and black.
Freehold was watching the goblin and the brownie getting it on while I fought the huge red evil cthonic spider thingy.
Opa Paizo style!
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OMG. There NEEDS to be a "Paizo style" video. Like "Klingon Style" meets "Gamers: Dorkness Rising".
When we gamed in the Troll Hole, we went out of our way to buy bugs and serve 'em up:
I suppose if you de-legged them they'd be fine, but who's going to build a grasshopper de-legging machine?
So nope... don't like 'em.
One of my friends mentioned the other day that he rescues snakes, and he can hook us up with everything to take care of one.
Now Crookshanks wants a snake.
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This being Wisconsin, we don't eat anything we can't grow, hunt, bait, or fondle.
So I've never had insects.
Also, I don't dance. Ever.
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Haven't really tried all the bug stuff…
Tried pan seared ants a long time ago, a touch too bitter for my taste though. Might be better if you caramelized them instead, to balance the bitter with some sweet they would go down a little easier.
Then again my stomach complained from even trying the ants…could just have been a coincidence though (crosses fingers that his shellfish allergy doesn't somehow magically include terrestrial Invertebrate).
For me its more like tea with honey and milk is...?! Though Gong Cha serves black tea with milk and sugar, while adding tapioca pearls, cold and call it pearl milk tea.
Heaven. The appropriate name is Heaven.
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Once Queen Ileosa knew her furies were done for, she started buffing herself, and the party could hear her. Instead of racing up the shaft leading into her room, they moved slowly, buffing themselves as well, giving Ileosa time to position the taniniver so that it could breathe on the entire party as soon as they were all in the shaft. The goblin, satisfied that he'd led a good life, would have none of that, so he flew up and used a Force Cage bomb (or whatever it's called) to trap the dragon, but a full-round attack from Ileosa sent him to over -100 hit points and that goblin fireworks factory in the sky.
So, I was really excited because both Ileosa and the party wizard had Spell Turning up, and I was looking forward to a massive explosion. Instead, the wizard just flew up to within 10' of Ileosa and cast Antimagic Field, causing everyone to plummet to the bottom of the shaft and fall prone.
Unfortunately, a level 20 bard, even with all the applied templates, was utterly no match for a level 17 fighter grappling (and then pinning) her, so one fighter grappled her on the ground while the other beat her with Serithtial as the cleric walled in the entire antimagicked combat area with Wall of Stone to make sure the queen wasn't going anywhere, even on a lot of lucky rolls. Instead, the NPC assassin, who'd been studying Ileosa, strode up and assassinated her. Ileosa's save? A natural 1, of course. Ileosa died rather ignominiously.
To make matters worse, once Kazavon started coming through the portal, the party immediately knew to throw Serithtial in there, but the fighter failed his Fortitude save and was stunned, so that same NPC assassin made her save, made a massive Drag roll, and dragged the stunned fighter with Serithtial into the portal to end the campaign.
Yep. All in all rather silly.
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What the f%#+ did I just watch?yesIts similar but with a lot more air humping.Does "Freehold Style" have a dance like Gangnam Style?As Shiro tells it, in Kentucky the sweet tea they make is a supersaturated liquid; they heat it up, keep adding sugar until the near-boiling liquid can't contain any more, then let it cool to supersaturation.
How anyone could drink such a substance is beyond me. Of course, I don't even care for sodas because I find them too sweet.
And yes, I take my coffee "Freehold Style": Strong and black.
Considering you know me the best of all the people on these boards and have hung out with me god know how many times, none of what you watched should be a surprise to you.
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SO... It was stupid because everything rolled the players way?
As Shiro tells it, in Kentucky the sweet tea they make is a supersaturated liquid; they heat it up, keep adding sugar until the near-boiling liquid can't contain any more, then let it cool to supersaturation.
How anyone could drink such a substance is beyond me. Of course, I don't even care for sodas because I find them too sweet.
And yes, I take my coffee "Freehold Style": Strong and black.
Oddly, enough it's not quite that bad here in TN, but... McDonald's does that just about everywhere with their "sweet tea" so... If you want to know what that tastes like...
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Nope it really is true here. Chinese tea. Now what sugar?
So yeah you brew the tea all day long.However, when sipped as a daily beverage, Chinese people tend to use a special personal tea bottle, in which water is allowed to infuse with tea leaves for hours, and sipped continuously. This method, which is more prevalent in day to day Chinese life, involves the repeated use of the same tea leaves throughout the day.
I must be making it wrong - probably put too much tea in.
My uncle has one of those bottles.
Yeah the south Likes everything super sweet. They seem to hate bitter with a passion.
Speaking as a born-and-raised southerner, yes. There is very, very little as far as food goes that could be defined as "bitter" that I care for. Meanwhile I have a runaway sweet-tooth and am quite aware of it.
Though I prefer sugar substitutes to real sugar. Real sugar does not dissolve properly or evenly into cold tea. (Hot may be better, but again, I don't care for hot tea.)
It's not as bad as it used to be, though. I tried Mountain Dew a few months ago and found I simply did not care for it as it was far too sweet; ten years ago I practically breathed the stuff. Likewise straight sweetened tea is a tad too much for me, I prefer it with lemon or lime juice. Unsweetened at all however is too much in the other direction.
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Yeah there are reasons I have made extensive plans to change that particular encounter significantly when I run this for my group.
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Oddly, enough it's not quite that bad here in TN, but... McDonald's does that just about everywhere with their "sweet tea" so... If you want to know what that tastes like...As Shiro tells it, in Kentucky the sweet tea they make is a supersaturated liquid; they heat it up, keep adding sugar until the near-boiling liquid can't contain any more, then let it cool to supersaturation.
How anyone could drink such a substance is beyond me. Of course, I don't even care for sodas because I find them too sweet.
And yes, I take my coffee "Freehold Style": Strong and black.
McDonald's here serves tea unsweetened. (Unless ice lemon tea). Help yourself to the sugar at the side.
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** spoiler omitted **...Yeah there are reasons I have made extensive plans to change that particular encounter significantly when I run this for my group.
** spoiler omitted **I've got a couple more years of Savage Tide left to run first though, so I've got a while to figure solutions out.
I'm on the opposite end of the spectrum and am extremely loathe in tampering with the AP even with the players cakewalking through the AP. I will change monster tactics (anyway most of the time they don't give listed tactics).
If they are likely to have difficulties with random encounters I will reroll on the table saying,"Nope, it's not fair, I'm not throwing that on you."
Fixed encounters I'm more of the line of,"Sorry, AP said what the AP said, sux to be you."
I will consider very carefully before I even think about making changes to the AP.
Of course if you ever saw me tweak the AP in a non CR appropriate way, it means I'm really, really pissed.
I've got this really sore spot about people abusing NPCs...
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"The kids only want to go grocery shopping if we go to Target or BestBuy" - the General, getting a census on who's going with to the grocery store.
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I barely sweat. My dad does t sweat either. So we dont loose heat fast enough. Summers are miserable for us.Yeah 32 degrees is rough. My BF would be sweating buckets. I'd be fine, as long as I was walking. But if I did any kind of physical exertion like running, then the heat would catch up with me too.It turns out working ten hours in 90 degree weather is exhausting.
Who knew!
I don't sweat all that much but I keep cool fine.
I sweat, quite a bit.
I'm going to have to start a Starfinder thread soon.
So many ideas, must put them somewhere.
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3 obits this weekend. Must have been a good weekend! :D
(Other than one was mine. RIP Trig. Except they managed to fetch her body and rez her, because they were REALLY upset. It was all kinds of sweet.)