Pickles are, very definitively, a "sometimes food."
But I love CfA, and I adamantly refuse to pay attention to politics in general, so I'm only vaguely aware, and am striving to stay that way.
EDIT: And, yes, I always go clothed.
Also, Diego Valdez is doing a thing with some other creators! You might want to check it out!
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I hate CfA irregardless of politics, it's just terrible food (up here).
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The only thing that sucks more than the bad news is the waiting.
*Waddles by Ortho's place to give his condolences and offers a hug and a back-pat*
There is a FAWTL steam group. Everyone interested feel free to join.
*Notes down*
Might hopefully turn up here...if I can get my act together ^^'
This story's for Freehold. Maybe.
So yesterday on the way to Mrs Sunrise's birthday escape room event, she wanted coffee. So when we saw a sign for "Bikini Beans Coffee," she said "Oh good, let's stop there." The sign should have been a clue, but neither of us thought anything of it. We pull up to the beachcomber style coffee stand, and out walks a 120-pounds-soaking-wet 20-something in a bikini to take our order.
Mrs Sunrise's comment to me: I guess it's your birthday too!
Belated happy b-day to Mrs Sunrise!
Also……
I suddenly feel like having a coffee…
…
Delivered by a soaking wet 20-something in a bikini :p
Also, f&@* cancer.
*Waddles by Worna's house with a bundle tied to his shell and knocks on her door*
*Offers up bundle content - an orthello cake, a snifter of nice rum and some liquorice*
*Also snuggles up besides Woran, giving her a sympathetic look while listening to her intently and offering her hugs or reassuring pats on her forearm*
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I got my new phone number! It's very action packed. Also, I have a headache.
I got my new phone number!
I don't!
It's very action packed.
Nice!
Also, I have a headache.
... less nice.
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Oh! I can't believe I forgot! Happy belated birthday to Mrs. Sunrise! Rock it!
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What's it like having long hair in Green County?
When I went to the gas station to get diesel for our mini bobcat I cheerfully held the door open for a person, he stopped, and instead went to the other entrance to go inside.
We've been working at this house in the backyard while painters paint the house, I tried talking to the guy ALL DAY while co-worker was driving, dude doesn't say shit just glares. I leave the yard to go clean up and move our trailer and the guy just starts yakking with co-worker, I walk in back and it's back to silence and glaring.
Co-worker, yesterday, goes to the quarry in the next town over and the guy is super nice "oh sure, just weigh in, let the guy load you and then weigh out and leave the slip" I go there in the exact same truck the next day and he's all combative "well, I'm going to need to get your company name and billing address so I can confirm this before I load you up".
Anyway, so when I got the information from our truck I knocked my phone on the floor board and it fell through the massive rust hole on the driver's side (not to be confused with the massive hole on the passenger side) and was promptly run over by a dump truck.
I told the boss I'm fine driving a Flintstones truck as long as he hooks me up with a PteradactylSaw.
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What an a*~*#*$.
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What an a%@%#&@.
Which one? The a~#~!!+ that went out of his way to avoid me? The a%++$+! that wouldn't talk to me, no matter how nice I was? Or the a$$~%$@ at the quarry?
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I'm with John, no need to limit this just to one.
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Why choose just one?
I thought I added an "Or all of the above" but I guess not.
You are correct.
That makes sense. I may have had my vocabulary infected by later editions - that might be a reason I'm not finding what I'm looking for (though I thought it was the language used).
Tiers of play essentially tells you what kinds of adventures you tend to go on, depending on your level.
As a made-up half-example:
1-3: village heroes
4-6: heroes of the city
7-9: heroes of region
10-12: heroes of the country
13-15: heroes of continent
16-19: heroes of world
20+: heroes of foreverObviously it doesn't quite line up like that; I literally just took groups of three levels and made up something about them. You could go into more specifics, like:
1-3: village heroes - At this tier of play, the PCs are generally facing threats that might threaten a few people, or even a small village. Perhaps saving a child lost in the woods, a farmer's daughter that was kidnapped by a small gang of thugs, or exploring an old graveyard said to be haunted.(Again, this is just made up by me just now.)
Basically, I'm trying to find the "scope" expected at different levels of play across the 3e-to-PF systems.
Back in 2007, Ryan Dancy said this on an RPG.net forum post:
"D&D 3/3.5, by design, changes roughly every 5 levels. You may find that your group becomes comfortable in one of those 4 quartiles, or you may find that your group enjoys the changes of pace that happen when moving from quartile to quartile."
Someone on EN World broke 3/3.5 down into quartiles like so:
Levels 1-5: Gritty fantasy
Levels 6-10: Heroic fantasy
Levels 11-15: Wuxia
Levels 16-20: Superheroes
Of course some of you may have heard of the E6 hack of 3.5 by Ryan Stoughton which was birthed from this discussion, to keep play in the Heroic Fantasy realm.
Hm. More straightforward than I recalled, but okay! Also, it uses the "quartiles" language, so that might have been part of my problem. Neat!
Why choose just one?
I'm with John, no need to limit this just to one.
I thought I added an "Or all of the above"
"Por que no los tres?"
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And yet those same a$$h@+$ are going to go home, or to a local beverage dispensing establishment, and listen to Ted Nugent after work.
I must admit, I knew the name, but still had to look him up. Funny.
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Night John.
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Siri kept calling me Shirley this morning. It was starting to really piss me off until I realized that I had left it in Airplane mode.
This joke makes me feel like its related to something I'm just not seeing. Like a reference to a show or something.
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** spoiler omitted **
Heh Long.
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My wife bought a new welcome mat. It's made of hemp. I'm worried that it may be a gateway rug.
That's easy to figure out. Is their a gate around your porch or house?
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I went to the police station laughing my ass off. Everyone was staring at me as I handed an arm bone to the desk sergeant and said "I don't know why, but I found this humerus."
I heard that one in college back in Osteoclasst.
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You are correct.Siri kept calling me Shirley this morning. It was starting to really piss me off until I realized that I had left it in Airplane mode.This joke makes me feel like its related to something I'm just not seeing. Like a reference to a show or something.
I've heard of that movie but never watched it.
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I'll put it on the list.
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Don't worry it's not the same one your on.
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Did I miss one?
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Mort's been gone awhile now. If they made some sort of device that beeped at you when someone was trying to get a hold of you... you could call it a booper. eh that idea sounds to early 90's forget it.
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You could try leaving a big pile of food out and see if that brings her around. Just remember to put a box over it, held up by a small stick, and put a sign on it that reads "Definitely Not a Mort Trap."
That might work. Food is definitely the way to catch a Mort.
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What an a%@%#&@.Which one? The a!%+&!+ that went out of his way to avoid me? The a%!!&~% that wouldn't talk to me, no matter how nice I was? Or the a*#~~~# at the quarry?
Maybe they were afraid they found Jesus?
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He was hiding out in Rio. In fact Their is also quite a few jesuses (YEah I have no idea how to pluralize that) hiding out in Mexico too.
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but I thought you pro licking things and liked to put things in your mouth to feel the texture?!*joins scint in the anti-pickle front*And that blasted pickle is a harbinger of destruction, wreaking devastation on everything it touches. Once on the sandwich, the juices remain forever, and any hope of a pleasant meal is dashed violently against the sharp rocks of briny hell.(except Chick-fil-A, even though it's great, because politics.)You clearly don't eat food.HERESY!Are there any consistently good US chain restaurants?Actually, yes, they do exist. They just don't exist at the price point of White Castle and Old Country Buffet. Or Denny's. Or Waffle House.Beyond politics, I've never been impressed by their food. It's just chicken, a slice of pickle, and a touch of butter.
I'm not above some garbage food (there's a local BBQ place that does a bacon-wrapped fried hot dog covered in their chili) - but Freehold likes both White Castle and Waffle House. This I cannot condone.
Yes. But pickles are gross.
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Pickles are so gross.