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Patrick Curtin wrote:
Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:

Hey, Comrade Curtin:

How far out on the Cape do you live?

Independent Citizen Anklebiter, I live fairly up Cape, in Sandwich (or Forestdale if you wanna go village name).
Hmmm. So, that's what? An hour south of Boston?
Depending on traffic and willingness to break speed limits 1 1/2 to 2 hrs. 15 mins from Sagamore Bridge.

I'm an hour north of Boston.

Man, so close, yet so far.

It seems a shame, what with us both being New Englanders and third-shift workers that we can't kill some orcs.

You know of any good regional cons?

Liberty's Edge

Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:
Gark the Goblin wrote:
Ashe Ravenheart wrote:
Good morning FAWTLies!
good morning

Good morning, Gark!

** spoiler omitted **

Spoiler:
<Moves behind the zombie.>

[3.5]Wait, aren't undead immune to flanking?[/3.5]


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I got no problems admitting to being a Superior iNtaker Of Beer.


ABERZOMBIE: ATTN PIE


Patrick Curtin wrote:

Bone crushing tired and silly. So more MSI lyrics for y'all. Cause I feel as disjointed as Jimmy Urine's singing style...

B!tches love me cause they know that I can rock
B1tches love me cause they know that I can rhyme
Bltches love me cause they know that I can fnck
B!tches love me cause they know that I'm on time
Throughout the projects
Throughout the projects
Throughout the projects

Mindless Self Indulence B1tches

Monkey

I'm your problem Now.


Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:

Hey, Comrade Curtin:

How far out on the Cape do you live?

Independent Citizen Anklebiter, I live fairly up Cape, in Sandwich (or Forestdale if you wanna go village name).
Hmmm. So, that's what? An hour south of Boston?
Depending on traffic and willingness to break speed limits 1 1/2 to 2 hrs. 15 mins from Sagamore Bridge.

I'm an hour north of Boston.

Man, so close, yet so far.

It seems a shame, what with us both being New Englanders and third-shift workers that we can't kill some orcs.

You know of any good regional cons?

Well, there are a few. There's Total Confusion that puts on a big spread in the area. I think The Jade went to their last outting if I remember correctly. As for me, thanks to my obligations re: handicapped daughter I'm pretty much leashed to the property. One reason I am more of an Internet guy.

However, I have been getting the itch to PbP some more stuff. I think I will def. wanna GM the pirate AP online here.


Woodraven wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:

Bone crushing tired and silly. So more MSI lyrics for y'all. Cause I feel as disjointed as Jimmy Urine's singing style...

B!tches love me cause they know that I can rock
B1tches love me cause they know that I can rhyme
Bltches love me cause they know that I can fnck
B!tches love me cause they know that I'm on time
Throughout the projects
Throughout the projects
Throughout the projects

Mindless Self Indulence B1tches

Monkey

I'm your problem Now.

I love my mommy cause she {Ahh AHH} my dad!

Liberty's Edge

Callous Jack wrote:
Emperor7 wrote:

Beer is good for the plants. So is coffee. So are dead bodies.

So is fire!

...
...
...
What? Did I say something?

Actually correct.

FIRE!!!


Woody sighting!

Up with PbPs!


Mmmm!

Beef with mushroom!


Gark:

Swedes do eat a lot of meat, or rather, traditionally a relatively large proportion of our food is made from dead animals due to the short (compared to most of the rest of the world) growing season.

Of course, back in the old days when people knew their place, women weren't allowed to vote, children kept schtum or got beaten, and people actually listened to priests, meat was very much a rich man's food. These days, we're all pretty rich, even the poor, so there's probably more meat eaten than there's good for us.

(Personally I'm very careful to make sure people either know I don't eat fish - useful when you and most of the acquaintances of you and your family live near the coast - or, if I'm eating at someone I'll never meet again, quickly lie and tell them I'm allergic.)


Awlright laters folks. gardens to weed.

*blink*

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Freehold DM wrote:
Gark the Goblin wrote:
It's so nice when I'm only halfway through my daily comics and 14/17 have updated!

\

What comics are these?

Hmm. You know, I've been needing a FB account to consolidate all the stuff I don't want to connect to my family and school people . . .

Basically in order of when I started reading them:
  • Order of the Stick
  • Remember
  • Gunnerkrigg Court
  • Darths and Droids
  • Weregeek
  • Moosehead Stew
  • Non-Player Character (NPC)
  • Nodwick
  • Full Frontal Nerdity
  • Public School 238
  • Dork Tower
  • Girl Genius
  • Goblins
  • Player versus Player (PvP)
  • Looking for Group
  • Backspace (I'm pretty sure it's not the top one on Google, so link)
  • True Magic
  • What it Takes
  • White Noise
  • Anarchy
  • The Adventures of Wiglaf and Mordred
  • Northwind
  • Hanna Is Not a Boy's Name
  • Goodbye Chains
  • Spacetrawler
  • Goats
  • Lackadaisy
  • Ratfist
  • Little Dee
  • Something Positive
  • The War of Winds
  • Irregular Webcomic
  • Epic Campain
  • Dresden Codak
  • Chim Chum and the Portly Samurai
  • Dinosaur Comics (not done reading)

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Kajehase wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
*Mairkurion usually has to go to IKEA to get meatballs.

c.a. 400 grams of minced meats

3/4 deciliters breadcrumbs
2 deciliters milk
1-½ teaspoon salt
1 milliliter black or white pepper
15 milliliter (1 tablespoon) shredded yellow onion
1 egg
(The spicing can be varied to taste.)

Shape the mince into balls with your hands (insert silly jokes here). Fry in a pan while occasionally shaking the pan until the meatballs are brown all around, then reduce the heat and re-fry them 3-5 minutes until they've been fried all through.

Serve with potatoes, brown sauce, and lingonberry jam or pasta and ketchup.

Lingonberry!


Crimson Jester wrote:

Moorluck, come back LPM your our only hope!!!

Please use more anti Goblin Raid!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You can't use Raid on goblins. It's too flammable.

Liberty's Edge

Aberzombie wrote:
Mac Boyce wrote:
Beer. Cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems.
Not all of life's problems. For example: "What are we going to feed the kids for dinner tonight?"

Hello? When did beer stop being a viable option?


Okay, I'll admit that I was a kind of distracted and parallel processing, but why exactly is Easy Rider a classic film? Just because of who was in it?

Basically: Hippies just wanna be free, ride their bikes, drug it up, and occasionally screw local girls, but the mean ol' murderous Southern country folk jes won't lettem be. Hippies good; rednecks bad. Mkay?

Am I missing something?


Kajehase wrote:

These days, we're all pretty rich, even the poor, so there's probably more meat eaten than there's good for us.

Hey! No propagandizing for social-democracy here, pinko!

Spoiler:
:)

Liberty's Edge

Celestial Healer wrote:
Mac Boyce wrote:
Beer. Cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems.
It's the solution to alcoholism?

That'd be the fire aspect.

Liberty's Edge

Aberzombie wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
And for the record, beer is gross. All of it.
It.....it's like....I don't know you anymore!
I keep trying. I just can't develop a taste for the stuff.
It does take awhile. When I was a kid I could hardly stand it. :)

I've always liked the taste (even when I was 4-10 and just got sips). Might be a problem later in life.


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:

Okay, I'll admit that I was a kind of distracted and parallel processing, but why exactly is Easy Rider a classic film? Just because of who was in it?

Basically: Hippies just wanna be free, ride their bikes, drug it up, and occasionally screw local girls, but the mean ol' murderous Southern country folk jes won't lettem be. Hippies good; rednecks bad. Mkay?

Am I missing something?

Easy Rider is more of a "classic" for what it brought about, the "Second Golden Era of Hollywood" (The French Connection, MASH, Harold and Maude, Taxi Driver, Chinatown, etc.) than for its value as a film. 'Cuz it's pretty crappy, Jack Nicholson scenes aside.

Spoiler:
That same renaissance of American filmmaking, snooty film critics argue, was defeated by the "juvenilization" of Hollywood brought about mostly by (anticipates screams of outrage here) Star Wars.

--I'm seven beers into a 12-pack of Bud now, so my coherency is pretty limited, BUT, there's an excellent book called Easy Riders, Raging Bulls by Peter Biskind that does a much better job of explaining its place than I can do here.


Patrick Curtin wrote:

One reason I am more of an Internet guy.

However, I have been getting the itch to PbP some more stuff. I think I will def. wanna GM the pirate AP online here.

Well, maybe one of these weekends I'll bring you a case of Bud and some dice.


Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:


...what I'm saying is, you're not those girls.

Spoiler:
I'm feeling generous, so I'll share this with you. Rat me out, and I swear, my vengeance will be felt!
Liberty's Edge

Kajehase wrote:

Gark:

Swedes do eat a lot of meat, or rather, traditionally a relatively large proportion of our food is made from dead animals due to the short (compared to most of the rest of the world) growing season.

Of course, back in the old days when people knew their place, women weren't allowed to vote, children kept schtum or got beaten, and people actually listened to priests, meat was very much a rich man's food. These days, we're all pretty rich, even the poor, so there's probably more meat eaten than there's good for us.

(Personally I'm very careful to make sure people either know I don't eat fish - useful when you and most of the acquaintances of you and your family live near the coast - or, if I'm eating at someone I'll never meet again, quickly lie and tell them I'm allergic.)

Yeah, I know how you have a short growing season and all, and I assumed (as in most places) meat was a rich man's food. But your meals still seem more complex than ours.

(Back then, I had barely finished phasing fish out (for morals). Do you not eat fish for health reasons, or simply taste? Fish has always seemed the iconic Swedish food to me.)

Storytime! :
When I was 2-4 we went back to Sweden to visit my godparents, who were still together at the time. My father, my godfather, and either the Swedish work friend or another (non-Swede) work friend took me out in a rowboat on the lake (I remember getting my boots on in a closet). They caught a pike that was as long as my height and threw it back in the boat in front of me. I said that it was flopping around a lot, so they told me to keep it down with my feet, but it was too strong, and I was very worried that it would escape (I might have been afraid of it, too, but enough embellishments for now).

For supper that night we ate fish. I got a bone stuck in my throat and started choking. My godmother, a nurse, quickly fed me some bread and had me wash it down with milk.

The next day, Hakim (I think it was him and not Bjorn, the Swede) took me fishing with a fishing pole. I remember the sun setting and him silhouetted while standing on the rock with a fishing pole (I think I was partly holding the rod myself when the fish bit, but he "helped" for most of it). I was proud of my success with a fish.

And thanks for putting up with my interest in Sweden (swedophilia? sverigephilia?).

Liberty's Edge

Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:
Studpuffin wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:

Studpuffin,

Alas, no.

does happy dance
but... You are on Facebook!

Okay, so, a half-dozen years ago, I was friends with all these smoking hot girls who worked at a comic book store in Boston. And they were all "You should get on MySpace." So, I was, like, "Yeah, sure, if I get to hang out with you, I'm there." And we flirted, and had weekly Lost parties, and maybe we [bubble bubble bubble]-ed in the park and it was hot.

But then, after I finally worked up the courage to ask one of them out, they all decided to be gay. :(

I guess, Studpuffin, what I'm saying is, you're not those girls.

I had a similar experience with FB. Then again, I hate on it less than MySpace. <Cringes at MySpace's ads.>


Mac Boyce wrote:
Studpuffin wrote:
Mac Boyce wrote:
Beer. Cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems.
It and Fire have a lot in common. :D
Often at the same time. ;)

Have you been talking to Diane? ;)


Children are never too young to be introduced to VIKINGS.


I don't practice Santareia
I ain't got no crystal ball
Well I had a million dollars
But I ..
I spent it all
~Sublime. Santareia

Liberty's Edge

Bitter Thorn wrote:
Mac Boyce wrote:
Studpuffin wrote:
Mac Boyce wrote:
Beer. Cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems.
It and Fire have a lot in common. :D
Often at the same time. ;)
Have you been talking to Diane? ;)

I have a lot of family stories concerning this. Another time, perhaps.


Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:

One reason I am more of an Internet guy.

However, I have been getting the itch to PbP some more stuff. I think I will def. wanna GM the pirate AP online here.

Well, maybe one of these weekends I'll bring you a case of Bud and some dice.

Cool. I have a futon, always up for gamers to stop by.

BTW you should reconsider FB. As a social connection tool it can't be beat. I don't know what I did without it or my iBorg (I'm sitting in my veggies as I type)


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:

Talking to the kiddo who is recovering from her severe stomach flu, I just remembered the vivid dream I was having this morning right before I woke up: she and I were at the old house with my deceased mother, and we were entertaining a guest with a nice dinner. The guest was Sean Connery.

!!!!!!!

At the time, I could even remember some of my conversation with Mr. Connery. To be clear, this was like Hunt for Red October era S.C.

You know what, I'm not tellin' you people my dreams anymore!

Screw you guys . . @ - - I'm goin' home!


Gark the Goblin wrote:

Yeah, I know how you have a short growing season and all, and I assumed (as in most places) meat was a rich man's food. But your meals still seem more complex than ours.

(Back then, I had barely finished phasing fish out (for morals). Do you not eat fish for health reasons, or simply taste? Fish has always seemed the iconic Swedish food to me.)** spoiler omitted **...

Fish is HUGE in Sweden. If you look at a really old-fashion Swedish feast-table (as in Christmas, Easter, or Midsummer) there's enough fish on it to feed a shark (who probably won't be one of the dishes).

And I don't eat fish because of the ...irrational vomiting reflex I get from putting it in the vicinity of my mouth. I wish I could eat it, since a lot of the dishes made from fish sound like they taste really great. On the other hand, these days there's a fairly large number of fish-species I'd avoid for ecological reasons (i.e. I'd like my grandchildren to be able to try them).

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Mairkurion Jr. wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:

Talking to the kiddo who is recovering from her severe stomach flu, I just remembered the vivid dream I was having this morning right before I woke up: she and I were at the old house with my deceased mother, and we were entertaining a guest with a nice dinner. The guest was Sean Connery.

!!!!!!!

At the time, I could even remember some of my conversation with Mr. Connery. To be clear, this was like Hunt for Red October era S.C.

You know what, I'm not tellin' you people my dreams anymore!

Screw you guys . . @ - - I'm goin' home!

You wanted us to interpret them for you?

Liberty's Edge

Kajehase wrote:
I'd like my grandchildren to be able to try them.

What if it's inherited?

The Exchange

ever had a post that no matter how you edited it still came out wrong??

Liberty's Edge

Is this what AZ would call political crap? :
I've phased out all vertebrate meat. I'm not sure whether or not I'll continue with invertebrates. They're so much harder to relate to, and I don't feel as much of a twinge of guilt when I eat crab meat (I still do, though).

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Crimson Jester wrote:
ever had a post that no matter how you edited it still came out wrong??

Still wrong.

I saw at least one of your post's incarnations. There was a "/quote" tag right after "quote=Gark the Goblin," if that's one of the things you were talking about.

Scarab Sages

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Pop Tarts -- "Good Source of Calcium"

I think that Kellogg and I have different definitions of "good".

Liberty's Edge

I'm kickin' ass!

The Exchange

Gark the Goblin wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
ever had a post that no matter how you edited it still came out wrong??

Still wrong.

I saw at least one of your post's incarnations. There was a "/quote" tag right after "quote=Gark the Goblin," if that's one of the things you were talking about.

Yes but it refused to be fixed.


Crimson Jester wrote:
Gark the Goblin wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
ever had a post that no matter how you edited it still came out wrong??

Still wrong.

I saw at least one of your post's incarnations. There was a "/quote" tag right after "quote=Gark the Goblin," if that's one of the things you were talking about.

Yes but it refused to be fixed.

Have some orc beer.

<beat>

Want to know why it's called "orc" beer?


Crimson Jack wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:

Moorluck, come back LPM your our only hope!!!

Please use more anti Goblin Raid!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You can't use Raid on goblins. It's too flammable.

Wait, how is that a problem? {checks Bestiary} Nope, no resistance to fire.


Crimson Jack wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Gark the Goblin wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
ever had a post that no matter how you edited it still came out wrong??

Still wrong.

I saw at least one of your post's incarnations. There was a "/quote" tag right after "quote=Gark the Goblin," if that's one of the things you were talking about.

Yes but it refused to be fixed.

Have some orc beer.

<beat>

Want to know why it's called "orc" beer?

Must be because it tastes like a mass-produced American pilsner.


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Children are never too young to be introduced to VIKINGS.

"Sleep! That's where I'm a viking!" [/R. Wiggum]

The Exchange

Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Crimson Jack wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Gark the Goblin wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
ever had a post that no matter how you edited it still came out wrong??

Still wrong.

I saw at least one of your post's incarnations. There was a "/quote" tag right after "quote=Gark the Goblin," if that's one of the things you were talking about.

Yes but it refused to be fixed.

Have some orc beer.

<beat>

Want to know why it's called "orc" beer?

Must be because it tastes like a mass-produced American pilsner.

Made from fermented Orc Urine?


Crimson Jester wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Crimson Jack wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Gark the Goblin wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
ever had a post that no matter how you edited it still came out wrong??

Still wrong.

I saw at least one of your post's incarnations. There was a "/quote" tag right after "quote=Gark the Goblin," if that's one of the things you were talking about.

Yes but it refused to be fixed.

Have some orc beer.

<beat>

Want to know why it's called "orc" beer?

Must be because it tastes like a mass-produced American pilsner.
Made from fermented Orc Urine?

That would explain SO much.

Scarab Sages

Gark the Goblin wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Mac Boyce wrote:
Beer. Cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems.
Not all of life's problems. For example: "What are we going to feed the kids for dinner tonight?"
Hello? When did beer stop being a viable option?

When it comes to kids? I'll tell you when you're old enough to have some of your own.

Scarab Sages

Mmmmmm....dinner.

Liberty's Edge

Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
Crimson Jack wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:

Moorluck, come back LPM your our only hope!!!

Please use more anti Goblin Raid!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You can't use Raid on goblins. It's too flammable.
Wait, how is that a problem? {checks Bestiary} Nope, no resistance to fire.

If you start spraying Raid, we'll light the jet on fire. Aerosol go boom!

And if the jet takes out one of us first:
BBQ!

That book was made by The Oppressors. Anyway, <checks book> nope, no Int penalty. We use this thing called "wa-ter."

The Exchange

Gark the Goblin wrote:
Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
Crimson Jack wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:

Moorluck, come back LPM your our only hope!!!

Please use more anti Goblin Raid!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You can't use Raid on goblins. It's too flammable.
Wait, how is that a problem? {checks Bestiary} Nope, no resistance to fire.

If you start spraying Raid, we'll light the jet on fire. Aerosol go boom! ** spoiler omitted **

That book was made by The Oppressors. Anyway, <checks book> nope, no Int penalty. We use this thing called "wa-ter."

Book, what book do you speak of?

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