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Lantern Lodge Customer Service Manager

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sara marie: how would you call the type of coffee pot we have, drip right?

sonja: yes

katina: Sacred +1 Cauldron of Caffeination


Only +1, if someone springs for really good beans, you could get that bad boy up to like +3, and maybe add the caffeinated haste property.

Then, we would get TWICE as many interesting overheards at the office as normal, because everyone would be coffee hasted, oh, yeah, and production would increase too, I guess...if you care bout such things.


Game Master Scotty wrote:
Ashley Kaprielian wrote:

Robot Chris: but just keep that nugget of horror in the back of your mind

Katina: No! I have enough mind nuggets!

I read this and, in my mind with the previous chicken posts, I imagine them to be small dark chicken nuggets.

A part of me then wonders, should you eat those with ranch, bbq, honey or ketchup?

Now, I crave chicken nuggets of horror...

I've seen those. They're called McNuggets.


Ah ha! So that's what those horrid little things are actually made out of, concentrated evil. And clearly, one would have to eat dark nuggets of horror with very concentrated fish sauce. (actually like fish sauce, though actually putting it ON any chicken products is likely an evil act, and may or may not require an insanity check :shudder::)

Lantern Lodge Customer Service Manager

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sharaya: SALMON IN YOUR FACE. STUNNED FOR D3 rounds!


Pathfinder Rulebook Subscriber

I don't know why the chicken equivalent of particle board is so yummy...

Paizo Employee Chief Technical Officer

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Sara Marie wrote:
sharaya: SALMON IN YOUR FACE. STUNNED FOR D3 rounds!

Might as well be stunned for d3+1 rounds—it takes a lot of people six seconds to figure out the result of a d3 roll.

Liberty's Edge Assistant Developer

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Anonymous I guess if you had to get mauled by any kind of bear, the koala is probably your best choice.


Crystal Frasier wrote:
Anonymous I guess if you had to get mauled by any kind of bear, the koala is probably your best choice.

I'd opt for a Care Bear, myself.

Lantern Lodge Customer Service Manager

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Steve Geddes wrote:
Crystal Frasier wrote:
Anonymous I guess if you had to get mauled by any kind of bear, the koala is probably your best choice.
I'd opt for a Care Bear, myself.

We'll see how you feel about that after PaizoCon 2016.

Lantern Lodge Customer Service Manager

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cosmo: Now I’ll go back to being your regularly scheduled complete bastard.

Community Manager

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Katina: If you're gonna go, carb-load first.


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Sara Marie wrote:
cosmo: Now I’ll go back to being your regularly scheduled complete bastard.

You lost your Dire Carebear title...

Lantern Lodge Customer Service Manager

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Drejk wrote:
Sara Marie wrote:
cosmo: Now I’ll go back to being your regularly scheduled complete bastard.
You lost your Dire Carebear title...

Only on the messageboards. It's still there in spirit though.

Dark Archive

So its a spiritual dire Carebear


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Maybe she's been irradiated with Gamer rays, and like Jenn Walters, only she-hulks out goes dire carebear when needed?

Community & Digital Content Director

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Katina ♪♫ Hey you brought cake here
and this is crazy
but Sara's at Freddies
so text her maybe ♪♫

Lantern Lodge Customer Service Manager

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Pillbug Toenibbler wrote:
Maybe she's been irradiated with Gamer rays, and like Jenn Walters, only she-hulks out goes dire carebear when needed?

My secret is, I'm always caring.

Community Manager

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Katina: From what I understand about Lovecraft, having not actually read any myself: everyone goes crazy and there are monsters everywhere. The end.
Christopher: Every Lovecraft story in brief: someone delves into Things Man Was Not Meant To Know and pays a horrifying price.


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Liz Courts wrote:

Katina: From what I understand about Lovecraft, having not actually read any myself: everyone goes crazy and there are monsters everywhere. The end.

Christopher: Every Lovecraft story in brief: someone delves into Things Man Was Not Meant To Know and pays a horrifying price.

"Horrifying" is the correct word. I read a bunch of his short stories, then, for my own amusement, counted the number of times "horror" showed up per page.

It's been decades, but I believe the answer was, "30+".

The man was a good writer, but in desperate need of a thesaurus.


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NobodysHome wrote:
Liz Courts wrote:

Katina: From what I understand about Lovecraft, having not actually read any myself: everyone goes crazy and there are monsters everywhere. The end.

Christopher: Every Lovecraft story in brief: someone delves into Things Man Was Not Meant To Know and pays a horrifying price.

"Horrifying" is the correct word. I read a bunch of his short stories, then, for my own amusement, counted the number of times "horror" showed up per page.

It's been decades, but I believe the answer was, "30+".

The man was a good writer, but in desperate need of a thesaurus.

I'm pretty sure Dinosaurs were extinct by his time.


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captain yesterday wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
Liz Courts wrote:

Katina: From what I understand about Lovecraft, having not actually read any myself: everyone goes crazy and there are monsters everywhere. The end.

Christopher: Every Lovecraft story in brief: someone delves into Things Man Was Not Meant To Know and pays a horrifying price.

"Horrifying" is the correct word. I read a bunch of his short stories, then, for my own amusement, counted the number of times "horror" showed up per page.

It's been decades, but I believe the answer was, "30+".

The man was a good writer, but in desperate need of a thesaurus.

I'm pretty sure Dinosaurs were extinct by his time.

I think he/she meant that, but the problem would be the opposite, it didn't exist back then.


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Hmm, I thought people stopped taking me seriously years ago, oh dear! This calls for another 6 aliases! Each one more inane then the one before!


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captain yesterday wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
Liz Courts wrote:

Katina: From what I understand about Lovecraft, having not actually read any myself: everyone goes crazy and there are monsters everywhere. The end.

Christopher: Every Lovecraft story in brief: someone delves into Things Man Was Not Meant To Know and pays a horrifying price.

"Horrifying" is the correct word. I read a bunch of his short stories, then, for my own amusement, counted the number of times "horror" showed up per page.

It's been decades, but I believe the answer was, "30+".

The man was a good writer, but in desperate need of a thesaurus.

I'm pretty sure Dinosaurs were extinct by his time.

Come to think of it, Dinosaurs had yet to be cloned at the time.

Now one of them is masquerading as a mild mannered Creative Director.


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NobodysHome wrote:
Liz Courts wrote:

Katina: From what I understand about Lovecraft, having not actually read any myself: everyone goes crazy and there are monsters everywhere. The end.

Christopher: Every Lovecraft story in brief: someone delves into Things Man Was Not Meant To Know and pays a horrifying price.

"Horrifying" is the correct word. I read a bunch of his short stories, then, for my own amusement, counted the number of times "horror" showed up per page.

It's been decades, but I believe the answer was, "30+".

The man was a good writer, but in desperate need of a thesaurus.

What's another word for thesaurus?

Silver Crusade

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Gisher wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
Liz Courts wrote:

Katina: From what I understand about Lovecraft, having not actually read any myself: everyone goes crazy and there are monsters everywhere. The end.

Christopher: Every Lovecraft story in brief: someone delves into Things Man Was Not Meant To Know and pays a horrifying price.

"Horrifying" is the correct word. I read a bunch of his short stories, then, for my own amusement, counted the number of times "horror" showed up per page.

It's been decades, but I believe the answer was, "30+".

The man was a good writer, but in desperate need of a thesaurus.

What's another word for thesaurus?

Thatsaurus?


Rysky wrote:
Gisher wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
Liz Courts wrote:

Katina: From what I understand about Lovecraft, having not actually read any myself: everyone goes crazy and there are monsters everywhere. The end.

Christopher: Every Lovecraft story in brief: someone delves into Things Man Was Not Meant To Know and pays a horrifying price.

"Horrifying" is the correct word. I read a bunch of his short stories, then, for my own amusement, counted the number of times "horror" showed up per page.

It's been decades, but I believe the answer was, "30+".

The man was a good writer, but in desperate need of a thesaurus.

What's another word for thesaurus?
Thatsaurus?

Yesaurus?

Silver Crusade

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Tels wrote:
Rysky wrote:
Gisher wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
Liz Courts wrote:

Katina: From what I understand about Lovecraft, having not actually read any myself: everyone goes crazy and there are monsters everywhere. The end.

Christopher: Every Lovecraft story in brief: someone delves into Things Man Was Not Meant To Know and pays a horrifying price.

"Horrifying" is the correct word. I read a bunch of his short stories, then, for my own amusement, counted the number of times "horror" showed up per page.

It's been decades, but I believe the answer was, "30+".

The man was a good writer, but in desperate need of a thesaurus.

What's another word for thesaurus?
Thatsaurus?
Yesaurus?

Resisting... urge... to continue chain... and getting whole chain deleted by efficient Gninja...

Resisting.

Resisting...


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See!

This why we can't have nice things, Barry!... you a$%%$&+!

Community & Digital Content Director

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Redacted A when did we stop publishing star wars insider?
Redacted B a long long time ago?

Accountant

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Redacted 1: I was a reindeer once
Redacted 1: also a tree
Redacted 2: i bet you made a pretty awesome tree
Redacted 2: i already told [redacted] about that time I was bread


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Chris Lambertz wrote:

Redacted A when did we stop publishing star wars insider?

Redacted B a long long time ago?

In an office far, far away...

Paizo Employee Chief Technical Officer

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Game Master Scotty wrote:
Chris Lambertz wrote:

Redacted A when did we stop publishing star wars insider?

Redacted B a long long time ago?
In an office far, far away...

Or, you know, about 9.3 miles.

Community Manager

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Katina: Well then you and [redacted] both need to prioritize your pizza

Lantern Lodge Customer Service Manager

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erik mona: Get ready to toss that gnome!

Community Manager

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Katina: Oh man, Stroopwaffel angel is the best angel.

Community Manager

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Diego: Dear diary: I don’t know what game Katina is up to this time.


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Diego's understanding of a diary may need some assistance

Lantern Lodge Customer Service Manager

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liz: 1d8 pugwampis.


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Sara Marie wrote:
liz: 1d8 pugwampis.

THE HORROR! THEEEEE HOOOOROOOORR!

Lantern Lodge Customer Service Manager

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katina: but wait, the feast golem would’ve been defeated the previous night...

katina: maybe it’s resurrected as the Leftovers Golem?


We now avoid the Left Over Golem and the Feast Golem on turkey day by consuming at the Chinese take out fortress of the Panda.


katina: Sacred +1 Cauldron of Caffeination

I expect this to be available in a coffee mug soon.

Please, make it so.


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Sara Marie wrote:
liz: 1d8 pugwampis.

YAY! :D

Lantern Lodge Customer Service Manager

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diego: Yes, I used you guys for likes, I apologize but I’m not sorry


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Game Master Scotty wrote:
katina: Sacred +1 Cauldron of Caffeination

I expect this to be available in a coffee mug soon.

Please, make it so.

I'm surprised it isn't.

Community Manager

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Diego: Dear diary: Today Katina subtly hinted that I have not passed some kind of “friendship test”. It’s all becoming clear finally.

Silver Crusade

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Liz Courts wrote:
Diego: Dear diary: Today Katina subtly hinted that I have not passed some kind of “friendship test”. It’s all becoming clear finally.

That you should study more?


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I suspect somewhere there are friendship test cliff notes, I say use those.


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Sara Marie wrote:
diego: Yes, I used you guys for likes, I apologize but I’m not sorry

I believe that is also known as "I posted something to the Overheard thread," but maybe that's just me...

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