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{eyes Play-Doh fearfully} Is this gonna be a standup fight, sir, or another bughunt?


Gary Teter wrote:
What does it mean when the Play-Doh is bigger than the container it came in after you're done playing with it?

That some of it is NOT play dough.


Treppa wrote:
Can you find your toddler?

If it's quiet... be afraid.


{bravely decides to quietly panic and cower before the clearly dangerous XenoDoh}

Paizo Employee PostMonster General

If I've just perfected the best possible hamburger that can be prepared in this kitchen, how many meals in a row is too many to enjoy a perfectly juicy cheeseburger? "In a row" includes breakfast, of course.


{fails Will save against crave cheeseburger spell-like ability}


None. None at all.

*likewise fails save*

Lantern Lodge

You might want to save your perfect cheeseburger and constant eating of it for the days when your toddler has grown into that "will only eat hamburgers and hotdogs" stage.


Gary Teter wrote:
Why am I ensuring my toddler is wearing matching socks?

Because Mrs Teter said to.

Paizo Employee PostMonster General

What proportion of thumps, crashes, thuds and other shenanigan-related sounds have I incorrectly assumed were the cats? What are the best Bigfoot and non-Bigfoot explanations for these sounds?


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They are the ones hiding under your bed, teeth ground sharp and eyes glowing red
They are the ones hiding under your stairs, fingers like snakes and spiders in their hair


It's probably not Bigfoots/Bigfeet making the noises, unless they are spying on you as a means to get to Mr. Jacobs.

Unfortunately, it is much more likely to be a pack of Groening's ice weasels. Or possibly a grue.


It could also just be the cats playing with that weird fuzzy clump they found under the couch.


*waves*


Sasquatch is sneaking in, to gain access to the cat's litterbox.

If not sasquatch, then possibly a chupacabra. They can fit in little doggy doors.


Nah. It's a corgi sized pony sneaking in to steal all the bacon.


It may be the new intern's corgi doge of Tindalos. "So wow, much corners."

Paizo Employee PostMonster General

What was the code name for the NSA program dedicated to eavesdropping on CompuServe?


Dvorak's NavCIS? :) Wow, I feel really old.


Gary Teter wrote:
What was the code name for the NSA program dedicated to eavesdropping on CompuServe?

Swordfish

It's always Swordfish.

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Kajehase wrote:
Gary Teter wrote:
What was the code name for the NSA program dedicated to eavesdropping on CompuServe?

Swordfish

It's always Swordfish.

Unless it's Spearfish.

It's never Macefish, Axefish or Revolverfish.

Although, just once, it should be.


In a nod to old-sk00l gaming, it is actually called Bohemian Ear-spoon Fish.

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Sissyl wrote:
In a nod to old-sk00l gaming, it is actually called Bohemian Ear-spoon Fish.

Heh. Raise your hand if you ever had a cleric using a Lucerne hammer, under the assumption that it must be a bludgeoning weapon...


I wonder how many of the people bothered by Greek fire in a setting that's not Earth have happily used Lucerne hammers.


Set wrote:
Kajehase wrote:
Gary Teter wrote:
What was the code name for the NSA program dedicated to eavesdropping on CompuServe?

Swordfish

It's always Swordfish.

Unless it's Spearfish.

It's never Macefish, Axefish or Revolverfish.

Although, just once, it should be.

I know where you can find some revolverfish.

Paizo Employee PostMonster General

Is there a sniglet for the urge to tie the other shoe a few steps after tying the first?


Gary Teter wrote:
Is there a sniglet for the urge to tie the other shoe a few steps after tying the first?

No, but the condition is known a Secondary Desmomanic Compulsion. I'm afraid SDC is incurable.


Set wrote:
Sissyl wrote:
In a nod to old-sk00l gaming, it is actually called Bohemian Ear-spoon Fish.

Heh. Raise your hand if you ever had a cleric using a Lucerne hammer, under the assumption that it must be a bludgeoning weapon...

Ummm... it sure looks a bit like a bludgeoning weapon to me, after looking through a number of pics on the net. Admittedly, it has spikes as well, but I'd still be comfortable in calling it a bludgeoning weapon.


you're obviously bludgeoning people with a pointy object!


Kajehase wrote:
I wonder how many of the people bothered by Greek fire in a setting that's not Earth have happily used Lucerne hammers.

Couple of things.

This is a thread for Gary Teter's many poignant questions, not yours.

Also, Loch Lucerne, and it's monster, exist in many realities, whereas Greeks, and fire, only exist in a few.

Happily, we exist in a reality where fire is real.


Waterhammer wrote:
Happily, we exist in a reality where fire is real.

Woo-hoo!

Say, Waterhammer, are you done with that book? {rubs flamethrower anxiously}

Paizo Employee PostMonster General

Is the Jell-O supposed to fizz like that?


Gary Teter wrote:
Is the Jell-O supposed to fizz like that?

If you just added the rabid dog to the mixture then yes. If after 4 minutes of submersion the fizzing persists throw out the batch and start over.

Paizo Employee PostMonster General

What is the slimy feel inside the cats' water dish?

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IT is some kind of effluvia all cats possess and it leaks from them when drinking.


Gary Teter wrote:
What is the slimy feel inside the cats' water dish?

Could it be jello after the fizzy carbonation has escaped?


Gary Teter wrote:
What is the slimy feel inside the cats' water dish?

Dead Ooze the cat brought in. (Cats always brings in dead stuff).


Gary Teter wrote:
What is the slimy feel inside the cats' water dish?

I can actually answer this one.

Backwash. It's a big old build-up of cat saliva.

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Shadowborn wrote:
Gary Teter wrote:
What is the slimy feel inside the cats' water dish?

I can actually answer this one.

Backwash. It's a big old build-up of cat saliva.

But I don't have a cat! How did it get in my dog's dish?


Gary Teter wrote:
Is there a sniglet for the urge to tie the other shoe a few steps after tying the first?

Dunno.

If it’s any consolation, I suffer from the same sniglet.

But, with support from family and friends I’ve learned to manage it … been clean for nearly 10 miles now, but I could still fall over with my very next step ...


Gary Teter wrote:
What is the slimy feel inside the cats' water dish?

The cat is transforming her water dish in a cloning vessel?

or you have to train your kid to use the other potty...

Paizo Employee PostMonster General

Could a pack of highly trained Dobermans commit a robbery?

Liberty's Edge

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Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann was a tax collector, so......probably yes.

Paizo Employee PostMonster General

Does it matter what order you listen to the sides of Double Nickels on the Dime?


Gary Teter wrote:
Could a pack of highly trained Dobermans commit a robbery?

Only if they are named Dillinger, Bonnie, Clyde, Pretty Boy Floyd, Baby Face Nelson, and Ma Barker.

Liberty's Edge

So Cole Younger is out?

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Treppa wrote:
Gary Teter wrote:
Could a pack of highly trained Dobermans commit a robbery?
Only if they are named Dillinger, Bonnie, Clyde, Pretty Boy Floyd, Baby Face Nelson, and Ma Barker.

Zania's Dobermans were named Dillinger and Capone. But she was an odd bird.

Paizo Employee PostMonster General

Does the gravel quarry employ a street sweeper to gather up strays because hey free gravel?

Sczarni RPG Superstar 2012 Top 32

I would hope so. Someone might trip on a piece, fall into a pit, die, and then management would get sued by the family. OSHA would not be amused.


You don't want to know. You Really Don't Want To Know.

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