>> Ask *Rysky* anything, anything at all! <<

[Sissyl]

I think that would be generalissima.

[Rysky]

Trigger Loaded wrote:

Rysky wrote:

No.

Apologies, then, I must pen.

I did not intend to offend,
Or rhyme on a dime.
But it seems now is time,
To subvert a rhyme every occasion.

How about appelations? May I refer to you as Generalissimo Rysky?

You may.

[Rysky]

Sissyl wrote:

I think that would be generalissima.

Also acceptable.

[John Kretzer]

Oh Wise and Awe inspiring Mistress,

I need money to upgrade my pledge for The Book Of Passion do the God and Goddess of Lustre and Love level..

How can I earn/get that money?

[Rysky]

John Kretzer wrote:

Oh Wise and Awe inspiring Mistress,

I need money to upgrade my pledge for The Book Of Passion do the God and Goddess of Lustre and Love level..

How can I earn/get that money?

Realistically? Work overtime/sell stuff you don't need?

Sorry I don't have anything amusing or helpful to respond with.

[John Kretzer]

Rysky wrote:

John Kretzer wrote:

Oh Wise and Awe inspiring Mistress,

I need money to upgrade my pledge for The Book Of Passion do the God and Goddess of Lustre and Love level..

How can I earn/get that money?

Realistically? Work overtime/sell stuff you don't need?

Sorry I don't have anything amusing or helpful to respond with.

It is okay...I was hopping for amusing..,

Maybe I will get the money somehow...tighten my belt for the next couple of weeks.

If you need any help with your ideas don't be afraid to ask.

[Rysky]

John Kretzer wrote:

Rysky wrote:

John Kretzer wrote:

Oh Wise and Awe inspiring Mistress,

I need money to upgrade my pledge for The Book Of Passion do the God and Goddess of Lustre and Love level..

How can I earn/get that money?

Realistically? Work overtime/sell stuff you don't need?

Sorry I don't have anything amusing or helpful to respond with.

It is okay...I was hopping for amusing..,

Maybe I will get the money somehow...tighten my belt for the next couple of weeks.

If you need any help with your ideas don't be afraid to ask.

Okay, sorry.

And thankies.

[Master Pugwampi]

I feel a poem coming on. I need to be appropriately attired.

I must change into...

*whirls in place with fanfare and a bright flash of light*

[The Masked Pugwampi]

*appears wearing a domino mask, a large hat with a massive red plume, and wearing a tiny rapier and dashing boots*

‘Tis risky to ply Rysky with Whiskey,
If your certain you don’t want to die.
For she'll drain your life of energy,
With the use of some whiskey and rye.

[Rysky]

*claps*

[John Kretzer]

Hello Mighty and Dominating Mistress,

Have you seen any good movies or read any good books lately?

[Rysky]

John Kretzer wrote:

Hello Mighty and Dominating Mistress,

Have you seen any good movies or read any good books lately?

No and no :(

My free time has been preoccupied with other things so I haven't read a book in awhile (Lord of Runss was the last thing I read, and I read it when it came out) and I haven't had anyone to go to the movies with, and I don't like going alone, though I may have to if I want to start watching movies again.

[John Kretzer]

Oh wonderful and strong Mistress,

So what hard Covers (both the rules line and/or campaign setting) would like to see Paizo come out with?

What Adventure Path concepts would you like to see?

[Feros]

Why have the board threads so often gone off topic to begin discussing tea?

[Rysky]

Feros wrote:

Why have the board threads so often gone off topic to begin discussing tea?

Because tea is awesome. An artist's stream went off topic the other day due to talking about the differences between Sweetened, Sweet, and Southern Sweet Tea.

[Rysky]

John Kretzer wrote:

Oh wonderful and strong Mistress,

So what hard Covers (both the rules line and/or campaign setting) would like to see Paizo come out with?

What Adventure Path concepts would you like to see?

Culture of the Inner Sea? That would probably be better for a softcover though. I wouldn't mind a Distant Shores Hardcover though.

Dunno about APs, I just hope we get some more information about Acavna in Ruins of Azlant, she's my favourite Pathfinder Deity ^w^

[John Napier 698]

Rysky wrote:

Feros wrote:

Why have the board threads so often gone off topic to begin discussing tea?

Because tea is awesome. An artist's stream went off topic the other day due to talking about the differences between Sweetened, Sweet, and Southern Sweet Tea.

Just as long as nobody tries to turn it into an alcoholic drink. *BLEGH* That Hard Iced Tea is rapidly becoming just a bad memory. :)

[Limeylongears]

John Napier 698 wrote:

Rysky wrote:

Feros wrote:

Why have the board threads so often gone off topic to begin discussing tea?

Because tea is awesome. An artist's stream went off topic the other day due to talking about the differences between Sweetened, Sweet, and Southern Sweet Tea.

Just as long as nobody tries to turn it into an alcoholic drink. *BLEGH* That Hard Iced Tea is rapidly becoming just a bad memory. :)

Gunfire, which is (strong) black tea, without milk, but with rum, is quite tasty.

[Rysky]

Limeylongears wrote:

John Napier 698 wrote:

Rysky wrote:

Feros wrote:

Why have the board threads so often gone off topic to begin discussing tea?

Because tea is awesome. An artist's stream went off topic the other day due to talking about the differences between Sweetened, Sweet, and Southern Sweet Tea.

Just as long as nobody tries to turn it into an alcoholic drink. *BLEGH* That Hard Iced Tea is rapidly becoming just a bad memory. :)

Gunfire, which is (strong) black tea, without milk, but with rum, is quite tasty.

Hmmm...

[John Napier 698]

No, Limey. Hard Iced Tea is sweet tea that has yeast added to it and is allowed to brew, like Beer. The end result is similar to tea that is allowed to sit in the sun until it turns sour. It was, in my opinion, a horrid experience. That day, I should've stayed with regular beer.

I routinely add whiskey to tea. That, is good. Too bad it isn't sold like beer.

['Silence']

Amaretto in a lot of black teas is pretty good too, if you can stomach that sort of thing, If you like your tea with cream over sugar, something like bailey's isnt bad.

>^.^<

[Rysky]

Oh my god Amaretto in tea...

*swoon*

['Silence']

I know right?!

[Rysky]

Not yet, but I will!

[John Napier 698]

I think I'll try that as well.

[Mark Thomas 66]

Definitely

[Rysky]

Soon...

[John Napier 698]

Saturday, I think. When I don't have to worry about going to work. I'll try the tea with rum, also. Captain Morgan's should work. Maybe the spiced rum. Hmm, what to choose.

[Ambrosia Slaad]

Amaretto in tea does sound pretty good.

[John Napier 698]

Ah, Amaretto. I was posted in Germany when I turned 21. My platoon threw me a party, which included the hard stuff, including Amaretto. Needless to say, I got wasted. The First Sergeant was very displeased, and had all of us chipping paint off the stairs in the barracks and repainting them all that weekend.

[John Kretzer]

John Napier 698 wrote:

Saturday, I think. When I don't have to worry about going to work. I'll try the tea with rum, also. Captain Morgan's should work. Maybe the spiced rum. Hmm, what to choose.

If you can find it...Sailor Jerry is better rum than Captain Morgan.

[Rysky]

Rysky wrote:

Soon...

*sip*

o_o

O_O

*drools*

[John Kretzer]

Rysky wrote:

Rysky wrote:

Soon...

*sip*

o_o

O_O

*drools*

What was it? Sorry I am being lazy and not looking back through the posts...but than again I am but stool...so..

[Rysky]

Amaretto tea goooooooooooood.

[John Kretzer]

Ah..I don't have any Amaretto....:(

[Rysky]

:(

*offers hugs*

[Feros]

Are you in anyway surprised by the number of posts inspired by one comment about tea?

[Feros]

Oh, and can you name a variety of tea brands worth trying? I'm not sure how many I will find here in Canada, but I wish to look.

[Rysky]

Feros wrote:

Are you in anyway surprised by the number of posts inspired by one comment about tea?

Nope!

[Rysky]

Feros wrote:

Oh, and can you name a variety of tea brands worth trying? I'm not sure how many I will find here in Canada, but I wish to look.

Sorry, I just drink Luzianne.

The others might know a bunch more though ^w^

[Mark Thomas 66]

Wissotzky Tea is pretty good

[John Napier 698]

This calls for a study. I volunteer to try to get some Japanese teas from the Dealer's Room at this year's Tekko. I will try each tea with both rum and amaretto, then post my observations.

[Mark Thomas 66]

Nice. I'm a fan of Gyokuro Imperial green

[John Napier 698]

I'll see what I can do. No promises.

[John Napier 698]

Feeling tired, now. Good night, all.

[John Napier 698]

Actually, today is when I renew my Transit pass. I usually do so at a supermarket, Giant Eagle, for those familiar with SW PA. I'll check the coffee/tea aisle to see if they have anything imported.

[Limeylongears]

I dunno what you can get in the US, to be honest; Chinese/Thai supermarkets are generally a good bet if you can find one, though; it's inexpensive and generally good stuff.

Alternatively, Twinings is generally alright, and they're a pretty big brand (in the UK, anyway).

I wouldn't have thought green tea would go well with Amaretto (or rum - maybe gin? Something a bit more 'herbal' or flowery?), but I haven't tried it, so I could be very wrong indeed.

[John Napier 698]

So, having just returned, I'll report my purchases.

Tea: Lipton Green Tea, Bigelow English Teatime, Bigelow Earl Grey, and Bigelow Darjeeling. Sorry, Mark. The store didn't have any asian tea. Someone else will have to handle that.

Rum: Based on John K.'s recommendation, I purchased a small bottle of Sailor Jerry's Spiced Rum.

Amaretto: Regency Amaretto DaVinci.

Conditions for my observations: For each tea, I will prepare three eight ounce cups of regular strength and three cups at double strength. Nothing will be added to the tea ( i.e. no cream or sweetener ). One cup of each sample will remain untouched, as the control element. The remaining cups shall receive one shot glass of Rum and one shot glass of Amaretto.

Does everyone agree to my methods?

[Rysky]

Sure :3

Just don't drink that all once.

[John Kretzer]

Sounds good to me.