
John Napier 698 |
Let me try something. Link.
Success! JK, when you right click the file, click on the create shareable link button, then click on copy. This copies the link to your PC's clipboard. You can then post as normal.

John Napier 698 |
John Kretzer wrote:Np, JK. Compared to what I usually study/work with, figuring out Google Drive is child's play. Especially when you consider that I haven't used any Help facility, if such even exists. :)Thanks John, you are a scholar and a gentleman.
I hope people enjoy the stories.
Besides, what are friends for? :)

John Kretzer |

John Kretzer wrote:No, I just had to get ready for work at the time, and wasn't able to read them. I'll give them a once-over later in the morning. Should I act as a proofreader for you?So they are that bad?
Sorry...that was my total lack of confidence in my writing speaking...
I know I was half joking due to nerves about releasing something I wrote.

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Okay, JK. I've posted your stories here as spoilered text, as requested.
** spoiler omitted **...
Interesting :3
(I hates Cheliax! I does! I does!)
One thing I would recommend is watching how you describe things so you don't slip back and forth with present and past tense.
My apologies for taking so long, Kretz *hugs*

Master Pugwampi |

John Napier 698 wrote:That's cause that's exactly what it is.Rysky wrote:Almost sounds like an Imperial
(I hates Cheliax! I does! I does!)
Re-education PrisonPsychiatric Hospital.
I prefer Cheliax over the Worldwound by a LARGE margin...
...there is nothing left to ruin in the Worldwound.
>:)

John Kretzer |

John Napier 698 wrote:Okay, JK. I've posted your stories here as spoilered text, as requested.
** spoiler omitted **...
Interesting :3
(I hates Cheliax! I does! I does!)
One thing I would recommend is watching how you describe things so you don't slip back and forth with present and past tense.
My apologies for taking so long, Kretz *hugs*
I love to hate Cheliax...it is fun Evil Empire.
Yeah that is my major blind spot when writting...I even miss it when I am proofreading my own stuff. I need more practice I guess.
No worries about taking too long...I was nervous thus impatient. *hugs*

John Kretzer |

John Napier 698 wrote:That's cause that's exactly what it is.Rysky wrote:Almost sounds like an Imperial
(I hates Cheliax! I does! I does!)
Re-education PrisonPsychiatric Hospital.
That is exactly what I was going for. Actually I kinda created a minor order of Hellknight who fight against the 'chaos' of mental instability. Unfortunately some of the things they deem as mental unstability is not.
Both stories are kinda easily expanded into larger stories...if people want more...it is not like I am ever going to get them published anyway.

Master Pugwampi |
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Master Pugwampi wrote:Pfffft! Silly gremlin, you lack imagination!I prefer Cheliax over the Worldwound by a LARGE margin...
...there is nothing left to ruin in the Worldwound.
>:)
My imagination is checked by my survival instinct. One succubus is more than enough to handle, thank you very much! :p

John Napier 698 |
Rysky wrote:John Napier 698 wrote:That's cause that's exactly what it is.Rysky wrote:Almost sounds like an Imperial
(I hates Cheliax! I does! I does!)
Re-education PrisonPsychiatric Hospital.That is exactly what I was going for. Actually I kinda created a minor order of Hellknight who fight against the 'chaos' of mental instability. Unfortunately some of the things they deem as mental unstability is not.
Both stories are kinda easily expanded into larger stories...if people want more...it is not like I am ever going to get them published anyway.
"Our way of thought is the only way that matters. Free will is a mental disorder. Just surrender and it won't hurt at all." and so on...

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Rysky wrote:Yeah...it was kinda meant to be bit hectic..,as I wrote from a first person pov. Was it too much?John Kretzer wrote:Interesting, if a bit hectic.Rysky wrote:Sure, and you never know, the developers do read the boards :3Okay...what do you think of the other one?
In that little snippet all by itself yeah, but if more of the story was revealed to spread it out so it didn't all hit you at once it wouldn't be a problem.

Master Pugwampi |
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*peeks around thread once again*
>.>
<.<
*yet again sees no one in sight*
*puts on tap shoes and picks up cane*
♪♫ Happy Feet! ♪♫
*tap-tap*
♪♫ I've got those hap-hap-happy feet! ♪♫
*tap ta-tap tap tap*
♪♫ Give them a low-down beat, ♪♫
*tap-tap*
♪♫ And they begin dancing! ♪♫
*tap-tap-tap*
♪♫ I've got those ♪♫
*tap-tap*
♪♫ Ten little tip-tap-tapping toes, ♪♫
*tap-tap-tap*
♪♫ When they hear a tune, ♪♫
*tappity tap-tap*
♪♫ I can't control the dancing, dear, ♪♫
*tap-tap-tap*
♪♫ To save my soul! ♪♫
*tap-tap tappity tap-tap*
♪♫ Those weary blues, ♪♫
*tap-tap*
♪♫ Can't get into my shoes, ♪♫
*tap ta-tap tap tap*
♪♫ Because my shoes refuse, ♪♫
*tap-tap*
♪♫ To ever grow weary. ♪♫
*tap-tap-tap*
♪♫ I keep cheerful, ♪♫
*tap-tap*
♪♫ On an earful, ♪♫
*tap-tap-tap*
♪♫ Of music sweet; ♪♫
*tappity tap-tap*
♪♫ Just got those hap-hap-happy feet! ♪♫
*tappity tap-tap ta-tap tap tap*
<.<
>.>
*takes off shoes and hides cane*
*sets up an elaborate cross-dimensional crossbow/pit trap filled with daemonic banana slugs*
*sneaks out of thread*

Master Pugwampi |
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... WHERE DID YOU GET THE ADORABLE SQUISHIES?!?!
Gary the Grimple Gremlin had them in stock and they were eating him out of house and home so I took them off his hands in lieu of payment for some mangy rats I received two Christmases ago.
If you want more, I'm sure he still has the supplier in his files.

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Rysky wrote:... WHERE DID YOU GET THE ADORABLE SQUISHIES?!?!Gary the Grimple Gremlin had them in stock and they were eating him out of house and home so I took them off his hands in lieu of payment for some mangy rats I received two Christmases ago.
If you want more, I'm sure he still has the supplier in his files.
Preciate it, Wumpums ^w^

Hunt, the PugWumpus |
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Master Pugwampi wrote:Captain Killjoy wrote:Pfffft! Silly gremlin, you lack imagination!My imagination is checked by my survival instinct. One succubus is more than enough to handle, thank you very much! :pSir Vital Instinct?!
NEVER MET HIM.
{finally extricates head from bulk-sized peanut butter jar} Freedom! I thought Sir Vital officially Fell, and then he renamed himself Leeroy Jenkins, Blackguard, LLC?
I think I was running low on air in that jar. I was hallucinating the sound of tap-dancing.

Feros |
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Very much!
There are hints with one monster in Bestiary 6(the Conqueror Worm) that the events in Galt are not just a random rolling of continual revolution but an act of perverse destruction from a colossal aberration. I was thinking along the same lines, but had a vague idea for a daemon. Very cool!
Crystal's intro to Assault on Longshadow is a MUST READ. She talks about resistance to persecution and makes it clear—without any overt statements—how it relates to the current...er...political climate within the US. Amazing stuff.
And Heroes of the Darklands has a vigilante archetype (the Darklantern) that could be the basis of an entire Drow city intrigue campaign.
And all that from quick first perusals! :D

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I don't know anything about that halfling comic.
I feel like nobody properly appreciated me getting inspiration for my first PFS character from the sorts of things we discuss in this thread. (And a paladin of Shelyn, no less!)
I'm very disappointed in you all. Very disappointed.

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Allie Silverstrand wrote:I don't know anything about that halfling comic.I feel like nobody properly appreciated me getting inspiration for my first PFS character from the sorts of things we discuss in this thread. (And a paladin of Shelyn, no less!)
I'm very disappointed in you all. Very disappointed.
Hey, I arched a brow at those italics!

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Greeting wonderful and knowledgeable Mistress,
So I am ring to loose weight...what exercises would you suggest? Exercise I can do at home...
Hmm, I'd say try a bunch to see what you like and are comfortable with.
My favourite core exercise is Bicycles, but a lot of people don't like them. Whereas the same people like push-ups but I hate those. For bicycles you don't have to have your elbow and knee touch all the way, it's the motion that's important.
And then you have fun stuff like jumping jacks. And not so fun but highly effective stuff like lunges.