| Drejk |
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Heh, heh, heh…
Might I recommend a MonkSanCo brand beverage-proof keyboard? MonkSanCo: Tough For Whatever Life Flings.
Beverage-proof? Isn't that cutting down your own future profits?
Unless it is a subscription model?
...
A devilish idea: Subscription for a service that replaces your keyboard every time you de-beverage on it. Other fluids covered at higher subscription tiers. Terms and conditions apply.
| Monkey Santa |
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Monkey Santa wrote:Heh, heh, heh…
Might I recommend a MonkSanCo brand beverage-proof keyboard? MonkSanCo: Tough For Whatever Life Flings.
Beverage-proof? Isn't that cutting down your own future profits?
Unless it is a subscription model?
...
A devilish idea: Subscription for a service that replaces your keyboard every time you de-beverage on it. Other fluids covered at higher subscription tiers. Terms and conditions apply.
He's onto us!
*fling*
MonkSanCo awaaaaay!
| Scintillae |
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Vanykrye wrote:Is it bad that I kinda want Frankenstein to be real?It’s worse that I’d assume he ends up looking and sounding like Elon Musk. Sigh… dystopian futures seemed so much more fun when I was a kid…
The irony is that Frankenstein would have caused less damage if he acted like Musk.
Frankenstein's biggest problem is that no one knew about his creature until he started murdering people. He didn't tell anyone at his school that he was robbing graves, torturing animals, etc., so no one could believe that such a creature existed.
Musk? The failson would livetweet the entire process.
| quibblemuch |
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Och! Do you want balrogs? Because this is how you get balrogs!
EDIT: I never read comments sections, so I failed to note (until a friend pointed it out) that the top comment was exactly this joke. Dammit! Ninja'd!
| Scintillae |
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"....so, as we see, the Creature has learned that his appearance is terrifying to those around him, and the more he hears from the cottagers about humanity, the more he realizes that he is truly alone. No friends, no family."
"He can go to an orphanage."
"I don't think they'd let him-"
"A blind orphanage."
| quibblemuch |
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"....so, as we see, the Creature has learned that his appearance is terrifying to those around him, and the more he hears from the cottagers about humanity, the more he realizes that he is truly alone. No friends, no family."
"He can go to an orphanage."
"I don't think they'd let him-"
"A blind orphanage."
And now I want a movie where Frankenstein's monster and Helen Keller team up to fight... anything, literally anything. I don't care what, just that they fight. As a team.
| quibblemuch |
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Rom Jom wrote:I freaking sang that.♫Ohhh rom zom com wom a lom a lom
whooaaa rom zom com wom a lom a lom♫
Couldn't help it. If you're born in a certain era, it was in the water supply and therefore got incorporated into your bones during your formative years. Archaeologists millennia from now will be able to pinpoint the age of our skeletal remains to within 5 years by simply humming the hook to that song and listening for the resonance.
| Drejk |
| quibblemuch |
| quibblemuch |
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Scintillae wrote:And now I want a movie where Frankenstein's monster and Helen Keller team up to fight... anything, literally anything. I don't care what, just that they fight. As a team."....so, as we see, the Creature has learned that his appearance is terrifying to those around him, and the more he hears from the cottagers about humanity, the more he realizes that he is truly alone. No friends, no family."
"He can go to an orphanage."
"I don't think they'd let him-"
"A blind orphanage."
MY BRAIN, 3:00 AM:
OOOO! We could call it “Out of Sight, Out of Mind!”
| DungeonmasterCal |
| DungeonmasterCal |
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After decades of being the Perma-GM I'm getting to join the homebrew campaign created by one of the guys in my group. He and I have gamed together since 1987, with a few years here and there when we didn't live near each other.
Having been the GM for the games he and our friends played in for so long I'm kinda worried I might start behaving like I have Main Character Syndrome. I really hope I can curb the urge to hog the spotlight.
| quibblemuch |
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After decades of being the Perma-GM I'm getting to join the homebrew campaign created by one of the guys in my group. He and I have gamed together since 1987, with a few years here and there when we didn't live near each other.
Having been the GM for the games he and our friends played in for so long I'm kinda worried I might start behaving like I have Main Character Syndrome. I really hope I can curb the urge to hog the spotlight.
Woot! Glad to hear you're going to get some player time. I understand what you mean about having been GM for so long. For me, it's been hard resisting the urge to wreck the GM's carefully prepped shit time after time after time while yelling:
"HOW DO YOU LIKE IT?! AHAHAHAHA! REVENGE! YES I WANT TO STAB THE QUEST GIVER! YES I FORGOT EVERY IMPORTANT NPC NAME AND SO WILL BE CALLING THEM ALL SKIPPY OR ROQUEFORT! YES I SELL THE ONE RING AT THE FIRST TOWN WE COME TO IN EXCHANGE FOR BEER AND WHORES! HOW DO YOU LIKE IT????!!!! AHAHAHAHA!"
It's a burden.
:)
| DungeonmasterCal |
I am not much of an anime watcher (Except for "Avatar: The Last Airbender"). I've never watched more than a handful of episodes from anything else. But Wolf sent me a link today to an anime series called "Delicious in Dungeon". It's like someone smushed together a stack of manga and the core rulebooks of Pathfinder or D&D. I'm only on episode one, but so far, the quest has been to rescue the main character's sister from the stomach of a dragon while the playe...characters eat every monster they come across to save money on supplies.
I'm on Episode Two. It's weird, man. But it also seems like it would be a hoot to have a campaign where the sole purpose of the quest is to find the best tasting things in a dungeon.
| Freehold DM |
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I am not much of an anime watcher (Except for "Avatar: The Last Airbender"). I've never watched more than a handful of episodes from anything else. But Wolf sent me a link today to an anime series called "Delicious in Dungeon". It's like someone smushed together a stack of manga and the core rulebooks of Pathfinder or D&D. I'm only on episode one, but so far, the quest has been to rescue the main character's sister from the stomach of a dragon while the playe...characters eat every monster they come across to save money on supplies.
I'm on Episode Two. It's weird, man. But it also seems like it would be a hoot to have a campaign where the sole purpose of the quest is to find the best tasting things in a dungeon.
I have been working on what monsters are edible and what aren't for my campaign setting for a few years now.