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I have to get this out there.

One of my players was looking over my shoulder at the book I was reading.
He asked what that frogman creature was in the picture.
I said, "They're called grippli's, believe it or not."

There was discussion of stringing me up.


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Boo this man!

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Someone point Sebastian over here so he can be put on the list.

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BOOOOOOOOOO!

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(o’-‘)b


*short exhale through the nose*


Alex, I'll take 1920's comic strips for $800...


I award thee with 1 (one) internet cookie.


I approve! Heartily!


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I don't get it.


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The greatness of a pun is inversely proportional to its tolerability.


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Ravingdork wrote:
I don't get it.

Ripley's believe it, or not!


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Now I need to have a traveling side show with a Grippli barker in my next game.....


If you can do a good Jack Palance impersonation, that would be icing on the cake.


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Timeshadow wrote:
Now I need to have a traveling side show with a Grippli barker in my next game.....

One of the games I was playing we were warned that an ogre was leading a terrible band of goblins between towns. We came across the ogre who proceeded call his band out 2 lute players, 1 with a drum, and a pair with flutes. No ranks in perform.......they were terrible.


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Oh yes, this is fantastic. I'm convincing my DM to have this come up in Extinction Curse somehow, lol.


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One evening, I had sketched out the rough shape of a dungeon room in a cave when one of my players pointed out that it looked like a dolphin.

I told him I didn't do it on porpoise.

I regret nothing.


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You sir, are my Hero Punster


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I still don't get it.


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Barnabas Eckleworth III wrote:
There was discussion of stringing me up.

Discussion, hell, someone asked me for a price quote on good rope...


Zaister wrote:
I still don't get it.

This might help.


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Now your hoppin. I'm green wit envy. It was truly unbearable. well played. Some people might even of croaked from it.


that would have caused me actual pain at the table.


Gisher wrote:
Zaister wrote:
I still don't get it.
This might help.

Needing to post a link is a thousand times worse than the first post... :P


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Gisher wrote:
Zaister wrote:
I still don't get it.
This might help.

Ah. Hm. Well.


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Well, the great thing about the internet is, folks can throw boos and insults, but they can't throw tomatoes.
I liked the un-bear-able puns guy.


Zaister wrote:
Gisher wrote:
Zaister wrote:
I still don't get it.
This might help.
Ah. Hm. Well.

For Americans of my advanced age, the reference is very recognizable.


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Well as a non-American, also of a certain advanced age, this is the first time I've heard of the reference.


Zaister wrote:
Well as a non-American, also of a certain advanced age, this is the first time I've heard of the reference.

They have museums in other countries: Shanghai-China, Bangalore-India, Jeju Island-South Korea, Pattaya-Thailand, Copenhagen-Denmark, Amsterdam-Netherlands, Blackpool-United Kingdom, Cavendish/Prince Edward Island-Canada, Niagara Falls/Ontario-Canada, Toronto/Ontario-Canada, Guadalajara-Mexico, Mexico City-Mexico, Gold Coast-Australia.

They also made two adaptation for the Philippines and the current show can be seen internationally. Also the comic strip is seen in 42 countries* in those countries newspapers. Americans might have a better recognition of it, but they have made quite an effort to be known internationally. ;)

* as of 2016


Un-Bear-able Puns wrote:
Now your hoppin. I'm green wit envy. It was truly unbearable. well played. Some people might even of croaked from it.

Maybe this will help...


Zaister wrote:
Well as a non-American, also of a certain advanced age, this is the first time I've heard of the reference.

That's what I figured.


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Waterhammer wrote:
Un-Bear-able Puns wrote:
Now your hoppin. I'm green wit envy. It was truly unbearable. well played. Some people might even of croaked from it.
Maybe this will help...

I actually didn't get the pun until I said it out loud, which seems to often be the case with me. Anyone else?


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Barnabas Eckleworth III wrote:

I have to get this out there.

One of my players was looking over my shoulder at the book I was reading.
He asked what that frogman creature was in the picture.
I said, "They're called grippli's, believe it or not."

There was discussion of stringing me up.

I am now permanently Stupefied 11 thanks to this.

Grand Lodge

Brilliant. Well played.

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