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I just saw someone use the phrase: "pitfalls loom..."
Pitfalls can't loom. They're pits. They do the exact opposite of looming. They can await, they can deepen, they can yawn... god damn it, do words mean NOTHING any more?
Well, nothing means something, so there you go.
GAH!
What if the bottom end of a pitfall opens out on the ceiling above you or nearby? Then a pitfall could loom.
What if the bottom end of a pitfall opens out on the ceiling above you or nearby? Then a pitfall could loom.
If it opens, it's not a pit. It's a chute.
Dammit! Failed again!
I have never even attempted a will save vs. pedantry, so having failed one puts you a step ahead of me.
I'm trying something new this year. So far, it is not going well.
Many objects compose a single collective object.
A single collective object comprises many objects.
*eye twitch*
For example, my day comprises a series of failed Will saves vs. pedantry. A series of failed Will saves vs. pedantry composes my day.
What if the bottom end of a pitfall opens out on the ceiling above you or nearby? Then a pitfall could loom.If it opens, it's not a pit. It's a chute.
Dammit! Failed again!
Well, shoot.