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More like "The only thing that kept them alive long enough to publish the Cathay and Midnight Archipelago books, along with the collected/expanded Explorer's Society book" (all of which contain a very large number of cool things). The Sidhe Book of Nightmares and Knights and Musketeers also had some great new items in them (like a new set of Glamour knacks).
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Quote:Geez, I thought most people hated their proctologist!Ahah, I just remembered a particularly squick-inducing variation that showed up on the character optimization boards.
The Exemplar class had as one of it's abilities the power to impress and awe people in an area by a stunning display of a skill. Basically you get to use another skill in place of Diplomacy.
Escape Artist is a skill that among other things, you can use to wriggle through tight spaces. If you roll high enough, you can even manage to get through spaces smaller than your head.
So, the CharOp boards being what they are, realized what this REALLY meant. It meant you could crawl up into some tiny space in a manner SO AWESOME and awe inspiring that it could make everyone around you instantly your best friends.
Thus was born the Arseplomancer.
I will leave you with just the name to figure out the punchline.
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nWoD brought Genius: The Transgression, which makes it AWESOME.
@Eisregen:
Yeah, I know what you mean. At least 7th Sea kept its old Roll-and-Keep rules (all of its later books gave rules for both systems, the only books that were solely d20 were the d20 versions of the previous rules). -
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Well, you know, characters can just take more classes after they hit level 30 or so (and have thus gotten the best epic feats for their class). So, with enough time, a character could easily overpower Silver Age Superman.
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Quote:That song was my ringtone for quite a while (and I wouldn't mind having it again, I should track it down). Multiple choice section:
ManofManyChars' life set to "I'm Too Sexy" is
A. Totally awesome
B. Frickin' sweet
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Quote:Here's some good music.
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Quote:Why should we pay for the frailties of others? They're not being coerced, they keep going because they want to. If they didn't want to, they'd stop. They might say they want to stop, but their actions betray their true minds.Of course people can change and/or overcome many hardships, but this usually takes a great deal of time, effort, pain, and misery. Also, there is no guarantee that someone won't wind up worse, and it is very probable that the person going through this effort will not be able to attain a level of efficiency before they became "addicted" to the activity in question.
I think the problem here is whether or not the government should allow such an activity to continue (for example gambling) if it has a tendency to make people significantly "addicted" even if there is no actual physical chemical introduced into their body. -
Quote:Actually, it's that phrase that kills him. "Direct result" implies some sort of mind-control rays or something."Here, Plaintiff alleges [a]s a direct result of using
Lineage II and defendants acts and omissions, plaintiff has
suffered extreme and serious emotional distress and depression,
and has been unable to function independently in usual daily
activities such as getting up, getting dressed, bathing, or communicating with family and friends.
...sounds like a stereotypical nerd....
Or more to the point, it sounds like the guy never grew up.
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Quote:WAIT! What's the rest of that line?! I can't tell! Please help meeeeeee!yep, blinded by the light, Bruce Springsteen and later covered by Manfred Mann. famously misquoted on that line which mann changed from "cut loose like a deuce" to "revved up like a deuce".
Also, I got one from some emo song: "I'm a creeeeeeep, I'm a wido-o-ow..."
Cracks my mother up (which is nice because she loves that sort of crappy music).
And of course, the Trope Namer:
"Ye Highlands and ye Lowlands,
Oh, where hae ye been?
They have slain the Earl Amurray,
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Quote:Stop leaking my plans for when I've conquered the world!I actually want to hear a lawyer say "Your honor, I move that this case be dismissed."
"On what grounds?"
"On the grounds that the litigant is full of ****, your honor."
"Case Dismissed. Litigant is indeed full of ****."
They're supposed to be a surprise! I'm gonna be all "MWAHAHAHA!" and they'll be all "ONOZ" and then I'll actually make everything more efficient and sensible and they'll be like "OMG WE WERE SO TROLLED" and I'd be all "Greatly Improved Leadershiproll'd!" and it would be totally sweet. -
Thank you for letting me use this totally awesome link to Homestuck through a tenuous connection to Con Air.
Happy birthday, Casey!
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Well, yeah, duh, but that's an open-and-shut case, this is a far more interesting topic. I mean, just how many ways can you say, "The litigant is full of ****"?
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Quote:CHORUS LINES DO NOT WORK THAT WAY!i agree with your minister of awesome. Your becoming more trollish and annoying than funny.
Random =\= funny all the time. You have to put some humor behind your randomness and not just blurt out whatever comes to your head.
Now, if you'll excuse me, i have to find a chorus line who can shout like morbo.
GOOD NIGHT!
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Right then, you had your chance. Now you're going on the ignore list. You're the second person ever to be placed on it (the first guy didn't listen to my advice for improving his posts, either).
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