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mouse
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i'm sorry, but i will not watch a show that causes me to feel bad for horses. bad things should not happen to horses.
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Sam
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| D&D 3.5 had horses with static HP no matter how powerful your chars were. Any ambush resulted in DEAD HORSES. DEAD HORSES EVERYWHERE. |
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Willem
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I once ate a horse. Part of it, anyway. It was very tasty.
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Michael
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| Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 1:11 pm Post subject: and what about the lemonade? |
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| did it taste just like gravy or was it not that amazing? |
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zeezee
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| Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 1:23 pm Post subject: Re: and what about the lemonade? |
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| Michael wrote: | | did it taste just like raisins or was it not that amazing? |
fixed.
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Michael
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| Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 1:26 pm Post subject: |
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:p
where the hell did I get "gravy"? |
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zeezee
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hungry, mikey?
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Michael
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I'm gonna go get some breakfast... |
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Dogen
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WTF? Those are Cheerios... they even have the same mascot!
Kellogg's, you bastards. You ripped off General Mills. (not that I care, I don't even eat cereal, it's just weird)
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Arc Tempest
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| Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 4:13 pm Post subject: |
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| Sam wrote: | | D&D 3.5 had horses with static HP no matter how powerful your chars were. Any ambush resulted in DEAD HORSES. DEAD HORSES EVERYWHERE. |
Ah, good times. Good times.
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thewaitersitsondown
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| Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 4:49 pm Post subject: |
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| Dogen wrote: | WTF? Those are Cheerios... they even have the same mascot!
Kellogg's, you bastards. You ripped off General Mills. (not that I care, I don't even eat cereal, it's just weird) |
Welcome to the strange and dissappointing world of European breakfast cereals.
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Michael
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| Kellog's is soooo european |
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Monkey Mcdermott
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| Arc Tempest wrote: | | Sam wrote: | | D&D 3.5 had horses with static HP no matter how powerful your chars were. Any ambush resulted in DEAD HORSES. DEAD HORSES EVERYWHERE. |
Ah, good times. Good times. |
My gm always got an evil glint in his eye when my paladins would get their warhorse 
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Arc Tempest
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My current play group has gotten into the habit of using our paladin's warhorse as a safe deposit box. This leads to hilarity when we forget things but the GM doesn't.
Paladin: Oh yes guard, the deed is in my saddlebags!
*Summons horse*
Guard: ... Why is there a dead body on your horse?
*Group facepalm*
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The Highlord
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| Arc Tempest wrote: | My current play group has gotten into the habit of using our paladin's warhorse as a safe deposit box. This leads to hilarity when we forget things but the GM doesn't.
Paladin: Oh yes guard, the deed is in my saddlebags!
*Summons horse*
Guard: ... Why is there a dead body on your horse?
*Group facepalm* |
Uhh.. beholder casualty, getting him resurrected right away cough cough.
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