The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[prabe]

So ... I am mostly recovered from a nasty bout with the flu. And this was a aggressively unfun one; not only did it come with the high fever, it was also like a fine Australian table wine (or a slice of New Zealand pizza) - it really opened the sluice gate at both ends.

Glad you're feeling better.

I'm recovering well from a bout with something not the flu, except for the fact my sense of smell has been substantially muted. I'm figuring it'll be back, but so many of my small daily pleasures (coffee, food, beer) will be less pleasurable for a while, I fear.

 

[J.Quondam]

Does the "get the last word" require a high or low initiative roll? Or is it more of a "ready an action" sort of thing?

 

[payn]

Does the "get the last word" require a high or low initiative roll? Or is it more of a "ready an action" sort of thing?

It's in the retreat encounter rules, which dont work.

 

[prabe]

Does the "get the last word" require a high or low initiative roll? Or is it more of a "ready an action" sort of thing?

I think that's more associated with doing a lot of damage--they don't talk back (much) if you kill them.

 

[Gradine]

This is why protection against against psychic damage is so helpful

 

[Mad_Jack]

you're saying that there are no theoretical physicists on this board?

If they were theoretical physicists, the act of signing up for a membership would prove their existence, meaning they were no longer theoretical.

In NJ, we say, "It's Spring. Don't like the weather? Wait 5 minutes!" I mean, I'm certain they say that all over, but it really seems true!

This is basically the whole Northeast. There are times when it's literally raining on one side of a building and sunny on the other.

 

[Cadence]

Some places sure need rain! (Although getting some without floods and without the tornadoes would be nice).

 

[el-remmen]

Shame on me for sharing something from these boards as a "rumor" when careful reading would have shown me it was more idle speculation and not worth spending a moment's thought on it, let alone sharing it.

 

[darjr]

Shame on me for sharing something from these boards as a "rumor" when careful reading would have shown me it was more idle speculation and not worth spending a moment's thought on it, let alone sharing it.

Ope! Sorry!

 

[Guest 7034872]

Shame on me for sharing something from these boards as a "rumor" when careful reading would have shown me it was more idle speculation and not worth spending a moment's thought on it, let alone sharing it.

You know, I don't think it's really your fault. Over the past two decades I've noticed this: the bigger the internet gets, the harder it becomes to fact-check things effectively. I'd have expected it to get easier, but it seems actually to be harder.