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

[Aeson]

On the subject of "if D&D was a pizza," it looks like Spelljammer is already available in Switzerland?

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(is it weird that I kinda want to try it?)

I am actively looking online to see if I can buy it.

 

[CleverNickName]

Every time I read a comment about "6th Edition," I fight the urge to post something like this.

 

[Aeson]

Ok. It's not available online. There are no recipes either.
I did find this, which looks amazing. It's just missing the hot dog.

Pizza Burger Dogs - Cooking TV Recipes

Three of our favourite foods amalgamated into ONE! Cheeseburger + hot dog +pizza, hello perfect bite. It's delicious and doesn't take long to make either.

cookingtv-channel.com

 

[J.Quondam]

I think I probably write-and-delete around five times as many posts as I actually post.
What's your ratio?

 

[payn]

Every time I read a comment about "6th Edition," I fight the urge to post something like this.

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...but, but, the 5 people I play with and my twitter feed says its necessary!

 

[payn]

I think I probably write-and-delete around five times as many posts as I actually post.
What's your ratio?

I'm the opposite. Maybe my ratio needs some fixin?

 

[CleverNickName]

I think I probably write-and-delete around five times as many posts as I actually post.
What's your ratio?

I don't write-and-delete, but I constantly write-and-revise my posts. I have almost 10K posts, and nearly all of them have gotten edited just a few minutes after I post them. Some get edited several times over several days.

It's an ADHD thing.

 

[Aeson]

I think I probably write-and-delete around five times as many posts as I actually post.
What's your ratio?

I hold nothing back. I let it all out. It's one big stream of consciousness, man. One post, one take.

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

I don't write-and-delete, but I constantly write-and-revise my posts. I have almost 10K posts, and nearly all of them have gotten edited just a few minutes after I post them. Some get edited several times over several days.

It's an ADHD thing.

See, you can't rewrite, 'cause to rewrite is to deceive and lie, and you betray your own thoughts. To rethink the flow and the rhythm, the tumbling out of the words, is a betrayal, and it's a sin, CleverNickName, it's a sin.

And I'd rather be known for my typos than my sin.

 

[J.Quondam]

I hold nothing back. I let it all out. It's one big stream of consciousness, man. One post, one take.

Like writing in the snow.