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Andrew smacks his forehead gently. "I'm a bloody fool I am, not to have thought of that," he mutters. He brings his backpack around front and starts rummaging through it for his flashlight.

Gurian hesitates and glances at D'Artagnon, then ventures "I might be able to tell you where to deliver your message a lot better if you tell us who you're looking for."

Gurian reaches slowly for his guisarme and whispers back "I hear you. How many?" He then peers in the darkness to see any figures nearing the ship.

Gurian says, "I'd prefer to go below," as he draws his sword, "unfortunately, my guisarme will be unuseable down there."

"I may not live forever, but I'm gonna die trying," Andrew says as he lowers himself into the hole.

"Well, if I recall correctly, the white rabbit was a herald for the Queen of Hearts, right? He might have brought Speed to her in an attempt to do something about the chess game Beyond the Looking Glass. You know, where the Red Queen kept on racing just to stay where she was? Speed might be...

Nothing that interesting. Had a death in the family and I had to go to the funeral last minute.

BTW, I won't be posting again until Sunday night. I had a thing come up at the last minute in D.C. and am leaving in a couple hours.

Andrew closes his eyes, sighs quietly and grumbles, "God, you're making me feel old. OK, you know what DragonLance is, right? Well Raistlin was the Wizard that was written into the original stories to break all the rules. I don't think he was that impressive in the gaming sessions (he died in...

"Raistlin was there? Was he wearing red or black robes? It could have been the period before he succumbed to evil."

"It's German, slang I think, that I'm probably horribly mangling. If I recall correctly, it means exactly."

Hmmm... A new magic item for the idle rich, I see.

"Genau. Let's just find this guy and get on with the higher mission."

Gurian reaches into his belt pouch. "I've got five crowns I can spare. You can take care of the rest, right D'Artagnon?"

"I think it's fair to say we'll get your pilot back for you, in sufficiently good condition to race. I'll warn you now, though. Do not try to weasel out of this bargain by claiming he was not fit to race. We have a contract now, and I think the Hutts would look poorly on sentients near them...

When has ANYONE on this board been known to commit reason, is what I want to know.

Unfortunately, it's really bloody hard to get me to squirm. I just don't. If I frag something up, I'll bull through like that was what I meant to do in the first place. My whole "yeah, I meant to do that" attitude is at least part of why people call me a cat person.

I should admit that the only reason that I posted that is to show how ridiculously unlikely it would be for them to commit treason against you. Actually, all you'd have to do is declare Fajitas' S.O. to be your enemy, and he'd be guilty of treason right off - as well as a few others.

Admittedly, to commit treason against Piratecat, they'd have to commit war against him or give Aid and Comfort to his enemies. Unless they were bound by a different Constitution. <rabbit season!>

Actually, I just checked in my copy of "Sources of Phrases Throughout the Years" by Rex Ecto and it says that the phrase was first found in a book written by one Joss Whedon. Title of the book being "Ich bilde dieses."