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LOL! Who takes a game serious? :p

Just trying to keep currant and not work at crossant purposes. :cool:

Uh oh...he's on a roll! :p

To say the yeast, ya always rise to the occasion. :p

Rampant coruption. Dudes always trying to get dough out of people. :D

My folks and I are going to try and make it there in time. Depends on what time we get into the area. Its a fair bit of a drive. But if we happen to miss it, my dad said to pass along his thanks for the invite and assorted polite noises as the brits do. :)

British certainly. Cause those are the stories my dad told about trolls. He also spent much time talking about Knobby the Knocker, a lil dwarvish chap that would tap on the walls during my dads days as a yorkshire coal miner.

*chuckles* I get my inspiration for the look of a 'monster' from a similar source. Folk tales from my yorkshire dad and londoner mom.

Thank you kindly for the information. Ill make a note of it for our next C&C monster book. :)

*chuckles* According to the folks that work with him, he hasn't slowed down any. :cool:

*chuckles* yes. Tall, brutish, powefully built scandinavian giant kin...the mythological descriptors I go by. ;) Sides the Erdian "Troll Lord" is rather a different sort of critter.

Anythings better than the 'staff' shirts Steve wants to make. :p Im making button designs. :) http://ravenchilde.com/trollbutton.jpg

I? I rib someone for wishing to persue perfection in their craft? Perish the thought. *assumes angelic pose # 125*

But its so fun! :) What else are we doing here if we can't have fun with our fellows? :)

Perhaps the Col should get a Clue since he obviously can't cut the Mustard. :D

One must get salty when dealing with those completely crackers, tis symbiotic. :D

My dad's noted more than a few. His comments. "If this is an indication of the dudes sense of humor, he sounds like a cool dude to talk too."

Quite right. Campaigns and battlefield conditions, one would 'pick up' bits and pieces. Momentos of fallen comrads can fit in here as well. Aragon with Boromir's bracers is a good example.

And thank you kindly sir!. And you do realise this makes the third time you have agreed with me? Makes one almost believe in miracles? ;)

*grinz* An expert: An "X" is an unknown factor and a 'spert' is a drip under pressure. :D