[D&D3.5] Paths of Legend: The Azgundi Tournaments (OOC)

[Helfdan]

Here in PR the holidays are a big deal... a lot of family reunions, parties, etc. So I'll be sticking around here. (As to consoles: PS2 is great. If you like martial arts and super heroes, get your hands on a copy of Batman: Rise of Sin Tzu, it rocks! )

 

[Amaury]

Here in Lyon, France, it's all white tonite. Progamme is usual xmas party around the tree with the family.. nice.

 

[Scott DeWar]

Alone and broke here in missouri, USA, so alone and maybe a roased chicken dinner or somthin like that.

 

[Voda Vosa]

Belive me, you don't know the meaning of broke. =)

 

[crazy_monkey1956]

Monkey does. Believe me...Monkey does.

[sblock=Being Poor]Monkey's family has been homeless, gone without food, lived in a 2-bedroom apartment with a total of 11 people living in it, and still struggles to make ends meet, though life has been pretty good the last 3 years and is getting better.[/sblock]

 

[Scott DeWar]

Belive me, you don't know the meaning of broke. =)

if it means something like not knowing where my next meal is comming from and if i will hwave a roof over my head the next or not, then yes i do know what it means to be broke.

 

[crazy_monkey1956]

Unless, of course, our resident dwarf player was referring to the other meaning of "broke", as in broken bone of some sort.

 

[Scott DeWar]

Unless, of course, our resident dwarf player was referring to the other meaning of "broke", as in broken bone of some sort.

you mean like a broken wrist from stepping through a cieling? been there, done that. never want to do that again. took 3 years to recover from that.

 

[crazy_monkey1956]

Monkey has been fortunate enough to have never had a broken bone in his 33 years. Monkey's kids on the other hand...both of the oldest had a broken arm when they were 7. My youngest son just turned 7 on the 8th...we're thinking about wrapping his arms in bubble wrap just in case.

 

[Voda Vosa]

I was referring to what monkey man has defined as been poor. But, I also had a broken leg xD. Amazingly, it was a sheep who made the trick. I won't bore you with the detaills, I think mentioning the sheep is quite hilarious alone.

My situation was rather similar, with some changes: We lived alone, but under a metal panel house. I don't really now how do they call those. Here's a picture I found, that evocate certain memories. Harsh times, but we got out of them. A proof that social promotion worked in Argentina during the 90'