Equally Ambiguously Gendered Spouse of "What is the Hivemind?"

[Goblyn]

... Just don't look down. You'll be okay.

D'Oh, you shouldn't have said that; now Kemrain needs to make a DC 35 will check to not look down and due to that wis of 10-11, it's not going to be easy.

 

[Darkness]

Oh come now. The "Irish drunk" stereotype?

Actually, the "Austrian drunk in one of the numberous Irish pubs of Vienna" stereotype.

Please refer to the following rule:

Right back at'cha:

be careful about ascribing motives to the actions of others

 

[Jdvn1]

Kemrain did though

Kemrain didn't specify Irish angry drunks. I think you're just jumping to conclusions.

 

[Jdvn1]

D'Oh, you shouldn't have said that; now Kemrain needs to make a DC 35 will check to not look down and due to that wis of 10-11, it's not going to be easy.

You mean you can't roll a 35 on a d20?

 

[Rystil Arden]

And never adhered to.

I do. Of course, I have acrophobia, so its necessary for me. Like when we went to Neuschwanstein castle and had to cross a metal suspension bridge that had interlacing holes in the metal (Eek!) That was awful for me. The Great Wall of China is surprisingly high up also

 

[Jdvn1]

Actually, the "Austrian drunk in one of the numberous Irish pubs of Vienna" stereotype. Right back at'cha:

Darkness is teh win.

 

[Goblyn]

Kemrain didn't specify Irish angry drunks. I think you're just jumping to conclusions.

He's just getting his exercise.

 

[Jdvn1]

I do. Of course, I have acrophobia, so its necessary for me. Like when we went to Neuschwanstein castle and had to cross a metal suspension bridge that had interlacing holes in the metal (Eek!) That was awful for me. The Great Wall of China is surprisingly high up also

The moral is: always be surrounded in pillows.

 

[Torm]

... You mean other than Ireland?

That name always confused me. Why would you be called the Land of Ire?

It's a case of a letter getting dropped. Aireland. Aire means farmer or landowner.

 

[Rystil Arden]

Actually, the "Austrian drunk in one of the numberous Irish pubs of Vienna" stereotype. Right back at'cha:

be careful about ascribing motives to the actions of others

Heeheehee. You're the one who did that for me and then said, "Better safe than sorry" when it wasn't the case