Should D&D be more American?

[GravyFingerz]

hey give hong a brake. He's an aww-strayy-lian. he gets top marks for knowing belgium exists

Ouch.

Dog flippin a turn spike, yo.

 

[Tsyr]

macinaW??? macinaW>??>>>>>

It's mackinac you heathen!

Yeah yeah, I know. That's what you get when you deal with a person who can mispell his own name.

For the record, Mackinaw is an accepted alternate spelling, anymore. And not one I entierly disagree with, even if I normaly object to such things.

 

[tleilaxu]

The metric system is inconsistent. How come Europeans strongly prefer the metric system for linear, mass and volume measurements, for instance, but nobody has every proposed metric time?

see the simpsons episode where MENSA takes over springfield..

btw our time measurement dates all the way back to the babylonians, who used a base 60 system...

 

[tleilaxu]

Yeah yeah, I know. That's what you get when you deal with a person who can mispell his own name.

For the record, Mackinaw is an accepted alternate spelling, anymore. And not one I entierly disagree with, even if I normaly object to such things.

next you'll be wanting Sharlavoy and Markett

 

[drothgery]

I too use Imperial measurements for D&D, but I'd rather have the Metric system in real life any day. Can anyone tell me (without looking in a book) how many cubic inches in a pint?

28.875 (hey, you didn't say anything about using google )

 

[Tsyr]

next you'll be wanting Sharlavoy and Markett

Nah, those two I can manage OK... Just don't see how a "c" becomes a "w" sound...

You live around here at one point? Or you are stalking me and planning to snatch my eggo?

 

[tleilaxu]

P.S.S.S.S. Africans invented language. Let's all speak a reconstructed paleolithic language.

also money. give due props to the punters from punt

 

[tleilaxu]

born in lansing. left.

 

[Tsyr]

born in lansing. left.

Well no wonder. I mean, Lansing... I'd leave Lansing too... Lansing rates only marginaly higher than Flint, capital or no.

 

[tleilaxu]

I too use Imperial measurements for D&D, but I'd rather have the Metric system in real life any day. Can anyone tell me (without looking in a book) how many cubic inches in a pint?

English pint or American pint? African or European swallow?