The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[dragoner]

Aren't half-orcs just dire humans?

Could be!

 

[Cadence]

< insert rant about populism >

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

The number of threads I've nearly been baited into posting in by your nonsensical bard-bashing, but then thought better of, is legion.

Any time you feel the need to join me in bard-bashing, just come right on in. I know you might feel hesitant; after all, bards are like cockroaches, and it seems that no matter how many you stamp out, there are always more skulking about under the floorboards with their lyres and their lutes.

Given that the trouble isn't that there are too many bards, but that lightning just isn't distributed correctly, don't be afraid to embrace your honorable duty.

 

[Tantavalist]

Oh, there are people who think they have problems with Bards?

My brother is one of those people who can't take a hint when you're not interested in hearing what he has to say. I'm probably the only person he interacts with IRL on a regular basis who he knows plays RPGs. So clearly I'm the one who has to hear all about his Bard characters. Played in tabletop years ago, or in D&D/Pathfinder computer RPGs, solo or multiplayer. He always has to play Bards and constantly min-max the hell out of them. And then regale me with the tales of what his latest OP broken Bard build chracter got up to.

He's been known to become physically violent when someone presents an argument that Bards are not the Chosen Ones Annointed By Heaven that he's unable to refute. (Yes, as in the gif above.)

 

[Umbran]

Oh, there are people who think they have problems with Bards?

My brother ...

This is a problem with brothers, not bards.

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

This is a problem with brothers, not bards.

Both start with a “b”.

Coincidence? I think not.

You can pick your friends, and you can pick on bards, but you can’t let your friends pick bards.

 

[Richards]

Is Moe’s still a thing?

There's still a Moe's outside Hill AFB in Utah. I was very pleased to see it, too, because the one by me closed, was replaced by a Mexican restaurant which also soon closed, and has now been replaced by yet another Mexican restaurant. We'll see how long that lasts.

In the meantime, I'll be back at Hill AFB in a week and a half for a three-day business trip. Welcome to Moe's!

(By the way, I was saddened during my last trip there to see they no longer call the Funkmeisters by that name. They still have them, they just call them "soft-shell tacos." How boring!)

Johnathan

 

[Cadence]

There's still a Moe's outside Hill AFB in Utah. I was very pleased to see it, too, because the one by me closed, was replaced by a Mexican restaurant which also soon closed, and has now been replaced by yet another Mexican restaurant. We'll see how long that lasts.

In the meantime, I'll be back at Hill AFB in a week and a half for a three-day business trip. Welcome to Moe's!

(By the way, I was saddened during my last trip there to see they no longer call the Funkmeisters by that name. They still have them, they just call them "soft-shell tacos." How boring!)

Johnathan

The burritos will always be Joeys to me!

 

[Cadence]

I can't tell if you have two accounts for a random reason, are one of two people who post the same style and post lots around the same time but almost never in the same thread, or if it's just a coincidence.

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

It was so nice to be able to read about some indie game developers and players exploring some ideas that I thought tied in nicely with a little bit of the early history of D&D. It's unfortunate that we can't have those discussions on this forum for the same reasons (and people) that we never can.