It's the beard paradox.
Man needs lovin, man's bad attitude makes no one want to give lovin.
Man needs lovin, man's bad attitude makes no one want to give lovin.
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Well, I guess he doesn't want any help. We offered. We will be here if he decides to come out of his shell.
Welcome back wisebeardman.
In other news:
I've survived vacation.
I've also come to the conclusion that you know you've been watching too much horrible histories when you have songs about drinking out of dead enemies skulls stuck in your head.
In other news:
I've survived vacation.
I've also come to the conclusion that you know you've been watching too much horrible histories when you have songs about drinking out of dead enemies skulls stuck in your head.
You'd better start memorizing some hymns and get that garbage out of your head. The devil is faithful to hum that nonsense in your ear.
I don't have any enemies (at least not that I am aware of) so I guess I'm safe. Where did you go on vacation, the Pirates of the Caribbean Cruise? Also how much is the ticket price?
I don't have any enemies either, and I'm pretty sure such historical practices are frowned upon in the modern era. I went to Hawaii and no I didn't see any pirates ( but did have some close encounters of the sea turtle kind).
Oh I know plenty of hymns (and all the verses, not just the first verse), but this isn't garbage; it's genuine historical practice of the vikings and certain Incan emperors. And trust me I'm not in the least inclined to imitate either culture.
Nothing to do with each other, vacation was in Hawaii. Vikings, Incas, and other historic peoples are featured on a show called horrible histories which if you imagine the monty python group getting together and doing an educational history show for kids you'll have a pretty good idea of what that's like.
And the only relation they have is that I recently discovered the show and introduced my friend in Hawaii to it as well.
Well at least my initial impression was correct. When you mentioned songs about drinking from the skulls of your dead enemies I thought to myself it sounded like something Monty Python would have done, if Monty Python did history shows...
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What do ya'll think of Dungeons and Dragons? My cousins are so into it...but I'm like "that stuff is creepy!" I know movies like The Little Mermaid have magic...but something about D&D seems more sinister to me. I can't help but feel uneasy about it and how much time they spend playing it.
I used to play d&d when I was in high school. That's when it was really popular. It's just an open-ended fantasy game. A typical game involves a map that someone made up, a person who in charge of the game as referee/storyteller/final authority on what happens during play (this person is called the dungeon master), then there are the players who fill out this character sheet that says what skills, abilities and items or treasure they have and they have to like earn more as they progress....
Then the storyteller (dungeon master) tells them about the map and what their imaginary mission is (rescue someone, find treasure, etc..). And then the players say what they want to do (walk down this road, or go to this town, etc...) and everyone imagines whats happening while the dungeon master describes it... (y'all are walking down the road and see the town up ahead...) Then the DM will say something like "you see a big ugly dude with armor on" and you have to decide if you want to ask him a question, fight him and see what he has on him, or ignore him.... Then after you do your thing the DM will tell you what happens (he fights you or he runs away, etc.).... When there's a fight, you roll the dice and the DM says "if you roll less then 5 on a 10-sided dice, you didn't hurt him at all, and a 10 will kill him" or something like that... and the game goes on and on and on..... lol
