Mary Kirby wrote...
If someone acquires a Varric cakewreck (or non-wreck cake) I require pics. Just sayin'.
I have a recipe for a red wine cake that would be mighty appropriate, but alas, no decorating skills.
Mary Kirby wrote...
If someone acquires a Varric cakewreck (or non-wreck cake) I require pics. Just sayin'.
Patriciachr34 wrote...
Mmmm, Tom Selleck. Mary, can you write Tom Selleck into DA2, perhaps as a pirate? That would be sweet. He could be an old friend of Varik's and they can compare chest hair in a manly way.
Modifié par armigal, 12 août 2010 - 09:36 .
Patriciachr34 wrote...
Mmmm, Tom Selleck. Mary, can you write Tom Selleck into DA2, perhaps as a pirate? That would be sweet. He could be an old friend of Varik's and they can compare chest hair in a manly way.
pizoxuat wrote...
Mary Kirby wrote...
If someone acquires a Varric cakewreck (or non-wreck cake) I require pics. Just sayin'.
I have a recipe for a red wine cake that would be mighty appropriate, but alas, no decorating skills.
Calla S wrote...
My birthday is in a few months.
I want this cake.
D'awwww. It's the thought and aspiration towards hairiness that really matters.Dave of Canada wrote...
Calla S wrote...
My birthday is in a few months.
I want this cake.
I can try my best, although knowing my cooking skills he'll be bald.
Hehe, thank ye! Their hairiness inspires.Anarya wrote...
@Calla S.: You're very good at writing dialogue. *golf clap*
Modifié par Calla S, 12 août 2010 - 09:37 .
Anarya wrote...
I could probably do it. But then it'd have to be eaten and that's not very healthy. I mean there's only 2 of us at my house.
Anarya wrote...
pizoxuat wrote...
Mary Kirby wrote...
If someone acquires a Varric cakewreck (or non-wreck cake) I require pics. Just sayin'.
I have a recipe for a red wine cake that would be mighty appropriate, but alas, no decorating skills.
Red wine cake? I've never heard of such a thing. What does it taste like?
@Calla S.: You're very good at writing dialogue. *golf clap*
pizoxuat wrote...
Actually, looking through my index cards, I have two recipes for redwine cake. One is a dense chocolate cake with 1/2 a cup of red wine added to add some complexity to the flavor. Comes out really moist and delicious, and would be the best bet for a decorated cake. Have a second one for a bundt cake that you soak in a red wine syrup. Comes out sweet and very wine-y.
Badum-TISH.Dave of Canada wrote...
Considering how much whine we already have on these forums, I say make the first one!pizoxuat wrote...
Actually, looking through my index cards, I have two recipes for redwine cake. One is a dense chocolate cake with 1/2 a cup of red wine added to add some complexity to the flavor. Comes out really moist and delicious, and would be the best bet for a decorated cake. Have a second one for a bundt cake that you soak in a red wine syrup. Comes out sweet and very wine-y.
pizoxuat wrote...
Actually, looking through my index cards, I have two recipes for redwine cake. One is a dense chocolate cake with 1/2 a cup of red wine added to add some complexity to the flavor. Comes out really moist and delicious, and would be the best bet for a decorated cake. Have a second one for a bundt cake that you soak in a red wine syrup. Comes out sweet and very wine-y.
pizoxuat wrote...
Anarya wrote...
pizoxuat wrote...
Mary Kirby wrote...
If someone acquires a Varric cakewreck (or non-wreck cake) I require pics. Just sayin'.
I have a recipe for a red wine cake that would be mighty appropriate, but alas, no decorating skills.
Red wine cake? I've never heard of such a thing. What does it taste like?
@Calla S.: You're very good at writing dialogue. *golf clap*
Actually, looking through my index cards, I have two recipes for redwine cake. One is a dense chocolate cake with 1/2 a cup of red wine added to add some complexity to the flavor. Comes out really moist and delicious, and would be the best bet for a decorated cake. Have a second one for a bundt cake that you soak in a red wine syrup. Comes out sweet and very wine-y.
Freek on a Leesh wrote...
Patriciachr34 wrote...
Mmmm, Tom Selleck. Mary, can you write Tom Selleck into DA2, perhaps as a pirate? That would be sweet. He could be an old friend of Varik's and they can compare chest hair in a manly way.
Is it possible to compare CHEST HAIR in a non-manly way?
Patriciachr34 wrote...
Freek on a Leesh wrote...
Patriciachr34 wrote...
Mmmm, Tom Selleck. Mary, can you write Tom Selleck into DA2, perhaps as a pirate? That would be sweet. He could be an old friend of Varik's and they can compare chest hair in a manly way.
Is it possible to compare CHEST HAIR in a non-manly way?
Not being a man and not having any chest hair I would have no clue. Perhaps there could be a contest involving various women running fingers through their chest hair. I wonder what the winner would get.
Patriciachr34 wrote...
Freek on a Leesh wrote...
Patriciachr34 wrote...
Mmmm, Tom Selleck. Mary, can you write Tom Selleck into DA2, perhaps as a pirate? That would be sweet. He could be an old friend of Varik's and they can compare chest hair in a manly way.
Is it possible to compare CHEST HAIR in a non-manly way?
Not being a man and not having any chest hair I would have no clue. Perhaps there could be a contest involving various women running fingers through their chest hair. I wonder what the winner would get.
Anarya wrote...
Patriciachr34 wrote...
Not being a man and not having any chest hair I would have no clue. Perhaps there could be a contest involving various women running fingers through their chest hair. I wonder what the winner would get.
Excited.
Oh jeez I'm terrible. Bad Anarya, bad!
Calla S wrote...
Anarya wrote...
Patriciachr34 wrote...
Not being a man and not having any chest hair I would have no clue. Perhaps there could be a contest involving various women running fingers through their chest hair. I wonder what the winner would get.
Excited.
Oh jeez I'm terrible. Bad Anarya, bad!
I'd wager the loser would get excited, too, considering the parameters of the contest...
Anarya wrote...
Calla S wrote...
Anarya wrote...
Patriciachr34 wrote...
Not being a man and not having any chest hair I would have no clue. Perhaps there could be a contest involving various women running fingers through their chest hair. I wonder what the winner would get.
Excited.
Oh jeez I'm terrible. Bad Anarya, bad!
I'd wager the loser would get excited, too, considering the parameters of the contest...
You have a point!
Modifié par Dave of Canada, 12 août 2010 - 10:21 .
Dave of Canada wrote...
Varric:
Hey zealots! How you guys doing?
[to Templar laying on the bed[/i]]
Varric:
Hey, don't mind me. You know who we are? We're associates of your champion [Garret/Marian] Hawke. You do remember your champion don't you? Let me take a wild guess here. You're Cassandra, right?
Cassandra:
Yeah.
Varric:
I thought so. You remember your champion [Garret/Marian] Hawke, don't you, Cassandra?
Cassandra:
Yeah, yeah, I remember them.
Varric:
Good. Looks like me an Oghren caught you guys at breakfast. Sorry about that. Whatcha havin'?
Cassandra: Nugburgers.
Varric: Nugburgers! The cornerstone of any nutritious breakfast. What kind of nugburgers?
Cassandra: Ro-roasted nugburgers.
Varric:
No, no no, where'd you get 'em? McMakers? Warden's? Antiva in a Box? Where?
Cassandra:
Big Qunari Burger.
Varric:
Big Kahuna Burger. That's that Qunari burger joint. I hear they got
some tasty nugburgers. I ain't never had one myself. How are they?
Cassandra:
They're adequate.
Varric:
Mind if I try one of yours? This is yours here, right?
[Picks up nugburger and takes a bite[/i]]
Varric:
Mmm-mmmm. That is a tasty nugburger. Oghren, ever have a Big Qunari Burger?
[Oghren wobbles around drunk, shakes his head[/i]]
Varric:
Wanna bite? They're real tasty.
Oghren: Ah ha!
[Oghren collapses drunk]
Varric:
Well, if you like nugburgers give 'em a try sometime. I can't usually get
'em myself because my girlfriend's a Dalish which pretty much makes
me a Dalish. But I do love the taste of a good nugburger. Mm-mm-mm. You
know what they call a Roasted Nug with cheese in Orlais?
Cassandra:
No.
Varric:
Tell 'em, Oghren.
Oghren:
[drunkenly] A Val Royeaux with cheese.
Varric:
A Val Royeaux with cheese! You know why they call it that?
Cassandra:
Because of the Chevalier order?
Varric:
Check out the big brain on Cassandra! You're a smart mother****er. That's right. The Chevalier order. What's in this?
Cassandra: Antivate.
Varric: Antivate., good. You mind if I have some of your tasty beverage to wash this down?
Cassandra:
Go right ahead.
Varric:
Ah, hit the spot.
Freek on a Leesh wrote...
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It's happened everybody. A goddamn pulp fiction quote. Maker help us.