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[Herr Uhl]

AdorableAnarchist wrote...

Glad to be of service, Sabriana! And my seven year old gaping maw of a son is just like your daughter. Everyone is out to feed him, even strangers! Of course, he looks like you could play the xylophone on his ribs -- not through lack of eating, mind you. The child is a flippin' Hoover around food... My husband's family is a good, old fashioned Southern one, so whenjever we get together, Boy Child is in Heaven with all of the aunties giving him food and cuddles. And of course, he doesn't play it up at all..... *rolls eyes*

Ah, my childhood *remembers*

Always being the one eating whatever is left. Sweet days of fast metabolism. I still do that on family gatherings, kids these days do not get the hint to let me pass the torch away.

And for the record, my grey sludge tastes great.

[Sabriana]

Of course it tastes great. *Pat-pats Herr Uhl on the shoulder*

[AdorableAnarchist]

I'm sure that it is exceptional grey sludge....*gulps with a smile* Probably the most appetizing grey sludge around. *nodnodnod*

[nos_astra]

Sabriana wrote...

Well, if you don't mind it, that's fine. I view it as getting colder and taking the PC for granted.

However, I always associate "my dear" (or its german equivalent of "liebes") with my parents and grandparents.

Oh no, why did you tell me that? I was so happy lost in translation, oblivious that "dear" should be associated with "Liebes".

Now, I'm curious. What does he say in the German version? Meine Liebste? Mein Schatz? (hrhr, meeeeeeeiiiin Sccccchaaaaaaatzzzzzz, Gollum style, like Cullen hissing "my preeeeeeeciousssssssss") And in French? Russian? Anyone?

Modifié par klarabella, 13 janvier 2010 - 07:46 .

[Sabriana]

AdorableAnarchist wrote...

I'm sure that it is exceptional grey sludge....*gulps with a smile* Probably the most appetizing grey sludge around. *nodnodnod*

Rofl once again. Reminds me of the time my girl baked a cake. "Yes my dear, it's delicious. So it's a little hard, but that's fine, cookies are hard too. Ahem, my sweet girl, do remind me of telling you where the salt and sugar are, so there will be no mix up. No, no. I like cake with a little salt."

[AdorableAnarchist]

Sabriana wrote...

AdorableAnarchist wrote...

I'm sure that it is exceptional grey sludge....*gulps with a smile* Probably the most appetizing grey sludge around. *nodnodnod*

Rofl once again. Reminds me of the time my girl baked a cake. "Yes my dear, it's delicious. So it's a little hard, but that's fine, cookies are hard too. Ahem, my sweet girl, do remind me of telling you where the salt and sugar are, so there will be no mix up. No, no. I like cake with a little salt."

Yeah well, you expect it with your kid. Try saying that to your mom who is convinced that she is the best cook in the world... It wasn't until I had dorm food that I saw roasts didn't have to be grey. Yeah, dorm food was better than my mom's................

[Herr Uhl]

AdorableAnarchist wrote...
Yeah well, you expect it with your kid. Try saying that to your mom who is convinced that she is the best cook in the world... It wasn't until I had dorm food that I saw roasts didn't have to be grey. Yeah, dorm food was better than my mom's................

Then you know how her children must feel <_<

[Sabriana]

Dorm food? I'm guessing that's the German equivalent of mensa food. Good grief, how bad that was. Going through university was so hard, but the food was something that brought people together. Simply because of the 'disgust' factor.



Grey roasts? Is that like my mom insisting that beef only tastes good if it's boiled? This is Germany here, and beef is not on top of our lists, lol.

[Gilsa]

SarEnyaDor wrote...

Well, when he's talking to the kids "Go tell Mommy I need this".  The sexiest thing he does is call me by my real name - and not the shortened version of it everyone calls me despite me never introducing myself as such. I swear to the Maker that I can get shivers now just hearing my name. It's so sad.

I completely relate to this. Nobody ever uses my middle name, ever, but he's always liked it so I know I'm on his mind when he goes for the double name combo, "I love you, (first+middle name)." Really makes me stop in my tracks when that happens.

[AdorableAnarchist]

Sabriana wrote...

Dorm food? I'm guessing that's the German equivalent of mensa food. Good grief, how bad that was. Going through university was so hard, but the food was something that brought people together. Simply because of the 'disgust' factor.

Grey roasts? Is that like my mom insisting that beef only tastes good if it's boiled? This is Germany here, and beef is not on top of our lists, lol.

Yes, dorm food would be university live-in food. *shudders* That is exactly like your mom and the boiled beef. Only, mine doesn't boil it, she just roasts it until every drop of juice is totally gone. And people wonder why I like my meat bloody. LOL

[Mahumia]

Ah yes, bachelor cooking... My mum is still convinced that I now know to 'appreciate' her cooking.. yeah of course, I'll let you have your illusions



But regarding the desperate lovers from Ferelden... My Cousland has decided to stop talking to both Zev and Alistair, since both just keep bringing up the 'choose one of us' part, whilst I already told Zev a dozen time that I want Al, not him >.> Maybe she shouldn't brush her teeth and keep from bathing for a month or two.... If that doesn't repel cocky elves XD



(Don't worry, my city elf is totally in love with Zev now. I like both, but not at the same time, so to speak XD)

[Valmy]

ReubenLiew wrote...

In this game, being simply friendly somehow counts as a flirt.

Eh I don't know I think it is pretty obvious which questions you should not ask if you want to avoid the romance.  Don't ask Zev why he keeps staring if you are male and not interested.  Do not tell Alistair he is handsome or ask him if he is a virgin if you are female and not interested.