omg straight out of a horror movie!
Cullen's bedroom at night:Also, whirled the flycam around earlier and saw... this:Spoiler
Cullen, you forgot one of your recruits...
omg straight out of a horror movie!
Cullen's bedroom at night:Also, whirled the flycam around earlier and saw... this:Spoiler
Cullen, you forgot one of your recruits...
What's his name and address?
Ha! This is sad but I wanted to see what he looked like now ten years later (hey, I'm divorced now) but because he has such a common name, it was a fruitless search on Facebook.
I may have wept a little.
I just read today that you can get banter from your prisoners. I've only ever thrown one person in jail and it was my first time.
Let's see.
Chief Movran aka Goat Guy: assigned him to Abernache for that hilarious odd couple quest chain.
Mayor Dedrick: gave him to the Grey Wardens to seek his own redemption.
Mistress Poulin: had her rebuild the town with her blood money.
Knight-Captain Denam: conscripted into the Inquisition to hunt down Red Templars.
Servis: conscripted him as an informant/agent of Leliana.
Ser Ruth: gave her "divine forgiveness," encouraged her to find peace in faith.
Erimond: gave him to the Wardens to beat him up, flay him alive, whatever they want. It's their score to settle.
Florianne: conscripted her as an agent, beat her at the Game again, it pretty was rad.
My IQ was big on second chances when they can be given and people finding redemption through actions rather than apologies (that's the whole theme of her playthrough), so I never did choose the jail or death sentences. Just seemed like too easy a way out, in most cases.
I wish there'd been more judgements, though, they were one of my favorite parts of the game.
You live, you learn. I was an ugly kid so I know first hand that looks aren't important and I know how people judge based on appearance... it's given me a bit of a complex about my own physical attributes or lack of, but I'd rather that than to have grown up an arrogant, self absorbed arsehole, lol.
Sorry, I know this was from a while back, but I missed the whole convo and wanted had to share...
I was picked on severely in school for being "ugly". It was painful, but I learned to deal with it through humor (ie, making fun of myself). Plus, I just assumed it was true. Hell, my own family even said things like "well...at least you are smart". Kinda stinks with you when you realize that most of the world doesn't think you are attractive. Even in my 30's, it is really difficult for me to take a compliment because I assume they are lying. I try not to have a chip on my shoulder about it, but, hey, I'm only human.
BUT...despite all those years of feeling unattractive, of convincing myself that I had to have a great personality and boatloads of charm to even have a chance that someone would love me, I ended up with a totally GORGEOUS man who thinks I'm beautiful and makes me feel like a goddess.Seriously...taking him to parties is my secret joy because folks are usually shocked that I have such a hotty for a beau. And the hot girls always flirt with him and he rolls his eyes because he is the rare gorgeous man who just..doesn't...see people based on what they look like.
But, aside from me bragging about how loved I am (I can practically hear the gagging sounds), I wanted to share this clip of the Dustin Hoffman interview about Tootsie. I think alot of men (an women) could benefit from watching this. It is pretty amazing...and emotional...
We actually get prisoners??
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Lol are you sure you're actually unattractive and not just one of those people that think they are? My grandmother says that sort of thing to my mother, and it's just because she's a miserable old ******, lol. Mom's very pretty. She also thinks this about herself, which kills me to see.
Ha! This is sad but I wanted to see what he looked like now ten years later (hey, I'm divorced now) but because he has such a common name, it was a fruitless search on Facebook.
I may have wept a little.
Try google and then Tae
Sorry, I know this was from a while back, but I missed the whole convo and wanted had to share...
I was picked on severely in school for being "ugly". It was painful, but I learned to deal with it through humor (ie, making fun of myself). Plus, I just assumed it was true. Hell, my own family even said things like "well...at least you are smart". Kinda stinks with you when you realize that most of the world doesn't think you are attractive. Even in my 30's, it is really difficult for me to take a compliment because I assume they are lying. I try not to have a chip on my shoulder about it, but, hey, I'm only human.
BUT...despite all those years of feeling unattractive, of convincing myself that I had to have a great personality and boatloads of charm to even have a chance that someone would love me, I ended up with a totally GORGEOUS man who thinks I'm beautiful and makes me feel like a goddess.Seriously...taking him to parties is my secret joy because folks are usually shocked that I have such a hotty for a beau. And the hot girls always flirt with him and he rolls his eyes because he is the rare gorgeous man who just..doesn't...see people based on what they look like.
But, aside from me bragging about how loved I am (I can practically hear the gagging sounds), I wanted to share this clip of the Dustin Hoffman interview about Tootsie. I think alot of men (an women) could benefit from watching this. It is pretty amazing...and emotional...
Yeah. I really wish more people would watch that, because it was so amazing.
We actually get prisoners??
Yup. In my first PT I only had Duchess Florianne's box though. ![]()
We actually get prisoners??
Yes. My companions don't like my judgements lol
Just wanted to share this with you guys. It's my Qun!IQ's opening dialogue to Adamant. I can't get over how awesome Sumalee's voice is here! I can't wait to get this scene with one of my Cullen girlies!
Please forgive the short combat in the beginning:
*edit* let me know if it's choppy for you guys. It's not the video - it's Youtube...
Sorry, I know this was from a while back, but I missed the whole convo and wanted had to share...
I was picked on severely in school for being "ugly". It was painful, but I learned to deal with it through humor (ie, making fun of myself). Plus, I just assumed it was true. Hell, my own family even said things like "well...at least you are smart". Kinda stinks with you when you realize that most of the world doesn't think you are attractive. Even in my 30's, it is really difficult for me to take a compliment because I assume they are lying. I try not to have a chip on my shoulder about it, but, hey, I'm only human.
BUT...despite all those years of feeling unattractive, of convincing myself that I had to have a great personality and boatloads of charm to even have a chance that someone would love me, I ended up with a totally GORGEOUS man who thinks I'm beautiful and makes me feel like a goddess.Seriously...taking him to parties is my secret joy because folks are usually shocked that I have such a hotty for a beau. And the hot girls always flirt with him and he rolls his eyes because he is the rare gorgeous man who just..doesn't...see people based on what they look like.
But, aside from me bragging about how loved I am (I can practically hear the gagging sounds), I wanted to share this clip of the Dustin Hoffman interview about Tootsie. I think alot of men (an women) could benefit from watching this. It is pretty amazing...and emotional...
Good for you! Seriously, I love that! F**k the people who were cruel to you, and I'm glad you found yourself a hot piece 'o' ass who only has eyes for you!
Yup. In my first PT I only had Duchess Florianne's box though.
If you put Samson in there does he have much to say? Like any weird stuff as the red lyrium starts doing stuff to him?
Good for you! Seriously, I love that! F**k the people who were cruel to you, and I'm glad you found yourself a hot piece 'o' ass who only has eyes for you!
That's right girl!
Lol are you sure you're actually unattractive and not just one of those people that think they are? My grandmother says that sort of thing to my mother, and it's just because she's a miserable old ******, lol. Mom's very pretty. She also thinks this about herself, which kills me to see.
Well...it depends on what you mean by attractive. In school, by popular vote, I was definitely considered unattractive. But I...I am also very animated and use my hands and have cartoon-like faces when I talk, and my students always describe me as "warm" and "approachable" and "real" in their evaluations. So I think I am attractive in the sense that I am...approachable, and folks seem to enjoy being around me. Would guys describe me as hot? No way. But...I like how I look becuase it is me...though it took 35 years to get to the point where I really believed that! ![]()
If you put Samson in there does he have much to say? Like any weird stuff as the red lyrium starts doing stuff to him?
I don't know. I've never visited the cells after his judgement to see if he's down there.
I don't know. I've never visited the cells after his judgement to see if he's down there.
I never get ANYONE in my cells. So they show up down there? This must be a bug...
Well...it depends on what you mean by attractive. In school, by popular vote, I was definitely considered unattractive. But I...I am also very animated and use my hands and have cartoon-like faces when I talk, and my students always describe me as "warm" and "approachable" and "real" in their evaluations. So I think I am attractive in the sense that I am...approachable, and folks seem to enjoy being around me. Would guys describe me as hot? No way. But...I like how I look becuase it is me...though it took 35 years to get to the point where I really believed that!
High school kids are mean. If you are not part of the popular crowd...In any case, I found many of my high school mates on Facebook and I think I aged pretty well. Still a work in progress though.
I don't know. I've never visited the cells after his judgement to see if he's down there.
I didn't know you could!!! I will go see once my bf is done playing. Funny enough, his Qunari warrior looks like R. Kelly lol
Cullen's bedroom at night:Also, whirled the flycam around earlier and saw... this:Spoiler
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Well...it depends on what you mean by attractive. In school, by popular vote, I was definitely considered unattractive. But I...I am also very animated and use my hands and have cartoon-like faces when I talk, and my students always describe me as "warm" and "approachable" and "real" in their evaluations. So I think I am attractive in the sense that I am...approachable, and folks seem to enjoy being around me. Would guys describe me as hot? No way. But...I like how I look becuase it is me...though it took 35 years to get to the point where I really believed that!
I was unattractive in the sense that I was the "tom boy" growing up. I always had these huge crushes on guys but they never looked twice at me because I was just "one of the boys." They loved having out with me, but I was never "girlfriend material."
High school kids are mean. If you are not part of the popular crowd...In any case, I found many of my high school mates on Facebook and I think I aged pretty well. Still a work in progress though.
High school wasn't so bad for me in the sense that I was invisible. Nobody was cruel. Middle school on the other hand...I remember panic attacks, anxiety and lots of crying every day. Middle school kids are the stuff of nightmares...they're nasty little sh**s.
Not sure where you're from, but here:
I was unattractive in the sense that I was the "tom boy" growing up. I always had these huge crushes on guys but they never looked twice at me because I was just "one of the boys." They loved having out with me, but I was never "girlfriend material."
I`m sure there were some guys who were into you and you didn't know it. Two types of people find me cute: straight women and gay men. Neither can do anything for me, so...
Middle school was terrible for me also. What is it about that age group? Evil little pricks, all of them.
I was unattractive in the sense that I was the "tom boy" growing up. I always had these huge crushes on guys but they never looked twice at me because I was just "one of the boys." They loved having out with me, but I was never "girlfriend material."
Yeah, I was kinda tom-boyish too. Also, I just couldn't be bothered to "doll-up". Feminine "hot" clothes were too restrictive, make-up on my face was always a catastrophe...I just couldn't be bothered!