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[surfgirlusa_2006]

Godak wrote...

surfgirlusa_2006 wrote...

I break out into random tap dances in public.

...I find that inexplicably awesome.

I tend to do it if I'm just standing around, bored.  It was especially common when I played softball for a few years in high school; I'd just start tap dancing in the outfield, because there was nothing better to do. 

[Godak]

surfgirlusa_2006 wrote...

Godak wrote...

surfgirlusa_2006 wrote...

I break out into random tap dances in public.

...I find that inexplicably awesome.

I tend to do it if I'm just standing around, bored.  It was especially common when I played softball for a few years in high school; I'd just start tap dancing in the outfield, because there was nothing better to do. 

What did your coach say?

[surfgirlusa_2006]

Godak wrote...

surfgirlusa_2006 wrote...

Godak wrote...

surfgirlusa_2006 wrote...

I break out into random tap dances in public.

...I find that inexplicably awesome.

I tend to do it if I'm just standing around, bored.  It was especially common when I played softball for a few years in high school; I'd just start tap dancing in the outfield, because there was nothing better to do. 

What did your coach say?

My coaches never noticed but I only did it during practice, anyway.

[Godak]

surfgirlusa_2006 wrote...

Godak wrote...

surfgirlusa_2006 wrote...

Godak wrote...

surfgirlusa_2006 wrote...

I break out into random tap dances in public.

...I find that inexplicably awesome.

I tend to do it if I'm just standing around, bored.  It was especially common when I played softball for a few years in high school; I'd just start tap dancing in the outfield, because there was nothing better to do. 

What did your coach say?

My coaches never noticed but I only did it during practice, anyway.

Well, you said when you played softball, so I was assuming that you were doing it during actual games!

[Godak]

Seagloom wrote...

AntiChri5 wrote...

Hey, who else thinks that if the countdown turns out to be Jade Empire 2 related Seagloom should post a celabratory pic of herself?

Sure I won't! That would be joyous news but celebratory pic worthy? Fortunately no one seemed to agree anyway. That's good. (And anyone posting after this message is too late. Too late!) So um... no.

Not even PM pics? Then none of those creepy strangers have to see them!

Although, one could argue that we are still strangers, and that I'm creepy...

...Point taken.

[Loerwyn]

I just bought the Drakensang soundtrack from Amazon (it's lurvely, by the way), and I've not had a receipt for it. Got an e-mail 'bout an hour ago and it tells me it got cancelled because my payment wasn't valid. But I'm listening to it right now so it had to have gone through.

That's interesting, right?

[Loerwyn]

I assume so, Seagloom, but it's probably going to have to be imported from Germany. All my track names (even the soundtrack name itself; Das Schwarze Auge: Drakensang) are in German, so I don't think there's been an outside release, if you get my meaning.

Drakensang, the game, confuses me. TDE is a bit more complex than D&D 3.5 (or seems to be) and it really makes me struggle with all four TDE CRPGs that I have (Realms of Arkania 1-3, Drakensang), but they have the most amazing soundtracks

[TheMufflon]

You is derived from Old English ge or ȝe (both pronounced roughly like Modern English yea), which was the old nominative case form of the pronoun, and eow, which was the old accusative case form of the pronoun. In Middle English the nominative case became ye, and the oblique case (formed by the merger of the accusative case and the former dative case) was you. In early Modern English either the nominative or the accusative forms have been generalized in most dialects. Most generalized you; some dialects in the north of England and Scotland generalized ye, or use ye as a clipped or clitic form of the pronoun.



Pretty interesting, huh?

[Loerwyn]

Join the club.
I don't mind cameras as long as they're not pointed at me; I'm not photogenic for a start, but I just really don't like looking at pictures of myself. Nor do I like looking in mirrors.
Maybe I just don't like myself... Hmm...

Modifié par Seagloom, 30 juin 2010 - 03:40 .

[Godak]

Seagloom wrote...

Godak wrote...

Not even PM pics? Then none of those creepy strangers have to see them!

Although, one could argue that we are still strangers, and that I'm creepy...

...Point taken.

Yeah... no offense but the last person I sent any sort of picture to has known me for approximately five years. I consider that person a true friend for various reasons.

Actually, I was totally video/photo shy up until about...Three years ago? I get where your coming from, and it's your right to do what you want with your personal information.

[Loerwyn]

Seagloom wrote...
I'll play the game first before deciding whether or not to track a CD down then. I'm definitely curious now. Good game music always catches my eye. From what I played of Drakensang's demo... one of the few demos I've played, I also found it complicated. I tried reading a FAQ once and was totally... huh? throughout it.

Ugh, tell me about it. German P&P system converted into a German video game which is then translated to English. And the system looks complex as it is... I really wish companies would sort of do a cross between Dragon Age and D&D. You'd have a basic system (think DA) and a more complex system (D&D), and the game would be the same except that those who use the D&D system can fine tune their characters more than those who use the DA one. It would allow people used to RPGs to micromanage and be picky whereas those of us (me!) who just want to get into it can go "hurr durr glowy sword lawl" and get through the game without worrying too much.
Seriously, the only thing that puts me off playing a lot more RPGs like Drakensang and NWN is the sheer complexity.

[AntiChri5]

Seagloom you miss a great opportunity, you could promise pics but put a paper bag over your head first then take it to mess with me an' Godak. Or wait till you need to say.....clip your toenails then post aa pic of the clippings just to weird us out. (since you will be kinda posting a pic of yourself).













Man i really have my stupid on today dont i?

[AntiChri5]

The Woldan wrote...

I like to break stuff on my desk, like pencils, rulers etc. Later I always regret that I destroyed them.-

Im kinda the same sometimes, only with fire.

Pretty..............................

Now i think my last two posts are enough to get me removed from a couple of freinds lists......

[AntiChri5]

ooooh Seagloom quick.





Anyway, what do we here think of Awakening?

[Godak]

I have funny face syndrome (FFS). I will, without fail, end up making a funny face at some point during the photo taking process.

Actually, my freshman picture is a perfect example of post funny face syndrome syndrome (PFFSS).

Modifié par Seagloom, 30 juin 2010 - 03:41 .

[AntiChri5]

Alright then no Awakening discussion (already an entire forum for that i guess)

Well at least we know something interesting about Seagloom.....she buys games just to register them on the forums!:P

Modifié par AntiChri5, 25 mars 2010 - 02:25 .

[Godak]

Seagloom wrote...

As for photos... no funny face syndrome here. I lost that habit after elementary school. A few of my old class photos are horrid.

At least I have cute funny faces!

[surfgirlusa_2006]

7th grade was the worst year ever for photos, because I had glasses and braces at the same time...not a cool look.



Awakenings is entertaining enough, but there are several things I miss. There's less character interaction, for one; I loved just striking up a random conversation with Alastair or Zevran and learning more about them. I also miss the original cast of characters in general.



The game was also released with a few too many bugs for my liking.

[Seagloom]

Heh, apparently. I haven't played a game at all in two weeks. I do plan to get around to Awakening eventually, of course. Wouldn't have bought it otherwise.

[surfgirlusa_2006]

AntiChri5 wrote...

Alright then no Awakening discussion (already an entire forum for that i guess)

Well at least we know something interesting about Seagloom.....she buys games just to register them on the forums!:P

I didn't see this post before my other post; I apologize, Seagloom.  Hopefully I didn't ruin anything too major...

[Godak]

surfgirlusa_2006 wrote...

7th grade was the worst year ever for photos, because I had glasses and braces at the same time...not a cool look.

I don't have any pictures with me wearing my glasses, and I don't know if picture time coincided with my time spent in braces...

surfgirlusa_2006

Awakenings is entertaining enough, but there are several things I miss. There's less character interaction, for one; I loved just striking up a random conversation with Alastair or Zevran and learning more about them. I also miss the original cast of characters in general.

The game was also released with a few too many bugs for my liking.

Yes, to both of those, over and over again.

[Wicked 702]

Glasses are sexy. End of discussion!