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[Lord Thing]

I can't eat fish. It's not that I don't like it, it just makes me feel crook



Interesting Fact: I was actually born on my due date, which also happened to be my parent's third wedding anniversary

[Godak]

Inorial wrote...

I don't eat fish at all.  Apparently when I was about seven years old I decided out of the blue that I was terrified of the ocean and uh, everything in it as well.   No matter what my parents tried they couldn't get me to eat fish or any kind of seafood, couldn't take me swimming at the beach, had great difficulty getting me on boats/ferries, and so on.  Which, you can imagine, was somewhat of a frustration for a couple who love fishing, often went out boating, etc - well, most of my family do, actually.  Even more frustrating to them is that I never really outgrew it.

You, the island dweller, scared of the ocean?

Well, I had a brief moment of ocean terror, but I got over it in less than a day. I love shrimp WAY too much.

[Sarevok Anchev]

Seagloom wrote...

The Woldan wrote...
Hypocrite much? :innocent:

To quote my favorite bard from Dragon Age...

"Don't question me! I am a woman, and I reserve the right to be inconsistent!"

Hmmm... let me guess:
Zevran? 

[Godak]

Seagloom wrote...

Besides, since when does a Zevran quote not involve tactless sexual references?

Hey! That's not fair!

...Some of his sexual references are tactful.

[Jenocide]

The Woldan wrote...

I was fishing only once, but it was fun and I ate the fish! (Didn't throw them back into the pond)

Eating the fish was nice but killing it with a blow to the head and gutting it was the fun part! 
 

gutting fish = Fun
gutting Moose = not soo fun 

[Godak]

Seagloom wrote...

Godak wrote...

Hey! That's not fair!

...Some of his sexual references are tactful.

Name one! Mainly because I honestly don't remember any. Haven't reacquired him yet either.

When you enter the Gauntlet for the Urn of Scared ashes quest: "I feel like we have just entered the Grand Cleric's bedchambers. Where no one has gone before..."

Totally tactful.

[Statulos]

Seagloom wrote...

Godak wrote...

Hey! That's not fair!

...Some of his sexual references are tactful.

Name one! Mainly because I honestly don't remember any. Haven't reacquired him yet either.

When he makes Wynne describe her "possession" it´s a lot of fun.

[KneeTheCap]

Interesting fact: I hate my life....
 

[Godak]

KneeTheCap wrote...

Interesting fact: I hate my life....
 

...I hate your life, too.

No, in all honesty, what's got you down, man?

[KneeTheCap]

Great, let's hate my life together, yay!



No, seriously, my plans just got down the drain..I got laid off from work because of something I didn't do, and because of that, I can't get to Japan since my financial situation. Life sucks...Not that I've ever wanted to get there, just waited about 5 years to the chance to go...



Maybe I should just go backpacking?

[Godak]

KneeTheCap wrote...

No, seriously, my plans just got down the drain..I got laid off from work because of something I didn't do, and because of that, I can't get to Japan since my financial situation. Life sucks...Not that I've ever wanted to get there, just waited about 5 years to the chance to go...

...Cookie?

[KneeTheCap]

Hey, that cookie is way too cool to be eaten, it should be framed and put on the wall!

[Dark Lilith]

Seagloom wrote...

The Woldan wrote...
Hypocrite much? :innocent:

To quote my favorite bard from Dragon Age...

"Don't question me! I am a woman, and I reserve the right to be inconsistent!"

exactly,thats why we have men to do all the nasty stuff while reap the rewards!

[Giant ambush beetle]

Men like doing the nasty stuff too! Without the nasty stuff I lose interest in the good stuff in a split second. 
 

Men need challenges, without them we degenerate into ugly stupid fat lifeforms without any personality!

Modifié par The Woldan , 16 mars 2010 - 07:04 .

[Dark Lilith]

The Woldan wrote...

Men like doing the nasty stuff too! Without the nasty stuff I lose interest in the good stuff in a split second. 
 

Men need challenges!

true you were the hunters women were the gatherers and nurturers.Go kill something I'm hungry

[Giant ambush beetle]

Go kill something I'm hungry

Run, run as fast as you can....! You know, I need a challenge! 

Modifié par The Woldan , 16 mars 2010 - 07:07 .

[Dark Lilith]

The Woldan wrote...

Go kill something I'm hungry

Run, run as fast as you can....! You know, I need a challenge! 

that hurt *sobs*

[KneeTheCap]

Dark Lilith wrote...

The Woldan wrote...

Go kill something I'm hungry

Run, run as fast as you can....! You know, I need a challenge! 

that hurt *sobs*

There there Lilith, good 'ole Knee shall shield you from all evil and harm :happy:

[Giant ambush beetle]

 Awesome! 2 people sounds like a nice challenge for me, looks like I need to get some of your meat into the freezer. On the other hand, screw the freezer, my mouth is big enough for both of you. And I enjoy eating hot meals. 

[Statulos]

The Woldan wrote...

 Awesome! 2 people sounds like a nice challenge for me, looks like I need to get some of your meat into the freezer. On the other hand, screw the freezer, my mouth is big enough for both of you. And I enjoy eating hot meals. 

Cannibalism is not what you want to do, my friend. Just think about the amount of crap we breath, drink with our water or eat with our food. Prions is just the best you can get.

Dark Lilith wrote...

The Woldan wrote...

Men
like doing the nasty stuff too! Without the nasty stuff I lose interest
in the good stuff in a split second. 
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Men
need challenges!

true you were the hunters women were the
gatherers and nurturers.Go kill something I'm hungry

That´s not true even in non-sedentary cultures. Prehistory (everything before written word, not just cavemen) shows that women hunted too as many females bones show.

Neolitic makes things even better showing that women were, in many occasions, sheppards and artisans; especially wevers and potters.

Belive it or not, all that fuss of "women´s jobs" and "men´s jobs" is a byproduct of industrialization, not a real historical constant.

Modifié par Statulos, 16 mars 2010 - 07:45 .

[Giant ambush beetle]

Statulos, didn't you notice, your serious-mode is still turned on! 

Cannibalism is not what you want to do, my friend. Just think about the amount of crap we breath, drink with our water or eat with our food. Prions is just the best you can get.

I don't know, I eat pigs, chicken, cows, cephalopods, McD trash -why shouldn't I put humans on my list too? Some of them look really tasty and you can play with them too before you kill, gut and skin them.  (I prefer female humans)

Modifié par The Woldan , 16 mars 2010 - 07:52 .

[Statulos]

Yep, too many hours writing a thesis provoke efeects like that.



If you go for humans, some traditional Korean receip-books will tell you how to cook them.

[Sarevok Anchev]

The Woldan wrote...

Men like doing the nasty stuff too! Without the nasty stuff I lose interest in the good stuff in a split second. 
 

Men need challenges, without them we degenerate into ugly stupid fat lifeforms without any personality!

Uhm ... ....
Welcome in Reality-Land!

[Statulos]

Some people called it Hyperreality and I pretty much agree with them.