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Or a lower worry-level, anyway.

--FreeFlier

Rosslyn doesn't want to work with her dad's emotional outbursts?

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One of my favorites was a man who had a older woman come to his house and ask if she could see inside . . . she'd had friends there many years before and wanted to see the inside again . . . She chastised him for gutting the place and re-doing the inside . . . so he showed her what he'd started with...

I was reading an article on PC Mag , about coming up with a strong master password for your password manager. The second suggestion on the page was about making it a passphrase. I was pleasantly surprised to see them reference the XKCD comic on that subject ( correct horse battery staple ). It then...

A Noodle Incident sounds appropriate . . . perhaps so traumatized that all he remembers is that it was horrible?

And Monica refuses to discuss it beyond "I overreacted".

"Little Girlie" will never end well unless it's a pet name.

--FreeFlier

Well, we know how this will come out . . .

Or is Rosslyn a strong enough unbeliever to prevent ghosts from manifesting near her?

--FreeFlier

I seem to remember Castella calling Daylla "you metallic ding-a-ling" . . .

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I was suspecting that the "boss" would turn out to be a cardboard(?) standup with reflective eyes . . .

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Just Old Al wrote: ↑Thu May 11, 2023 7:03 pmDon't give the kid any ideas.

. . . he gets enough ideas on his own.

--FreeFlier

I still think (hope) that this is Daylla pranking Rossyln . . .

--FreeFlier

Hmmm . . . interesting.

--FreeFlier

That's what comes of rolling open-ended high . . .

This was the same player that once rolled a 496 on a camouflage roll . . . where I told him to roll a spot check, intending to roll something, grunt and tell him he didn't see anything . . . then he rolled a natural 496.

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I knew someone who killed a huge ancient red dragon in a single attack . . . with a thrown dagger . . . He'd just had first round of attack and did decent damage . . . the dragon nailed the character good, so the character is down to one hit point and the dragon is inhaling to breathe again . . . so...

I was.



--FreeFlier

It's been 40 years since I last studied french . . . with all its spelling oddities . . .

I suspected there was an error but I didn't know what it would be . . . and didn't think to check.

--FreeFlier

Du te' . . .

(No idea why I wanted to say it in french . . .)

--FreeFlier

I like the Weber/Evans description of the gates . . . especially the way that trains can enter the gate in opposite directions on the same track . . .

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I wonder if that makes Daylla an iron-<donkey> . . .

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I see a new post now . . .

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Sounds sort of like the Multiverse/Hell's Gate series by David Weber and Linda Evans . . .

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