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That was my first guess as well....Dave wrote:Well, I usually don't think of that particular pair of adjectives being used with that particular noun... let alone with that particular grin
I think Berdine is getting a bit of her own back, in return for a certain event involving a few bars of a Siren's song and a quick bath in the ocean...
why would you worry about the throwing knives, what she can do is much, much, more painful and scary if she gets upset or suffers a anxiety breakdown... throwing knives are the least of are concerns,besides it would be quicker if she used them on us if we got sucked into her world tp say the leasteee wrote:Nobody's concerned about the new throwing knives? That's normal? Even for Wapsi Square?
OK.
We didn't know much about Abbie before. But we're learning.
GlytchMeister wrote:I'm afraid I have to agree with Andre the giant quoters here... Cheap/gaudy and mischievous don't really fit the bill here.
They might fit Sarge, but not Atsali, even with the randy rumors flying about.
Magnificently seductive minx would work better, and they would definitely perform the essential function of rumors: getting it all backwards. Atsali's not the one who makes the moves. She usually doesn't even catch the moves either, but that's beside the point.
YOU don't have any?GlytchMeister wrote:...throwing knives? Huh?
You're thinking of Devyn. This is Abbie. She's a free Familiar (canine).Raventhorne wrote:why would you worry about the throwing knives, what she can do is much, much, more painful and scary if she gets upset or suffers a anxiety breakdown... throwing knives are the least of are concerns,besides it would be quicker if she used them on us if we got sucked into her world tp say the leasteee wrote:Nobody's concerned about the new throwing knives? That's normal? Even for Wapsi Square?
OK.
We didn't know much about Abbie before. But we're learning.
jayessell wrote:The book she got....
A thesaurus or a rhyming dictionary?
Or perhaps they're studying Shakespeare? I'm pretty sure I picked up fun words like that from reading a few plays of his.Opus the Poet wrote:Someone has a developed vocabulary.Magnificently tawdry rapscallion
Certainly do. Ammo for the rail gun in the back yard.Sgt. Howard wrote:YOU don't have any?GlytchMeister wrote:...throwing knives? Huh?
Those are DARTS. Throwing knives are completely different...Dave wrote:Certainly do. Ammo for the rail gun in the back yard.Sgt. Howard wrote:YOU don't have any?GlytchMeister wrote:...throwing knives? Huh?
Oh... you didn't get one of the railgun models which has the rotating-field spin-up attachment?Just Old Al wrote:Those are DARTS. Throwing knives are completely different...Dave wrote:Certainly do. Ammo for the rail gun in the back yard.
MY railgun flings engine blocks... I don't think spinning them makes much difference...Dave wrote:Oh... you didn't get one of the railgun models which has the rotating-field spin-up attachment?Just Old Al wrote:Those are DARTS. Throwing knives are completely different...Dave wrote:Certainly do. Ammo for the rail gun in the back yard.
It really does make all the difference. Opponents who are quite blase about a simple supersonic kinetic projectile tend to be taken offguard when the projectile is also a blade spinning at about 50,000 RPM.
I know that phrase. Where do I know that phrase from? Google is no help...Dave wrote:Oh... you didn't get one of the railgun models which has the rotating-field spin-up attachment?Just Old Al wrote:Those are DARTS. Throwing knives are completely different...Dave wrote:Certainly do. Ammo for the rail gun in the back yard.
Julie wrote:*shakes head* Either Berdine is way more clueless than I'd expect, or she is way more cruel than I'd understood.
jayessell wrote:The book she got....
A thesaurus or a rhyming dictionary?Or perhaps they're studying Shakespeare? I'm pretty sure I picked up fun words like that from reading a few plays of his.Opus the Poet wrote:Someone has a developed vocabulary.Magnificently tawdry rapscallion
A high percentage of my friends would be delighted with throwing knives as a Crimmus present...eee wrote:Nobody's concerned about the new throwing knives? That's normal? Even for Wapsi Square?
OK.
We didn't know much about Abbie before. But we're learning.
Barbarian.Sgt. Howard wrote: MY railgun flings engine blocks... I don't think spinning them makes much difference...
Helping!ShneekeyTheLost wrote:I think it is more along the lines ofOpus the Poet wrote:Someone has a developed vocabulary.Magnificently tawdry rapscallion
"You keep using that word, I do not think it means what you think it means."
DinkyInky wrote:/yoinkJabberwonky wrote:Julie wrote: Or perhaps they're studying Shakespeare? I'm pretty sure I picked up fun words like that from reading a few plays of his.
Oooh! Oooh! Pick me!Jabberwonky wrote:A high percentage of my friends would be delighted with throwing knives as a Crimmus present...eee wrote:Nobody's concerned about the new throwing knives? That's normal? Even for Wapsi Square?
OK.
We didn't know much about Abbie before. But we're learning.
