Throw in at least a hot pepper or two. I bet you can swing a carolina reaper in the middle of the block.

Well, the easy choice is the right choice. Squat down, and wrap your lips around the pole as it penetrates the hole. You’re going to be the grapefruit, honey.

So what is it like compared to Guru maps? I’ve been using that as my primary for a while.

Well, yeah, but in the reverse…

"Boss hitting for 90% and sometimes one-shotting me in every fight.

Me and mah boy paladins repeatedly hitting one guy and healing so that he stacks up buffs and one-shots the boss.

Blizzard: Horrified stoner man"

Lol, physiologists say hi, and they need that natural log function you’ve been hiding back.

I’ve seen that line about the “man breaking, the horse splashing” somewhere on Lemmy in the past week. I never knew it was a quote or where it was from. Neato. The fellow clearly had some interesting insights.

Aye, take my upbone and have a wish.

That’s why fmhy chose the .ml, but lemmygrad and lemmy paid for theirs, which is why they can still use it while fmhy.ml went tits up.

Wait a minute… Live ammunition isn’t fringe science, it’s how we’ve been putting DNA into cells in many cases.

Because DnD did start as a wargame, right? Before the red box came the 50 figure armies. I think there used to be a little history written by Gygax about how they started.

Anyway, I don’t mind the focus on combat. I like that roll-playing and role-playing are separated. My favorite groups had no issue with playing their dumb fighter as a dumb fighter, and the smooth talking noble as a smooth talker. I like the approach others have taken, like the social combat in exalted, or powered-by-the-apocalypse system, but it has led to a few players in my groups just wanting to roll the dice every time and not talk at all.