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#1 Guest_Userunfriendly_*

Posted 25 July 2003 - 09:00 PM

Obviously I've gotten over my writer's block...I've got a few episodes I want to do at the Inn at the end of the world, and cookies for those of you who spot the references... :) :twisted: :twisted:

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As the party headed up to the two snake pass, the weather got steadily worse. Hellocthul really began to worry about the horses breaking a leg in the slippery mud and treacherous footing caused by the torrential downpours that made travelling a royal pain in the butt (the fact that they were spending at least 8 hours a day on the saddle made it more descriptive than one might wish for). And even though the high quality tents Jae had purchased months ago were enchanted to repell water, travelling during the day was dangerous and uncomfortable. Hellocthul finally decided to stop at the Inn at the End of the World at the foot of the Umar Hills.

"Well, it looks like the seasonal rains began a full month early, hon. These rains will most likely last another week. And the trails to get over to the other side won't be safe for another week after that. They get washed out every year." said Nalia with a sigh.

Hellocthul looked at the crowded common room, and hoped they could get room and board in the busy inn. They got lucky, or maybe it was due to a scowling Korgan and Jaheira. They were able to rent two rooms on the second floor. They were all just able to fit, and going stir-crazy was a distinct possibility during the next two weeks. Fortunately, everyone was a seasoned adventurer, and everyone understood that sometimes waiting for long periods of time was a part of the profession. This did not however prevent them from "playing" and raising merry hell while they were rained in.

"Smash the plates and rip the drapes, that's what Bilbo Baggins hates!" Korgan had summoned up his simulacrum, as only Hellocthul knew the ancient, time worn dwarven drinking songs. The two Korgans had their arms around each other's shoulders, both holding huge tankards of strong dwarven ale while roaring out the words. Hellocthul had joined him earlier, after her workout with his twin axes in the partially covered courtyard. They had a few tankards, and Hellocthul begged off, since she was taking advantage of the downtime to spend her days working on the book of Kaza that they had recovered. And being drunk as a dwarf was not the best approach to serious scholarship. Korgan had naturally roared his disapproval, since he mostly spent his time drinking. The Inn at the End of the World had an extensive and varied cellar, since the most important days of the year was during the seasonal rains, when the inn could expect several trading caravans to lodge there for weeks, waiting until the passes cleared. Naturally the favorite past-time of mercenary guards during the off hours was drinking themselves into a stupor. Thus to Hellocthul's amusement, Korgan fit right into the atmosphere of the common room of the Inn, in fact he wasn't even the loudest or most drunk. That distiction fell to the trio off in the corner...

"Hey, you fat ass, stop hogging all the pork rinds!"

"I'm not fat, you ^%$#@!! I'm just big boned!"

"Mmmmephhh-grrrhaafhhhh..."

"Shut your mouth Kenny! I'll talk any damned way I want, you homeless piece of *&%$!"

"WHAM!"

"Oh my gods, you killed Kenny! You bastard!"

"Shut up Kyle! I am a paladin! So I can raise the dead!"

"ZAP!"

"Mmmmmphhhehhhehhewww-kkkrraatkkkkchhkkk..."

"I know Kenny, every week Cartman kills you and resurrects you. Kinda gets old, but what do you expect from a big fat *&%$#!!!"

"Why you little Shadowdale %$#@!!! You take that back! And that is Sir Cartman!!!"

Hellocthul and Nalia were off in the room they shared with Jaheira and Viconia, reading. Hellocthul had her face screwed up in concentration, as she carefully made notes from the Book of Kaza she had open next to her. Nalia was enjoying a much lighter fare, as her occasional giggles and smothered laughter showed. Jaheira was carefully mending her armor, and writing the party journal. She recognized the concentrated and focused look on Hellocthul's face, and knew that it meant that she was in deep scholar focus, and that she was in charge. They all jumped up at the sound of furniture breaking, shouts and screams, and ran downstairs, fearing that Korgan or Minsc had gone on a rampage.

When they reached the common room, they found that everything was peaceful. The inn was quite used to barfights and brawls by its guests, confined indoors while the seasonal rains slowly drove mercenaries and fighters stir crazy. Not only were all the "servers" quite brawny ex-adventurers and mercenaries, they were equipped with a wide range of non-lethal weapons and disabling spell scrolls. So as the three arrived at the common room, all they saw was a large pile of human, half orc and elven bodies snoring even louder than the original ruckas that made the 3 girls rush downstairs. Finding out to their relief (and surprise) that Korgan, Minsc, Yoshimo and Jan were not in trouble, they headed back upstairs.

Hellocthul picked up the book that made Nalia laugh and giggle.

"Hey! Its J.K Jansen! I thought she quit writing a long time ago! Its Matthew Muggs and the Order of the Turkey! The last book I had read was Matthew Muggs and the Chamber of Servers. Wow, I remember loving her books so much when I was younger. I mean they were written for kids, but I still enjoyed them." said Hellocthul, picking up the travel worn and much thumbed thru volume.

"Gosh, you like her books too? I love her books!" enthused Nalia.

"Urm, children, who is J.K. Jansen? Another Jansen? I swear..." said Jaheira in exasperation.

"Oh, no, Jae. She's a cracking good author, she writes these books that are for children, but are so good even adults can enjoy them. Its about a muggle, that's a person with no magical ability what so ever, being being raised by a family of mages. On his eleventh birthday, he recieves an invitation to the Cuppertino School of Techno-Nerds! He finds out he is a techno-weenie, and he was born to wield technology instead of magic! His friend Haggis, and Ron Weasel and Hermione Grapefruit are all budding techno-geeks, and they have many adventures. Matthew becomes center in the basketball team, that's a muggle game, no magic. He is special and famous because he is the only survivor of a vicious virus attack by the Dark Lord BillGates! He even bears a tiny scar on his forehead...a scar in the shape of an apple, with a bite taken out of it. He has his own slide rule, with wierd technological powers, like clapping and turning torches off and on, or making meals instantly, using a special box..." said Nalia all in a rush.

"Urm...so her books are fantasy, right? Hard to imagine a world where things can be done without magic." said Jaheira. She looked in alarm as Hellocthul suddenly rubbed her eyes with her hand, and closed them and leaned back against the sofa she was sitting on, with her face twisted.

"Honey, are you Ok?" asked Nalia in concern.

"I just need to rest my eyes for a while, this book is really hard going. Not only is it in arcane netheril, but its been encrypted. I have a blinding headache." said Hellocthul with a grimace. Nalia shifted her position, and slowly began to massage her girlfriend's temples and neck. "Oh...that feels so much better..."

"What on toril are you spending so much time on? We recognize that look, but I think we've been patient enough. Why is that book so important to you? You've literally spent every waking moment on that book, excepting excersize and meals." said Jaheira in exasperation.

"Well, it is an unexpunged, uncensored copy of the Cheese Guide by the mad lich Userunfriendly." said Hellocthul simply.

"Unexpunged? That's impossible! The last copies were burned three hundred years ago! Oh my gosh! Such a book would be priceless!" said Nalia breathlessly.

"The Cheese Guide? That volume you bought in Beregost for thousands in gold? I remember being most upset with you, for what seemed like a reckless waste of money, but when you gave it to me to read, I discovered you were ri...ri...rrrrrrr....aagghhhhh!" said Jaheira, her face straining with effort as she tried to get a word out of her mouth.

"Right? Is that what you were trying to say, Jae?" asked Nalia with a twinkle in her eye. Her strong, knowing fingers kept rubbing Hellocthul's neck, and she could feel her muscles relaxing.

"Anyhu, child, we've already read that book many times, and I daresay, we know it by heart." rushed Jaheira, trying to quickly change the subject.

"About 300 years ago, a few years after some adventurers recovered the Cheese Guide from an ancient Dragon's lair, the stupid, barbaric and uncivilized Order of the Knights of Helm gathered all existing copies and burned them. They claimed the book was 'irrelevent' and 'unfair' and 'heretical to the Balance'. The only surviving copies are the ones which were heavily censored of all 'unfair' material prepared by the scribes of Helm. This copy is unedited and uncensored. And a complete eye opener." Hellocthul said, as she leaned back against Nalia, enjoying the sensation of her lover's fingers rubbing her neck and temple.

"I see. Just how much material did the Helmites cut from the original?" asked Jaheira. Almost despite herself, she was reading intently Hellocthul's crabbed and tiny notes.

"I'd say about two-thirds. For example, the section I was working on right now was about liches. Remember that lich we faced in the Unseeing Eye? The lich casted teleportation field and teleported you and Yoshimo and Jan right in front of it, and we got lucky because my remove magic was able to drop its protections before it finished casting spell immunity abjuration. Other wise its next spell would have killed half the party! The guide says that spell immunity alteration makes a mage invulnerable to teleport field! All we need to do is to buy some spell immunity scrolls from the Adventurer's Mart, and all three of you will be protected!" said Hellocthul with her eyes closed.

"Urm, love, Yoshimo isn't a mage, so he can't cast spells." said Nalia hesitantly.

Hellocthul opened her eyes, gave Nalia a lingering kiss in thanks, and went to her pack. She pulled out a scroll of web, and a potion of healing, and went to Jaheira. "Jae, close your eyes, and drink this potion." said Hellocthul with a grin.

"What on toril are you playing at, child?" asked Jaheira in exasperation. She closed her eyes, and raised the small glass flask to her lips. Hellocthul deftly switched the potion bottle for the spell scroll, and Jae's eyes popped open as she felt the potion bottle snatched from her hands. She saw the scroll, and to Nalia's complete amazement, her mouth began to read and speak the arcane syllables of the scroll!

A boil of web spells erupted from Jaheira's hands, and their room was suddenly covered with sticky and strong web strands. Jaheira and Nalia were completely astonished.

"But I am a druid! I cannot cast arcane spells, only the divine ones!" Jaheira wanted to get up and pace and fret, but the sticky and strong web strands held her to her chair.

"Potion swapping! Anyone can cast a spell from a scroll, without magical talent, if you simply swap a potion they are trying to drink! Now I grabbed a web spell just to show you, but imagine if we could find some spell sequencer scrolls. Jae could hit a powerful mage with a triple insect swarm! And in a few months, when Jae should be able to cast the highest level of druid spells, we could use a scroll of spell trigger, or even chain contingency! And Viccy could do the same. Now you know why I've been so intent on that book." said Hellocthul. As the three of them waited for the webs to disappear, Hellocthul and Nalia took advantage of being webbed together to do some fairly intense kissing.

"Urm...Lady Hellocthul, is everything all right?" said a voice from behind the door. They saw the knob turn and shift slightly, as someone tried to open the door to the room, currently stuck in place by sticky webbing.

"Gher? Sorry about the door, it will be free in just a few seconds. I was showing Jae and Nally a trick of magic." said Hellocthul, with a grin. As the web finally disappeared, the adopted teenage son of the couple who owned the Inn at the End of the World entered. He had a stack of towels in his hands, and when he saw Hellocthul and Nalia in a deep clinch, he blushed. He busied himself changing the towels by the wash basin in the room.

"How are Korgan, Minsc and Yoshimo, Gher?" asked Jaheira. All 3 girls liked Gher, they found his honesty and intelligence quite charming.

"Well, like the rest of the bunch downstairs, they'll be sleeping it off for a few hours, until the spell Dweia hit them with wears off. As for the bunch that started the fight, Master Althalus had them moved into the drunk tank. They'll be locked in there for about a day, to sober up and to think about causing any more trouble. Dweia says dinner will be in about 3 hours. Its grilled fresh trout tonite."

"Ummm...you know, this inn sure serves a lot of fish for meals. But Dweia is such a good cook, I don't mind at all!" said Nalia.

"Say, Gher, do you know where our friend Viconia is? We hardly ever seem to see her in our rooms..." asked Jaheira. Gher blushed intensely.

"Well, she's been spending a lot of time with that half-elven mercenary from Tethyr. I think his name is Karas, or something like that. They mostly keep to his room, and the door is closed all the time." said Gher with a rush. All three girls grinned. They all knew where Vico was, of course, but they really loved teasing Gher and making him blush. Gher had just celebrated his 15th birthday, and he was at that awkward age when a boy began to seriously notice the difference between "girl-people" and "boy-people". Nalia and Hellocthul particularly enjoyed giving him "displays" of affection that usually left him tongue-tied and blushing.

When the girls came downstairs several hours later, they found the rest of the party awake and hungry. Viconia was seated at a small table with her new toy, and a most attentive and alert looking Karas was serving Viconia her meal, while she looked on with ladylike disdain. Obviously they were both enjoying themselves immensely, as Hellocthul saw Karas turn away from Viconia, with a huge grin on his face. The girls liked Karas, with his gentleness and quiet strength, but his committments in Amn precluded his joining the party for the next few months. Karas was good for Viconia, and Hellocthul half expected Viconia to ask to leave the party to join him in his assignments. As usual, at their table, Jan was talking.

"Well, you know, my nephew Bernstein Jansen and his friend Woodrow Fentan finally broke the story of Waterdoor to the community. Richard Noxon ended up impeached of the high office of Mayor of Twin Falls, and as the baliffs were dragging him away, he kept shouting 'I am NOT a Took! I am NOT a Took!' even though the evidence showed he was indeed a hobbit...I mean a halfling. Bernstein never discovered who their secret informant was...they called him 'Deep Stoat' from then on, as the informant, who they never managed to see his face, always sounded like a rodent was in his pants. Well, anyhu, that's the story of how my nephew became the first gnomish reporter for the Amnish Times." said Jan.

"OY! That's not a proper story! E're be the blood, the guts, and the yards of entrails? Aye! A proper story needs buckets o' blood and a fine bunch of 'illing and screaming 'nd a wailing as people are slipping and sliding on body bits on the ground." said Korgan with a huge quaff from his tankard.

"Aye! Like the story of Red Killian of the Black Hills!" said Hellocthul with a broad grin as she sat down the party's table.

"Aye! That be a proper story! One fine day, a bunch of longlimbs sent an army to invade the Black Hills near Shadowdale, ancient and traditional dwarven territory. Well, this here regiment was marching, and headed tword the human outpost to reinforce it, when out stepped this dwarf in full fighting armor from the woods on top of the hill they 'ere headed fer. He roared..."

"My name be Red Killian of the Black Hills! Yer long-limbed panties! Send up yer best man to face me in combat!" replied Hellocthul. "So the commander says to the adjutant, send up yer best mon, I want that dwarf's 'ead!"

"So the adjutant of the Regiment sent up his brawniest and bravest warrior, and as 'e reached the woods on top of the hill, 'ey heard a screaming and a 'ollering, and soon with a 'thump, twomp, thumppity' sound, bits of the longlimb began to roll down the hill. Red Killian steps out, covered in gore, and roars 'I be Red Killian of the Black Hills! Send up yer best squad!' So the commander says..."

"Adjutant! Send up yer best squad! I want that dwarf's ead! So the best squad goes running up the hill, and soon there comes this a screaming and more 'ollering and with a 'twomp, thummmpyty thump-thump sound the bits of the squad comes a rolling down the hill. Then Red Killian steps out of the woods again, and roars..."

"'I be Red Killian of the Black Hills! Send up yer best company, ye gutless useless longlimbed gnomes!' Now that really ticked off the commander, so he turns to the adjutant and orders him to send up his best company. A few minutes later, bits 'o the company comes rolling down the hill, with a 'twommmmmmpyyyty thummmmmppp...thummmmppyty' the pieces of the company comes rolling down the hill. Then the commander takes his helm off his head, throws it at the ground, and as Red Killian steps out from behind the tree, and roars..."

"I be Red Killian of these here Black Hills! Send up yer whole stinking useless army, yer long limbed galoots!!! I be just getting warmed up now! So the adjutant leads the rest of the army up the hill, and after a while, the commander hears this really loud thumping sound, as bits and pieces of the army comes rolling down the hill. The adjutant comes screaming and running down the hill, and he says.."

"Run sir!!! Run sir!!! Its an ambush, there's two of them!" finished Hellocthul, and both she and Korgan roared their laughter. The rest of the party looked on in puzzlement, as they tried to assimilate their first taste of dwarvish storytelling. Nalia got up from her chair with a puckish grin on her face, and sat down on Hellocthul's lap. She playfully pinched Hellocthul's chin, and tugged on the nearly invisible tiny hairs on her chin.

"My lover is a dwarf! Why didn't you tell me you were a dwarf, honey? And where is your beard? Did you shave it off?" Korgan looked shocked and horrified, to everyone's amazement.

Hellocthul grabbed her napkin, and tied it around her head. "Will this do?" said Hellocthul with a huge smile.

Nalia grabbed the napkin, and pretended to tug on Hellocthul's "beard".

Jaheira slapped her forhead with her hand and muttered something about "getting a firehose for those children."

Dinner served at that moment, and everyone forgot about playing as they tucked into Lady Dweia's wonderful cooking.

#2 Guest_Shadow_*

Posted 26 July 2003 - 11:34 AM

Nice to see your over your writer's block :wink: .

#3 Laufey

Posted 26 July 2003 - 01:41 PM

Obviously I've gotten over my writer's block...I've got a few episodes I want to do at the Inn at the end of the world, and cookies for those of you who spot the references... :wink: :D :shock:


Mmmm...cookies! :lol:

As the party headed up to the two snake pass, the weather got steadily worse. Hellocthul really began to worry about the horses breaking a leg in the slippery mud and treacherous footing caused by the torrential downpours that made travelling a royal pain in the butt (the fact that they were spending at least 8 hours a day on the saddle made it more descriptive than one might wish for). And even though the high quality tents Jae had purchased months ago were enchanted to repell water, travelling during the day was dangerous and uncomfortable. Hellocthul finally decided to stop at the Inn at the End of the World at the foot of the Umar Hills.


Related to the Restaurant at the End of the Universe?


"Smash the plates and rip the drapes, that's what Bilbo Baggins hates!" Korgan had summoned up his simulacrum, as only Hellocthul knew the ancient, time worn dwarven drinking songs. The two Korgans had their arms around each other's shoulders, both holding huge tankards of strong dwarven ale while roaring out the words. Hellocthul had joined him earlier, after her workout with his twin axes in the partially covered courtyard. They had a few tankards, and Hellocthul begged off, since she was taking advantage of the downtime to spend her days working on the book of Kaza that they had recovered. And being drunk as a dwarf was not the best approach to serious scholarship. Korgan had naturally roared his disapproval, since he mostly spent his time drinking. The Inn at the End of the World had an extensive and varied cellar, since the most important days of the year was during the seasonal rains, when the inn could expect several trading caravans to lodge there for weeks, waiting until the passes cleared. Naturally the favorite past-time of mercenary guards during the off hours was drinking themselves into a stupor. Thus to Hellocthul's amusement, Korgan fit right into the atmosphere of the common room of the Inn, in fact he wasn't even the loudest or most drunk. That distiction fell to the trio off in the corner...


The Bilbo drinking song! :) One of my favorite bits in the Hobbit, that.


"Oh my gods, you killed Kenny! You bastard!"


"Shut up Kyle! I am a paladin! So I can raise the dead!"


"ZAP!"


"Mmmmmphhhehhhehhewww-kkkrraatkkkkchhkkk..."


LOL! And here's South Park...


"Hey! Its J.K Jansen! I thought she quit writing a long time ago! Its Matthew Muggs and the Order of the Turkey! The last book I had read was Matthew Muggs and the Chamber of Servers. Wow, I remember loving her books so much when I was younger. I mean they were written for kids, but I still enjoyed them." said Hellocthul, picking up the travel worn and much thumbed thru volume.


And Harry Potter of course. :lol:

"Gosh, you like her books too? I love her books!" enthused Nalia.


I like them. :)

"Urm, children, who is J.K. Jansen? Another Jansen? I swear..." said Jaheira in exasperation.


"Oh, no, Jae. She's a cracking good author, she writes these books that are for children, but are so good even adults can enjoy them. Its about a muggle, that's a person with no magical ability what so ever, being being raised by a family of mages. On his eleventh birthday, he recieves an invitation to the Cuppertino School of Techno-Nerds! He finds out he is a techno-weenie, and he was born to wield technology instead of magic! His friend Haggis, and Ron Weasel and Hermione Grapefruit are all budding techno-geeks, and they have many adventures. Matthew becomes center in the basketball team, that's a muggle game, no magic. He is special and famous because he is the only survivor of a vicious virus attack by the Dark Lord BillGates! He even bears a tiny scar on his forehead...a scar in the shape of an apple, with a bite taken out of it. He has his own slide rule, with wierd technological powers, like clapping and turning torches off and on, or making meals instantly, using a special box..." said Nalia all in a rush.


LOL!


"Well, it is an unexpunged, uncensored copy of the Cheese Guide by the mad lich Userunfriendly." said Hellocthul simply.


*grin* Priceless indeed! Speaking of cheese...any tips for beating Improved Bodhi in Chapter 3? After many frustrations, I had to Ctrl-Y her to death...but at least I beat the Improved Rune, fair and square.


"I'd say about two-thirds. For example, the section I was working on right now was about liches. Remember that lich we faced in the Unseeing Eye? The lich casted teleportation field and teleported you and Yoshimo and Jan right in front of it, and we got lucky because my remove magic was able to drop its protections before it finished casting spell immunity abjuration. Other wise its next spell would have killed half the party! The guide says that spell immunity alteration makes a mage invulnerable to teleport field! All we need to do is to buy some spell immunity scrolls from the Adventurer's Mart, and all three of you will be protected!" said Hellocthul with her eyes closed.


I *really* must try that sometime...


"Well, you know, my nephew Bernstein Jansen and his friend Woodrow Fentan finally broke the story of Waterdoor to the community. Richard Noxon ended up impeached of the high office of Mayor of Twin Falls, and as the baliffs were dragging him away, he kept shouting 'I am NOT a Took! I am NOT a Took!' even though the evidence showed he was indeed a hobbit...I mean a halfling. Bernstein never discovered who their secret informant was...they called him 'Deep Stoat' from then on, as the informant, who they never managed to see his face, always sounded like a rodent was in his pants. Well, anyhu, that's the story of how my nephew became the first gnomish reporter for the Amnish Times." said Jan.


Watergate! :D


"Run sir!!! Run sir!!! Its an ambush, there's two of them!" finished Hellocthul, and both she and Korgan roared their laughter. The rest of the party looked on in puzzlement, as they tried to assimilate their first taste of dwarvish storytelling. Nalia got up from her chair with a puckish grin on her face, and sat down on Hellocthul's lap. She playfully pinched Hellocthul's chin, and tugged on the nearly invisible tiny hairs on her chin.


LOL! Well, I didn't recognize this one, but it sure was fun! Guess I have a dwarfish sense of humor...
Rogues do it from behind.

#4 Guest_Userunfriendly_*

Posted 27 July 2003 - 12:27 AM

Nice to see your over your writer's block :( .


Thanks! I actually started writing because I was all depressed...I had the most volume when I was most depressed...now I am not depressed, and its hard to write...what's up with that???!!!

thank you for commenting!!!

#5 Guest_Userunfriendly_*

Posted 27 July 2003 - 12:46 AM

Obviously I've gotten over my writer's block...I've got a few episodes I want to do at the Inn at the end of the world, and cookies for those of you who spot the references... :wink: :) :)


Mmmm...cookies! 8)


yep...the pink kind, with pink suger glazing and pink and purple sprinkles...yikes!!! Imoen is chasing me with a baseball bat cause I stole her cookies!!! run away!!! :D


As the party headed up to the two snake pass, the weather got steadily worse. Hellocthul really began to worry about the horses breaking a leg in the slippery mud and treacherous footing caused by the torrential downpours that made travelling a royal pain in the butt (the fact that they were spending at least 8 hours a day on the saddle made it more descriptive than one might wish for). And even though the high quality tents Jae had purchased months ago were enchanted to repell water, travelling during the day was dangerous and uncomfortable. Hellocthul finally decided to stop at the Inn at the End of the World at the foot of the Umar Hills.


Related to the Restaurant at the End of the Universe?


urm...david edding's "redemption of althalus"...but I kinda plan for the next episode to make it like milliways...you run into all sorts of interesting and weird people...like a certain ford prefect and arthur dent, maybe???


"Smash the plates and rip the drapes, that's what Bilbo Baggins hates!" Korgan had summoned up his simulacrum, as only Hellocthul knew the ancient, time worn dwarven drinking songs. The two Korgans had their arms around each other's shoulders, both holding huge tankards of strong dwarven ale while roaring out the words. Hellocthul had joined him earlier, after her workout with his twin axes in the partially covered courtyard. They had a few tankards, and Hellocthul begged off, since she was taking advantage of the downtime to spend her days working on the book of Kaza that they had recovered. And being drunk as a dwarf was not the best approach to serious scholarship. Korgan had naturally roared his disapproval, since he mostly spent his time drinking. The Inn at the End of the World had an extensive and varied cellar, since the most important days of the year was during the seasonal rains, when the inn could expect several trading caravans to lodge there for weeks, waiting until the passes cleared. Naturally the favorite past-time of mercenary guards during the off hours was drinking themselves into a stupor. Thus to Hellocthul's amusement, Korgan fit right into the atmosphere of the common room of the Inn, in fact he wasn't even the loudest or most drunk. That distiction fell to the trio off in the corner...


The Bilbo drinking song! :D One of my favorite bits in the Hobbit, that.


Mine too!!! cookie for you..better eat that fast before imoen shows up.... 8)


"Oh my gods, you killed Kenny! You bastard!"



"Shut up Kyle! I am a paladin! So I can raise the dead!"



"ZAP!"



"Mmmmmphhhehhhehhewww-kkkrraatkkkkchhkkk..."


LOL! And here's South Park...


Sir Cartman...hahahhahahh!!!!!!!!!! actually we'll be running into sir cartman later when he and his party attack the killer rabbit at umar hills...ooppsee...I gave away too much... :(


"Hey! Its J.K Jansen! I thought she quit writing a long time ago! Its Matthew Muggs and the Order of the Turkey! The last book I had read was Matthew Muggs and the Chamber of Servers. Wow, I remember loving her books so much when I was younger. I mean they were written for kids, but I still enjoyed them." said Hellocthul, picking up the travel worn and much thumbed thru volume.


And Harry Potter of course. :(


of course...you know in the sorceror's stone, ron weasley is reading a book on the train to hogwarts....its entitled "the adventures of Matthew Muggs, the mad muggle"....I always figured jk was making a joke, an anti-harry if you will, so I lifted that idea...a reverse harry potter if you will, a muggle born into a family of wizards... :lol:


"Gosh, you like her books too? I love her books!" enthused Nalia.


I like them. :)


who doesn't??? I actually think several authors are better, but with james white and roger zelazney dead....sigh, sniff....jk is something to read until the next david weber book comes out in september...

(james white, sector general novells, about a multi-alien species hospital, roger zelazney, chronicles of amber...david weber, honor harrington stories...a combination of star wars and captain horatio hornblower...military science fiction...)


"Urm, children, who is J.K. Jansen? Another Jansen? I swear..." said Jaheira in exasperation.



"Oh, no, Jae. She's a cracking good author, she writes these books that are for children, but are so good even adults can enjoy them. Its about a muggle, that's a person with no magical ability what so ever, being being raised by a family of mages. On his eleventh birthday, he recieves an invitation to the Cuppertino School of Techno-Nerds! He finds out he is a techno-weenie, and he was born to wield technology instead of magic! His friend Haggis, and Ron Weasel and Hermione Grapefruit are all budding techno-geeks, and they have many adventures. Matthew becomes center in the basketball team, that's a muggle game, no magic. He is special and famous because he is the only survivor of a vicious virus attack by the Dark Lord BillGates! He even bears a tiny scar on his forehead...a scar in the shape of an apple, with a bite taken out of it. He has his own slide rule, with wierd technological powers, like clapping and turning torches off and on, or making meals instantly, using a special box..." said Nalia all in a rush.


LOL!


did you pick up the references to "clapper torches"???

Clap on, clap off, clap on!!!!

jan: introducing the new jansen clap on torch!

audience clapps and cheers...the poor torch goes whacko, due to all the clapping, and explodes...

jan: can we get another demo model please!!! and someone get me a fire extinguisher!

and of course the microwave..


"Well, it is an unexpunged, uncensored copy of the Cheese Guide by the mad lich Userunfriendly." said Hellocthul simply.


*grin* Priceless indeed! Speaking of cheese...any tips for beating Improved Bodhi in Chapter 3? After many frustrations, I had to Ctrl-Y her to death...but at least I beat the Improved Rune, fair and square.


I trap the area, use many, many traps, and have aerie prepared for sunray attacks...and I summon about 20 skeleton warriors, using project image and summon, and I haste them...overkill is fun... :twisted:


"I'd say about two-thirds. For example, the section I was working on right now was about liches. Remember that lich we faced in the Unseeing Eye? The lich casted teleportation field and teleported you and Yoshimo and Jan right in front of it, and we got lucky because my remove magic was able to drop its protections before it finished casting spell immunity abjuration. Other wise its next spell would have killed half the party! The guide says that spell immunity alteration makes a mage invulnerable to teleport field! All we need to do is to buy some spell immunity scrolls from the Adventurer's Mart, and all three of you will be protected!" said Hellocthul with her eyes closed.


I *really* must try that sometime...


did you run into trouble with the improved mages in tactics? those liches are evil!!!


"Well, you know, my nephew Bernstein Jansen and his friend Woodrow Fentan finally broke the story of Waterdoor to the community. Richard Noxon ended up impeached of the high office of Mayor of Twin Falls, and as the baliffs were dragging him away, he kept shouting 'I am NOT a Took! I am NOT a Took!' even though the evidence showed he was indeed a hobbit...I mean a halfling. Bernstein never discovered who their secret informant was...they called him 'Deep Stoat' from then on, as the informant, who they never managed to see his face, always sounded like a rodent was in his pants. Well, anyhu, that's the story of how my nephew became the first gnomish reporter for the Amnish Times." said Jan.


Watergate! :D


"I am not a took!!!" jowls flapping and spit flying from his mouth...


"Run sir!!! Run sir!!! Its an ambush, there's two of them!" finished Hellocthul, and both she and Korgan roared their laughter. The rest of the party looked on in puzzlement, as they tried to assimilate their first taste of dwarvish storytelling. Nalia got up from her chair with a puckish grin on her face, and sat down on Hellocthul's lap. She playfully pinched Hellocthul's chin, and tugged on the nearly invisible tiny hairs on her chin.


LOL! Well, I didn't recognize this one, but it sure was fun! Guess I have a dwarfish sense of humor...


urm...its from a series called "Sten" by chris cole and allen bunch...military science fiction...

thank you for commenting!!!

#6 Laufey

Posted 27 July 2003 - 05:33 AM

I trap the area, use many, many traps, and have aerie prepared for sunray attacks...and I summon about 20 skeleton warriors, using project image and summon, and I haste them...overkill is fun... :(


Skeleton warriors...check. Yes, they'd be immune to death magics, right?


did you run into trouble with the improved mages in tactics? those liches are evil!!!


They certainly are. So far I've managed to beat them though, but the lich in the Unseeing Eye Undead City was very tough.
Rogues do it from behind.

#7 Guest_Userunfriendly_*

Posted 27 July 2003 - 08:02 AM


I trap the area, use many, many traps, and have aerie prepared for sunray attacks...and I summon about 20 skeleton warriors, using project image and summon, and I haste them...overkill is fun... :(


Skeleton warriors...check. Yes, they'd be immune to death magics, right?


actually no...that's why I recommend summoning a lot of them...all summons are auto destroyed by deathspell, except planetars and devas and elemental princes, so you want to prepare waves of them, since most ai's will deathspell once or so, so the second wave has a good chance of getting thru...and no, deathward will not make them immune to deathspell, I've tested that...but they will be immune to all the other stuff she throws, like that nasty urm...what was it, that drains you of health...so a platoon of skellys will absorb her scripted deathspell, and keep attacking, hopefully hacking her and her summoned skeletons down....


did you run into trouble with the improved mages in tactics? those liches are evil!!!


They certainly are. So far I've managed to beat them though, but the lich in the Unseeing Eye Undead City was very tough.


oh yeah...now do they still cast impr invisibility and spell immunity divination,and abjuration? thus making it impossible to remove magic their protection from magic weapons? chain contingency will target improved invisible creatures...I came up with a truely evil 2 step process...use a sorc with spell triggered sunfire triple to blast away the mummys and skeleton warriors all liches have, then use chain contingency ruby ray of reversal...its abjuration and alteration, so it will punch past the spell shield, and dump their spell immunity abjuration...hit them with remove magic, then abu dahizim them to death, or simply hack with a tank...

I have got to play tactics mod again, soon, since I know the ai's have changed...sigh..waiting for edwin or chloe...

#8 Laufey

Posted 27 July 2003 - 08:08 AM


Skeleton warriors...check. Yes, they'd be immune to death magics, right?


actually no...that's why I recommend summoning a lot of them...all summons are auto destroyed by deathspell, except planetars and devas and elemental princes, so you want to prepare waves of them, since most ai's will deathspell once or so, so the second wave has a good chance of getting thru...and no, deathward will not make them immune to deathspell, I've tested that...but they will be immune to all the other stuff she throws, like that nasty urm...what was it, that drains you of health...so a platoon of skellys will absorb her scripted deathspell, and keep attacking, hopefully hacking her and her summoned skeletons down....


Right, I see! Well, as long as they're immune to the rest of her funky powers, that's OK.



did you run into trouble with the improved mages in tactics? those liches are evil!!!



They certainly are. So far I've managed to beat them though, but the lich in the Unseeing Eye Undead City was very tough.


oh yeah...now do they still cast impr invisibility and spell immunity divination,and abjuration? thus making it impossible to remove magic their protection from magic weapons? chain contingency will target improved invisible creatures...I came up with a truely evil 2 step process...use a sorc with spell triggered sunfire triple to blast away the mummys and skeleton warriors all liches have, then use chain contingency ruby ray of reversal...its abjuration and alteration, so it will punch past the spell shield, and dump their spell immunity abjuration...hit them with remove magic, then abu dahizim them to death, or simply hack with a tank...


What I did I think was to use lots of fireballs at once, which took out many of the henchmen. I think I also used the Vhailor's Helm with Scroll of Protection from Magic on Jaheira, and had her tackle the lich. He wasted his spells on her, enabling the rest of the party to survive, though not without damages.

I have got to play tactics mod again, soon, since I know the ai's have changed...sigh..waiting for edwin or chloe...


Well, we're working on Edwin at least. :(
Rogues do it from behind.

#9 Guest_Hunter_*

Posted 27 July 2003 - 02:23 PM

[quote]
"Smash the plates and rip the drapes, that's what Bilbo Baggins hates!"

Nooo, not more lotr, please.

[quote]
"Shut your mouth Kenny! I'll talk any damned way I want, you homeless piece of *&%$!"
[/quote]

More south park. urgh!

[quote]
"WHAM!"
[/quote]

[quote]
"Oh my gods, you killed Kenny! You bastard!"
[/quote]

YEEEESSSS.

[quote]
"I know Kenny, every week Cartman kills you and resurrects you. Kinda gets old, but what do you expect from a big fat *&%$#!!!"
[/quote]

Cartman???? Paladin???? that's blasphemy, heretic.

[quote]
"Hey! Its J.K Jansen! I thought she quit writing a long time ago! Its Matthew Muggs and the Order of the Turkey! The last book I had read was Matthew Muggs and the Chamber of Servers. Wow, I remember loving her books so much when I was younger. I mean they were written for kids, but I still enjoyed them." said Hellocthul, picking up the travel worn and much thumbed thru volume.
[/quote]

I hate harry potter

[quote]
"Gosh, you like her books too? I love her books!" enthused Nalia.
[/quote]

[quote]
"Urm, children, who is J.K. Jansen? Another Jansen? I swear..." said Jaheira in exasperation.
[/quote]

as good a reason as any to hate her (jansen, that is)

[quote]
"Oh, no, Jae. She's a cracking good author, she writes these books that are for children, but are so good even adults can enjoy them.

CRAP!

Its about a muggle, that's a person with no magical ability what so ever, being being raised by a family of mages. On his eleventh birthday, he recieves an invitation to the Cuppertino School of Techno-Nerds! He finds out he is a techno-weenie, and he was born to wield technology instead of magic! His friend Haggis, and Ron Weasel and Hermione Grapefruit are all budding techno-geeks, and they have many adventures. Matthew becomes center in the basketball team, that's a muggle game, no magic. He is special and famous because he is the only survivor of a vicious virus attack by the Dark Lord BillGates! He even bears a tiny scar on his forehead...a scar in the shape of an apple, with a bite taken out of it.

because bill gates bought his way into apple. :( iIremember that event.

[quote]
"Well, it is an unexpunged, uncensored copy of the Cheese Guide by the mad lich Userunfriendly." said Hellocthul simply.
[/quote]

that's just cheating.

[quote]
"Unexpunged? That's impossible! The last copies were burned three hundred years ago! Oh my gosh! Such a book would be priceless!" said Nalia breathlessly.
[/quote]

[quote]
"The Cheese Guide? That volume you bought in Beregost for thousands in gold? I remember being most upset with you, for what seemed like a reckless waste of money, but when you gave it to me to read, I discovered you were ri...ri...rrrrrrr....aagghhhhh!" said Jaheira, her face straining with effort as she tried to get a word out of her mouth.
[/quote]

That must have been taken from "Liar liar"!

[quote]
"Right? Is that what you were trying to say, Jae?" asked Nalia with a twinkle in her eye. Her strong, knowing fingers kept rubbing Hellocthul's neck, and she could feel her muscles relaxing.
[/quote]

:lol: Jaheira just can't say it.

[quote]
"Anyhu, child, we've already read that book many times, and I daresay, we know it by heart." rushed Jaheira, trying to quickly change the subject.
[/quote]

[quote]
"About 300 years ago, a few years after some adventurers recovered the Cheese Guide from an ancient Dragon's lair, the stupid, barbaric and uncivilized Order of the Knights of Helm gathered all existing copies and burned them. They claimed the book was 'irrelevent' and 'unfair' and 'heretical to the Balance'. The only surviving copies are the ones which were heavily censored of all 'unfair' material prepared by the scribes of Helm. This copy is unedited and uncensored. And a complete eye opener." Hellocthul said, as she leaned back against Nalia, enjoying the sensation of her lover's fingers rubbing her neck and temple.
[/quote]

i gather you have experienced more people than me calling you a cheater.

[quote]
"I see. Just how much material did the Helmites cut from the original?" asked Jaheira. Almost despite herself, she was reading intently Hellocthul's crabbed and tiny notes.
[/quote]

[quote]
"I'd say about two-thirds. For example, the section I was working on right now was about liches. Remember that lich we faced in the Unseeing Eye? The lich casted teleportation field and teleported you and Yoshimo and Jan right in front of it, and we got lucky because my remove magic was able to drop its protections before it finished casting spell immunity abjuration. Other wise its next spell would have killed half the party! The guide says that spell immunity alteration makes a mage invulnerable to teleport field! All we need to do is to buy some spell immunity scrolls from the Adventurer's Mart, and all three of you will be protected!" said Hellocthul with her eyes closed.
[/quote]

Liches are soo easy to kill.

[quote]
"Urm, love, Yoshimo isn't a mage, so he can't cast spells." said Nalia hesitantly.
[/quote]

[quote]
Hellocthul opened her eyes, gave Nalia a lingering kiss in thanks, and went to her pack. She pulled out a scroll of web, and a potion of healing, and went to Jaheira. "Jae, close your eyes, and drink this potion." said Hellocthul with a grin.
[/quote]

that trick is unfair

[quote]
"Potion swapping! Anyone can cast a spell from a scroll, without magical talent, if you simply swap a potion they are trying to drink! Now I grabbed a web spell just to show you, but imagine if we could find some spell sequencer scrolls. Jae could hit a powerful mage with a triple insect swarm!

or creeping doom. ouch.

[quote]
"Gher? Sorry about the door, it will be free in just a few seconds. I was showing Jae and Nally a trick of magic." said Hellocthul, with a grin. As the web finally disappeared, the adopted teenage son of the couple who owned the Inn at the End of the World entered. He had a stack of towels in his hands, and when he saw Hellocthul and Nalia in a deep clinch, he blushed. He busied himself changing the towels by the wash basin in the room.
[/quote]

[quote]
"How are Korgan, Minsc and Yoshimo, Gher?" asked Jaheira. All 3 girls liked Gher, they found his honesty and intelligence quite charming.
[/quote]

Drunk.

[quote]
When the girls came downstairs several hours later, they found the rest of the party awake and hungry. Viconia was seated at a small table with her new toy, and a most attentive and alert looking Karas was serving Viconia her meal, while she looked on with ladylike disdain. Obviously they were both enjoying themselves immensely, as Hellocthul saw Karas turn away from Viconia, with a huge grin on his face. The girls liked Karas, with his gentleness and quiet strength, but his committments in Amn precluded his joining the party for the next few months. Karas was good for Viconia, and Hellocthul half expected Viconia to ask to leave the party to join him in his assignments. As usual, at their table, Jan was talking.
[/quote]

Are you referring to karis?

[quote]
"Well, you know, my nephew Bernstein Jansen and his friend Woodrow Fentan finally broke the story of Waterdoor to the community. Richard Noxon ended up impeached of the high office of Mayor of Twin Falls, and as the baliffs were dragging him away, he kept shouting 'I am NOT a Took! I am NOT a Took!' even though the evidence showed he was indeed a hobbit...I mean a halfling. Bernstein never discovered who their secret informant was...they called him 'Deep Stoat' from then on, as the informant, who they never managed to see his face, always sounded like a rodent was in his pants. Well, anyhu, that's the story of how my nephew became the first gnomish reporter for the Amnish Times." said Jan.
[/quote]

Watergate never dies.

[quote]
Jaheira slapped her forhead with her hand and muttered something about "getting a firehose for those children."
[/quote]

they'll burn down the inn otherwise.

Hunter

#10 Guest_Userunfriendly_*

Posted 27 July 2003 - 08:07 PM



Skeleton warriors...check. Yes, they'd be immune to death magics, right?



actually no...that's why I recommend summoning a lot of them...all summons are auto destroyed by deathspell, except planetars and devas and elemental princes, so you want to prepare waves of them, since most ai's will deathspell once or so, so the second wave has a good chance of getting thru...and no, deathward will not make them immune to deathspell, I've tested that...but they will be immune to all the other stuff she throws, like that nasty urm...what was it, that drains you of health...so a platoon of skellys will absorb her scripted deathspell, and keep attacking, hopefully hacking her and her summoned skeletons down....


Right, I see! Well, as long as they're immune to the rest of her funky powers, that's OK.


or...hehhehehehheheh!!!!!!!!! you could have a simmy, so you keep the scroll, cast protection from magic ON improved bodhi!!!!

ahhahahhahah!!!! that should prevent her from summoning her little friends and its fun watching her try to cast a nasty spell and have it fizzle out!!!!(this is also a good trick with undead solafein...)




did you run into trouble with the improved mages in tactics? those liches are evil!!!




They certainly are. So far I've managed to beat them though, but the lich in the Unseeing Eye Undead City was very tough.



oh yeah...now do they still cast impr invisibility and spell immunity divination,and abjuration? thus making it impossible to remove magic their protection from magic weapons? chain contingency will target improved invisible creatures...I came up with a truely evil 2 step process...use a sorc with spell triggered sunfire triple to blast away the mummys and skeleton warriors all liches have, then use chain contingency ruby ray of reversal...its abjuration and alteration, so it will punch past the spell shield, and dump their spell immunity abjuration...hit them with remove magic, then abu dahizim them to death, or simply hack with a tank...


What I did I think was to use lots of fireballs at once, which took out many of the henchmen. I think I also used the Vhailor's Helm with Scroll of Protection from Magic on Jaheira, and had her tackle the lich. He wasted his spells on her, enabling the rest of the party to survive, though not without damages.


carefull with the fireballs...sunfire is much better, cause skeleton warriors have an almost obscene immunity to magic...sunfried will punch past magic resistance....you got lucky...the mummys are not resistant to magic, so they burn nice...

now for the really nasty liches, like the one near the thieves guild, use jae with a simmy helm to cast protection from magic on the lich...she has got scrolls of timestop, and a bunch of really nasty battle spells, and its hard to take her down...unless you upgrade azuredge, and with an improved hasted fighter, like minsc, attack the lich first thing...

many liches modified by the tactics mod will raise spell protections first, so a quick physical attack with an undead blasting ranged weapon can kill it fast, leaving only its much weaker friends behind...

azuredge is such a wonderful weapon...upgraded, it just rocks!!!


I have got to play tactics mod again, soon, since I know the ai's have changed...sigh..waiting for edwin or chloe...


Well, we're working on Edwin at least. :twisted:


YAY!!!

#11 Guest_Userunfriendly_*

Posted 27 July 2003 - 08:25 PM

[quote name="Hunter"][quote]
"Smash the plates and rip the drapes, that's what Bilbo Baggins hates!"
[/quote]

[quote]
Nooo, not more lotr, please.
[/quote]

sorry, but I am planning a several episodes around the inn at the end of the world, where the gang will meet all sorts of interesting extra-planar travellers...and frodo and gandalf, maybe?

[quote]
[quote]
"Shut your mouth Kenny! I'll talk any damned way I want, you homeless piece of *&%$!"
[/quote]
[/quote]

[quote]
More south park. urgh!
[/quote]

I couldn't resist...

[quote]
[quote]
"WHAM!"
[/quote]
[/quote]

[quote]
[quote]
"Oh my gods, you killed Kenny! You bastard!"
[/quote]
[/quote]

[quote]
YEEEESSSS.
[/quote]

I thought you would like that one... :)

[quote]
[quote]
"I know Kenny, every week Cartman kills you and resurrects you. Kinda gets old, but what do you expect from a big fat *&%$#!!!"
[/quote]
[/quote]

[quote]
Cartman???? Paladin???? that's blasphemy, heretic.
[/quote]

sorry, I couldn't resist...I wonder what aurelis would say...hehehhehe!!!!!!!! :lol:

[quote]
[quote]
"Hey! Its J.K Jansen! I thought she quit writing a long time ago! Its Matthew Muggs and the Order of the Turkey! The last book I had read was Matthew Muggs and the Chamber of Servers. Wow, I remember loving her books so much when I was younger. I mean they were written for kids, but I still enjoyed them." said Hellocthul, picking up the travel worn and much thumbed thru volume.
[/quote]
[/quote]

[quote]
I hate harry potter
[/quote]

I didn't like her at first..however, there is a lack of really good fantasy writers out there, and even if you don't like her characters much, she does write well...and I need to get a fix for my reading addiction... :roll:

[quote]
[quote]
"Gosh, you like her books too? I love her books!" enthused Nalia.
[/quote]
[/quote]

[quote]
[quote]
"Urm, children, who is J.K. Jansen? Another Jansen? I swear..." said Jaheira in exasperation.
[/quote]
[/quote]

[quote]
as good a reason as any to hate her (jansen, that is)
[/quote]

I think its time for more jansen fun!!! 8)

[quote]
[quote]
"Oh, no, Jae. She's a cracking good author, she writes these books that are for children, but are so good even adults can enjoy them.
[/quote]

[quote]
CRAP!
[/quote]

she's pretty good...since barry hughard stopped writing, and eddings hasn't put out a new book in a while, she's pretty much it...

[quote]
Its about a muggle, that's a person with no magical ability what so ever, being being raised by a family of mages. On his eleventh birthday, he recieves an invitation to the Cuppertino School of Techno-Nerds! He finds out he is a techno-weenie, and he was born to wield technology instead of magic! His friend Haggis, and Ron Weasel and Hermione Grapefruit are all budding techno-geeks, and they have many adventures. Matthew becomes center in the basketball team, that's a muggle game, no magic. He is special and famous because he is the only survivor of a vicious virus attack by the Dark Lord BillGates! He even bears a tiny scar on his forehead...a scar in the shape of an apple, with a bite taken out of it.
[/quote]

[quote]
because bill gates bought his way into apple. :) iIremember that event.
[/quote]

Yes!!! :D :D

[quote]
[quote]
"Well, it is an unexpunged, uncensored copy of the Cheese Guide by the mad lich Userunfriendly." said Hellocthul simply.
[/quote]
[/quote]

[quote]
that's just cheating.
[/quote]

and darned proud of it, too...I not only wrote the cheese guide, I am a member of the cheeser's of Amn...

[quote]
[quote]
"Unexpunged? That's impossible! The last copies were burned three hundred years ago! Oh my gosh! Such a book would be priceless!" said Nalia breathlessly.
[/quote]
[/quote]

[quote]
[quote]
"The Cheese Guide? That volume you bought in Beregost for thousands in gold? I remember being most upset with you, for what seemed like a reckless waste of money, but when you gave it to me to read, I discovered you were ri...ri...rrrrrrr....aagghhhhh!" said Jaheira, her face straining with effort as she tried to get a word out of her mouth.
[/quote]
[/quote]

[quote]
That must have been taken from "Liar liar"!
[/quote]

nope, never saw that movie...I can't stand jim carrey...except his incredible and great work in the "truman show"...I just don't find him funny...at all...

[quote]
[quote]
"Right? Is that what you were trying to say, Jae?" asked Nalia with a twinkle in her eye. Her strong, knowing fingers kept rubbing Hellocthul's neck, and she could feel her muscles relaxing.
[/quote]
[/quote]

[quote]
:D Jaheira just can't say it.
[/quote]

its hard for her...totally in character too...

[quote]
[quote]
"Anyhu, child, we've already read that book many times, and I daresay, we know it by heart." rushed Jaheira, trying to quickly change the subject.
[/quote]
[/quote]

[quote]
[quote]
"About 300 years ago, a few years after some adventurers recovered the Cheese Guide from an ancient Dragon's lair, the stupid, barbaric and uncivilized Order of the Knights of Helm gathered all existing copies and burned them. They claimed the book was 'irrelevent' and 'unfair' and 'heretical to the Balance'. The only surviving copies are the ones which were heavily censored of all 'unfair' material prepared by the scribes of Helm. This copy is unedited and uncensored. And a complete eye opener." Hellocthul said, as she leaned back against Nalia, enjoying the sensation of her lover's fingers rubbing her neck and temple.
[/quote]
[/quote]

[quote]
i gather you have experienced more people than me calling you a cheater.
[/quote]

Oh yeah...I actually stretch the boundries of cheating and cheese...I did write the cheese guide after all...and am the creator of bun-bun...a kensai sorceress...with obscene and completely uber cheating powers...like deathbringer assault, and 9x backstabbing abilities...hehhehehheh!!!!!!

[quote]
[quote]
"I see. Just how much material did the Helmites cut from the original?" asked Jaheira. Almost despite herself, she was reading intently Hellocthul's crabbed and tiny notes.
[/quote]
[/quote]

[quote]
[quote]
"I'd say about two-thirds. For example, the section I was working on right now was about liches. Remember that lich we faced in the Unseeing Eye? The lich casted teleportation field and teleported you and Yoshimo and Jan right in front of it, and we got lucky because my remove magic was able to drop its protections before it finished casting spell immunity abjuration. Other wise its next spell would have killed half the party! The guide says that spell immunity alteration makes a mage invulnerable to teleport field! All we need to do is to buy some spell immunity scrolls from the Adventurer's Mart, and all three of you will be protected!" said Hellocthul with her eyes closed.
[/quote]
[/quote]

[quote]
Liches are soo easy to kill.
[/quote]

yeah, but the tactics mod improved liches cheat!!! improved invisibility, spell immunity divination and abjuration, protection from magic weapons, and abu dahzims up the yin-yang.... :twisted: :) :)

[quote]
[quote]
"Urm, love, Yoshimo isn't a mage, so he can't cast spells." said Nalia hesitantly.
[/quote]
[/quote]

[quote]
[quote]
Hellocthul opened her eyes, gave Nalia a lingering kiss in thanks, and went to her pack. She pulled out a scroll of web, and a potion of healing, and went to Jaheira. "Jae, close your eyes, and drink this potion." said Hellocthul with a grin.
[/quote]
[/quote]

[quote]
that trick is unfair
[/quote]

utterly so...hahhahahahha!!!!!!!!!!!!

[quote]
[quote]
"Potion swapping! Anyone can cast a spell from a scroll, without magical talent, if you simply swap a potion they are trying to drink! Now I grabbed a web spell just to show you, but imagine if we could find some spell sequencer scrolls. Jae could hit a powerful mage with a triple insect swarm!
[/quote]

[quote]
or creeping doom. ouch.
[/quote]

actually, storm of vengence is the worst mage disrupter of all time...every one in the area gets hit with a weak flail of the ages, fire, cold, acid, poison and lightning...this gives you time to cast a creeping doom...the storm is FAST, and you can disable a room full of mages instantly, then your druid can cast a targetted creeping doom...the storm only lasts a few rounds, but it takes a while for the doom to hit every mage...

[quote]
[quote]
"Gher? Sorry about the door, it will be free in just a few seconds. I was showing Jae and Nally a trick of magic." said Hellocthul, with a grin. As the web finally disappeared, the adopted teenage son of the couple who owned the Inn at the End of the World entered. He had a stack of towels in his hands, and when he saw Hellocthul and Nalia in a deep clinch, he blushed. He busied himself changing the towels by the wash basin in the room.
[/quote]
[/quote]

[quote]
[quote]
"How are Korgan, Minsc and Yoshimo, Gher?" asked Jaheira. All 3 girls liked Gher, they found his honesty and intelligence quite charming.
[/quote]
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[quote]
Drunk.
[/quote]

of course!!!

[quote]
[quote]
When the girls came downstairs several hours later, they found the rest of the party awake and hungry. Viconia was seated at a small table with her new toy, and a most attentive and alert looking Karas was serving Viconia her meal, while she looked on with ladylike disdain. Obviously they were both enjoying themselves immensely, as Hellocthul saw Karas turn away from Viconia, with a huge grin on his face. The girls liked Karas, with his gentleness and quiet strength, but his committments in Amn precluded his joining the party for the next few months. Karas was good for Viconia, and Hellocthul half expected Viconia to ask to leave the party to join him in his assignments. As usual, at their table, Jan was talking.
[/quote]
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[quote]
Are you referring to karis?
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YES!!! you got it!!!

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"Well, you know, my nephew Bernstein Jansen and his friend Woodrow Fentan finally broke the story of Waterdoor to the community. Richard Noxon ended up impeached of the high office of Mayor of Twin Falls, and as the baliffs were dragging him away, he kept shouting 'I am NOT a Took! I am NOT a Took!' even though the evidence showed he was indeed a hobbit...I mean a halfling. Bernstein never discovered who their secret informant was...they called him 'Deep Stoat' from then on, as the informant, who they never managed to see his face, always sounded like a rodent was in his pants. Well, anyhu, that's the story of how my nephew became the first gnomish reporter for the Amnish Times." said Jan.
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Watergate never dies.
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I am not a took!!! :mrgreen:

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Jaheira slapped her forhead with her hand and muttered something about "getting a firehose for those children."
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oh yes...more mush later...something with elven ears...ummmmmmmm!!!!!!

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THanks for commenting!!!

#12 Weyoun

Posted 28 July 2003 - 08:46 PM

Obviously I've gotten over my writer's block...I've got a few episodes I want to do at the Inn at the end of the world, and cookies for those of you who spot the references... :P :P :P


Hey, welcome back! Finally made it. Too many stories posted lately, I can hardly keep up. :(

Hellocthul looked at the crowded common room, and hoped they could get room and board in the busy inn. They got lucky, or maybe it was due to a scowling Korgan and Jaheira. They were able to rent two rooms on the second floor. They were all just able to fit, and going stir-crazy was a distinct possibility during the next two weeks. Fortunately, everyone was a seasoned adventurer, and everyone understood that sometimes waiting for long periods of time was a part of the profession. This did not however prevent them from "playing" and raising merry hell while they were rained in.


Rain... every adventurer's nightmare. It rusts the armor and dulls the soul. :P

"Hey, you fat ass, stop hogging all the pork rinds!"


"I'm not fat, you ^%$#@!! I'm just big boned!"


"Mmmmephhh-grrrhaafhhhh..."


"Shut your mouth Kenny! I'll talk any damned way I want, you homeless piece of *&%$!"


*snicker* Reference spotted, 'mkay. :)

"WHAM!"


"Oh my gods, you killed Kenny! You bastard!"


"Shut up Kyle! I am a paladin! So I can raise the dead!"


Cartman a paladin? Oh, gods save the realms... 'Mkay? :)

"ZAP!"


"Mmmmmphhhehhhehhewww-kkkrraatkkkkchhkkk..."


We don't like that kind of language here, do we, mr. Hat? :)

"Hey! Its J.K Jansen! I thought she quit writing a long time ago! Its Matthew Muggs and the Order of the Turkey! The last book I had read was Matthew Muggs and the Chamber of Servers. Wow, I remember loving her books so much when I was younger. I mean they were written for kids, but I still enjoyed them." said Hellocthul, picking up the travel worn and much thumbed thru volume.


Another reference spotted! 'Mkay? :)

"Oh, no, Jae. She's a cracking good author, she writes these books that are for children, but are so good even adults can enjoy them. Its about a muggle, that's a person with no magical ability what so ever, being being raised by a family of mages. On his eleventh birthday, he recieves an invitation to the Cuppertino School of Techno-Nerds! He finds out he is a techno-weenie, and he was born to wield technology instead of magic! His friend Haggis, and Ron Weasel and Hermione Grapefruit are all budding techno-geeks, and they have many adventures. Matthew becomes center in the basketball team, that's a muggle game, no magic. He is special and famous because he is the only survivor of a vicious virus attack by the Dark Lord BillGates! He even bears a tiny scar on his forehead...a scar in the shape of an apple, with a bite taken out of it. He has his own slide rule, with wierd technological powers, like clapping and turning torches off and on, or making meals instantly, using a special box..." said Nalia all in a rush.


Ahh, technodweebs! Now, that Harry Potter I wouldn't be allergic too!

'Mkay? :D

"The Cheese Guide? That volume you bought in Beregost for thousands in gold? I remember being most upset with you, for what seemed like a reckless waste of money, but when you gave it to me to read, I discovered you were ri...ri...rrrrrrr....aagghhhhh!" said Jaheira, her face straining with effort as she tried to get a word out of her mouth.


LOL! Jaheira reminds me of Fonzie here. :P

Fonzie : I was wr... I was wrrrrrr.... wrrrngggggg... :D

"Potion swapping! Anyone can cast a spell from a scroll, without magical talent, if you simply swap a potion they are trying to drink! Now I grabbed a web spell just to show you, but imagine if we could find some spell sequencer scrolls. Jae could hit a powerful mage with a triple insect swarm! And in a few months, when Jae should be able to cast the highest level of druid spells, we could use a scroll of spell trigger, or even chain contingency! And Viccy could do the same. Now you know why I've been so intent on that book." said Hellocthul. As the three of them waited for the webs to disappear, Hellocthul and Nalia took advantage of being webbed together to do some fairly intense kissing.


Awww...

"Well, she's been spending a lot of time with that half-elven mercenary from Tethyr. I think his name is Karas, or something like that. They mostly keep to his room, and the door is closed all the time." said Gher with a rush. All three girls grinned. They all knew where Vico was, of course, but they really loved teasing Gher and making him blush. Gher had just celebrated his 15th birthday, and he was at that awkward age when a boy began to seriously notice the difference between "girl-people" and "boy-people". Nalia and Hellocthul particularly enjoyed giving him "displays" of affection that usually left him tongue-tied and blushing.


Oh, evil, evil women. :D

"Run sir!!! Run sir!!! Its an ambush, there's two of them!" finished Hellocthul, and both she and Korgan roared their laughter. The rest of the party looked on in puzzlement, as they tried to assimilate their first taste of dwarvish storytelling. Nalia got up from her chair with a puckish grin on her face, and sat down on Hellocthul's lap. She playfully pinched Hellocthul's chin, and tugged on the nearly invisible tiny hairs on her chin.


"My lover is a dwarf! Why didn't you tell me you were a dwarf, honey? And where is your beard? Did you shave it off?" Korgan looked shocked and horrified, to everyone's amazement.


Hellocthul grabbed her napkin, and tied it around her head. "Will this do?" said Hellocthul with a huge smile.


Yikes, that's a nasty twist. :D

Nalia grabbed the napkin, and pretended to tug on Hellocthul's "beard".


Jaheira slapped her forhead with her hand and muttered something about "getting a firehose for those children."


Dinner served at that moment, and everyone forgot about playing as they tucked into Lady Dweia's wonderful cooking.


Great stuff, 'mkay. :)
---Weyoun
TnT Enhanced Edition: http://www.fanfictio...rds-and-Tempers

---
Sith Warrior - Master, I can sense your anger.

Darth Baras - A blind, comotose lobotomy-patient could sense my anger!

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"The New Age? It's just the old age stuck in a microwave oven for fifteen seconds" - James Randi

#13 Guest_Userunfriendly_*

Posted 29 July 2003 - 07:06 AM

Obviously I've gotten over my writer's block...I've got a few episodes I want to do at the Inn at the end of the world, and cookies for those of you who spot the references... :lol: :) :)


Hey, welcome back! Finally made it. Too many stories posted lately, I can hardly keep up. :(


I know the feeling...isn't it like because the writer's forums split up into 2 separate areas, more people have joined gamejag to write stories? Or we all aquired mysterious, unknown clones....hmmmmm...this could be interesting... :)


Hellocthul looked at the crowded common room, and hoped they could get room and board in the busy inn. They got lucky, or maybe it was due to a scowling Korgan and Jaheira. They were able to rent two rooms on the second floor. They were all just able to fit, and going stir-crazy was a distinct possibility during the next two weeks. Fortunately, everyone was a seasoned adventurer, and everyone understood that sometimes waiting for long periods of time was a part of the profession. This did not however prevent them from "playing" and raising merry hell while they were rained in.


Rain... every adventurer's nightmare. It rusts the armor and dulls the soul. :)


rain, rain, go away, come again some other day... :lol:


"Hey, you fat ass, stop hogging all the pork rinds!"



"I'm not fat, you ^%$#@!! I'm just big boned!"



"Mmmmephhh-grrrhaafhhhh..."



"Shut your mouth Kenny! I'll talk any damned way I want, you homeless piece of *&%$!"


*snicker* Reference spotted, 'mkay. :)


hey, what's with the "'mkay"??? did you move to australia??? :)


"WHAM!"



"Oh my gods, you killed Kenny! You bastard!"



"Shut up Kyle! I am a paladin! So I can raise the dead!"


Cartman a paladin? Oh, gods save the realms... 'Mkay? :)


Its your fault!!! hahhahahahh!!!! I remembered that episode where beavis and butthead wanted to join the radient heart...and poor keldorn had to evaluate them...hehhehehehh!!!!!!!!!


"ZAP!"



"Mmmmmphhhehhhehhewww-kkkrraatkkkkchhkkk..."


We don't like that kind of language here, do we, mr. Hat? :)


oh no...not mr. hat...talk about freudian id personifications...EEEEEEKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!!

Did you ever see "magic" written by william golding? that movie made me afraid of ventriliquist's dummys for life!!!


"Hey! Its J.K Jansen! I thought she quit writing a long time ago! Its Matthew Muggs and the Order of the Turkey! The last book I had read was Matthew Muggs and the Chamber of Servers. Wow, I remember loving her books so much when I was younger. I mean they were written for kids, but I still enjoyed them." said Hellocthul, picking up the travel worn and much thumbed thru volume.


Another reference spotted! 'Mkay? :)


yep!!! :lol:


"Oh, no, Jae. She's a cracking good author, she writes these books that are for children, but are so good even adults can enjoy them. Its about a muggle, that's a person with no magical ability what so ever, being being raised by a family of mages. On his eleventh birthday, he recieves an invitation to the Cuppertino School of Techno-Nerds! He finds out he is a techno-weenie, and he was born to wield technology instead of magic! His friend Haggis, and Ron Weasel and Hermione Grapefruit are all budding techno-geeks, and they have many adventures. Matthew becomes center in the basketball team, that's a muggle game, no magic. He is special and famous because he is the only survivor of a vicious virus attack by the Dark Lord BillGates! He even bears a tiny scar on his forehead...a scar in the shape of an apple, with a bite taken out of it. He has his own slide rule, with wierd technological powers, like clapping and turning torches off and on, or making meals instantly, using a special box..." said Nalia all in a rush.


Ahh, technodweebs! Now, that Harry Potter I wouldn't be allergic too!


'Mkay? :)


she isn't that good, but I aint particular where i get my reading fix from... :lol:


"The Cheese Guide? That volume you bought in Beregost for thousands in gold? I remember being most upset with you, for what seemed like a reckless waste of money, but when you gave it to me to read, I discovered you were ri...ri...rrrrrrr....aagghhhhh!" said Jaheira, her face straining with effort as she tried to get a word out of her mouth.


LOL! Jaheira reminds me of Fonzie here. :)


Fonzie : I was wr... I was wrrrrrr.... wrrrngggggg... :)


hey, maybe i did get the idea from that episode of happy days... :)


"Potion swapping! Anyone can cast a spell from a scroll, without magical talent, if you simply swap a potion they are trying to drink! Now I grabbed a web spell just to show you, but imagine if we could find some spell sequencer scrolls. Jae could hit a powerful mage with a triple insect swarm! And in a few months, when Jae should be able to cast the highest level of druid spells, we could use a scroll of spell trigger, or even chain contingency! And Viccy could do the same. Now you know why I've been so intent on that book." said Hellocthul. As the three of them waited for the webs to disappear, Hellocthul and Nalia took advantage of being webbed together to do some fairly intense kissing.


Awww...


:lol:


"Well, she's been spending a lot of time with that half-elven mercenary from Tethyr. I think his name is Karas, or something like that. They mostly keep to his room, and the door is closed all the time." said Gher with a rush. All three girls grinned. They all knew where Vico was, of course, but they really loved teasing Gher and making him blush. Gher had just celebrated his 15th birthday, and he was at that awkward age when a boy began to seriously notice the difference between "girl-people" and "boy-people". Nalia and Hellocthul particularly enjoyed giving him "displays" of affection that usually left him tongue-tied and blushing.


Oh, evil, evil women. :)


yeah? and what did rose and lasky do at the stables of the radient heart before heading off for the umar hills? give the boys what they asked for, eh??? :) :D :D


"Run sir!!! Run sir!!! Its an ambush, there's two of them!" finished Hellocthul, and both she and Korgan roared their laughter. The rest of the party looked on in puzzlement, as they tried to assimilate their first taste of dwarvish storytelling. Nalia got up from her chair with a puckish grin on her face, and sat down on Hellocthul's lap. She playfully pinched Hellocthul's chin, and tugged on the nearly invisible tiny hairs on her chin.



"My lover is a dwarf! Why didn't you tell me you were a dwarf, honey? And where is your beard? Did you shave it off?" Korgan looked shocked and horrified, to everyone's amazement.



Hellocthul grabbed her napkin, and tied it around her head. "Will this do?" said Hellocthul with a huge smile.


Yikes, that's a nasty twist. :)


she grew up with a dwarf mentor...i mean lasky grew up with a elven mentor, and look how she ended up like her...the vest, and tatoos...Hellocthul grew up with a bloodaxe for her teacher, and mentor, besides gorion to teach her magic, of course...of course she gets along with dwarves...though if she spent any time in an elven community, her neighbors are going to go...

"Psssttt...there's that Hellocthul again...did you hear what she did last night? mmmemremrmrmmrrrrmmrrmm....really!"


Nalia grabbed the napkin, and pretended to tug on Hellocthul's "beard".



Jaheira slapped her forhead with her hand and muttered something about "getting a firehose for those children."



Dinner served at that moment, and everyone forgot about playing as they tucked into Lady Dweia's wonderful cooking.


Great stuff, 'mkay. :)
---Weyoun


Thank you so much for commenting!! hope another laska soon!!

#14 Weyoun

Posted 29 July 2003 - 07:33 AM

hey, what's with the "'mkay"??? did you move to australia??? :lol:


Come on, don't you remember Mister Mackey? The dimwitted guidence counsellor from Southpark. "Drugs are bad, 'mkay?" :D

Its your fault!!! hahhahahahh!!!! I remembered that episode where beavis and butthead wanted to join the radient heart...and poor keldorn had to evaluate them...hehhehehehh!!!!!!!!!


Argh, I'm too blame. Aaaaahh! :D No, I loved the scene. :)

Did you ever see "magic" written by william golding? that movie made me afraid of ventriliquist's dummys for life!!!


Nope, never saw it. What's it about?

hey, maybe i did get the idea from that episode of happy days... :lol:


Did I get all the references here? Gods, I must be such a dork since I really know all this. :)

yeah? and what did rose and lasky do at the stables of the radient heart before heading off for the umar hills? give the boys what they asked for, eh??? :lol: :lol: :lol:


Well, not really. :) They both don't really enjoy being watched when, you know... In fact, if anyone watches and Laska catches them, it'll be a quite route to the graveyard. :)

she grew up with a dwarf mentor...i mean lasky grew up with a elven mentor, and look how she ended up like her...the vest, and tatoos...Hellocthul grew up with a bloodaxe for her teacher, and mentor, besides gorion to teach her magic, of course...of course she gets along with dwarves...though if she spent any time in an elven community, her neighbors are going to go...


"Psssttt...there's that Hellocthul again...did you hear what she did last night? mmmemremrmrmmrrrrmmrrmm....really!"


Still, you wrote up a cool scene. Interesting that having a dwarven mention increased beardgrowth. :)

Thank you so much for commenting!! hope another laska soon!!


With any luck tomorrow. :)

---Weyoun
TnT Enhanced Edition: http://www.fanfictio...rds-and-Tempers

---
Sith Warrior - Master, I can sense your anger.

Darth Baras - A blind, comotose lobotomy-patient could sense my anger!

---

"The New Age? It's just the old age stuck in a microwave oven for fifteen seconds" - James Randi

#15 Guest_Userunfriendly_*

Posted 29 July 2003 - 12:20 PM


hey, what's with the "'mkay"??? did you move to australia??? :shock:


Come on, don't you remember Mister Mackey? The dimwitted guidence counsellor from Southpark. "Drugs are bad, 'mkay?" :x


Oh yeah...that guy scares me...in fact southpark in general scares me...of course it won't prevent me from doing more skits with southpark characters... :)


Its your fault!!! hahhahahahh!!!! I remembered that episode where beavis and butthead wanted to join the radient heart...and poor keldorn had to evaluate them...hehhehehehh!!!!!!!!!


Argh, I'm too blame. Aaaaahh! :D No, I loved the scene. ;)


Thank you!! Just wait til sir cartman, kenny and kyle meet the gang at the umar hills...and they encounter the killer bunny...oh, in the next episode, guess who drops by the inn...terence and phillip...yuk!!!


Did you ever see "magic" written by william golding? that movie made me afraid of ventriliquist's dummys for life!!!


Nope, never saw it. What's it about?


its about a ventriliquist's dummy that takes on a life of its own...and it starts to whisper to its owner to kill, kill, kill...and the movie deliberately leaves it vague whether the dummy really was supernatural, or merely a manifestation of the owner's own pychosis...


hey, maybe i did get the idea from that episode of happy days... :)


Did I get all the references here? Gods, I must be such a dork since I really know all this. 8)


nope, just watched too many reruns...insomnia...you watch some pretty silly stuff late at night because you can't sleep...sigh..


yeah? and what did rose and lasky do at the stables of the radient heart before heading off for the umar hills? give the boys what they asked for, eh??? :) :) :?


Well, not really. :D They both don't really enjoy being watched when, you know... In fact, if anyone watches and Laska catches them, it'll be a quite route to the graveyard. :lol:


yeah, but sometimes its fun to drive watchers wild...like the swimming pool, and the radient heart next door...


she grew up with a dwarf mentor...i mean lasky grew up with a elven mentor, and look how she ended up like her...the vest, and tatoos...Hellocthul grew up with a bloodaxe for her teacher, and mentor, besides gorion to teach her magic, of course...of course she gets along with dwarves...though if she spent any time in an elven community, her neighbors are going to go...



"Psssttt...there's that Hellocthul again...did you hear what she did last night? mmmemremrmrmmrrrrmmrrmm....really!"


Still, you wrote up a cool scene. Interesting that having a dwarven mention increased beardgrowth. :lol:


oh no...hellocthul tied a napkin around her chin to pretend to have a beard...


Thank you so much for commenting!! hope another laska soon!!


With any luck tomorrow. :lol:


Yay!!!!!!!

---Weyoun



#16 Weyoun

Posted 29 July 2003 - 09:37 PM

yeah, but sometimes its fun to drive watchers wild...like the swimming pool, and the radient heart next door...


Oh, she doesn't mind that. She is proud of her, ahum, assets, and has no qualms about showing off her body... But if someone looks at her while she's intimate with someone and their bones will be broken. :)

oh no...hellocthul tied a napkin around her chin to pretend to have a beard...


I know. :) Just kidding around. :)

---Weyoun
TnT Enhanced Edition: http://www.fanfictio...rds-and-Tempers

---
Sith Warrior - Master, I can sense your anger.

Darth Baras - A blind, comotose lobotomy-patient could sense my anger!

---

"The New Age? It's just the old age stuck in a microwave oven for fifteen seconds" - James Randi

#17 Guest_Userunfriendly_*

Posted 30 July 2003 - 08:53 AM


yeah, but sometimes its fun to drive watchers wild...like the swimming pool, and the radient heart next door...


Oh, she doesn't mind that. She is proud of her, ahum, assets, and has no qualms about showing off her body... But if someone looks at her while she's intimate with someone and their bones will be broken. :cry:


oh yeah...hellocthul and nalia are a bit more modest, in fact that episode where haer got "ravened"??? but they like, and i bet rose and lasky likes to do displays of affection in public, to say, "this girl is mine, mine, mine!!! all mine!" and to make other people jelous...of course, this is what people do in real life too...and its fun too...making out with sandra, was a lot of fun for me, and the more public the better...sandy was by far the most beautiful girlfriend I've ever had, much too good looking for me, in fact...


oh no...hellocthul tied a napkin around her chin to pretend to have a beard...


I know. :roll: Just kidding around. :cry:


I kinda figured that... :wink:

---Weyoun






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