TET: What the TET?

[Infected Mushroom]

Do you mean this?

https://www.astra-berlin.de/events/2019 ... d-mushroom

Yes.

It's one of my favourite EM bands...

Check this out:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hLnMDJ-gV4&t=5m23s

[The Blaatschapen]

Yes.

It's one of my favourite EM bands...

Check this out:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hLnMDJ-gV4&t=5m23s

So you're not them?

I am disappointed

[Kannap]

Hey!

I saw that you are having a concert in Berlin.

Why didn't you tell me?

Did anyone mention a concert?

Blaat did, yeah

[Kannap]

Did you see the Caravan of Garbage episode on Spiderman 3? Basically, if MJ had told Peter about Harry Osborne instead of fake breaking up then Peter could have beaten him to a pulp right then and there.

I preferred it over SP2.

Black suit Peter is a total boss. I love the dance scene where he snaps his fingers, tells Jameson he’ll take the job “double the pay” and pricks MJ out at the bar with the jazz show

Tobey McGuire spiderman was the worst spiderman, just putting that out there.

[Infected Mushroom]

It's one of my favourite EM bands...

Check this out:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hLnMDJ-gV4&t=5m23s

So you're not them?

I am disappointed

Nah

I have no skills in music sadly

[Bears Armed]

Wonder what people complained about before the internet existed.

One of the oldest pieces of writing we have is a customer service complaint.

I can't find a source to show you right now, but another piece of early writing [from around the same period] that I read about in one archaeological article was a warranty, promising the buyer of some slaves the return of the goods that he'd exchanged for them if they turned out not to be fit for the work for which they'd been acquired...

[Infected Mushroom]

I preferred it over SP2.

Black suit Peter is a total boss. I love the dance scene where he snaps his fingers, tells Jameson he’ll take the job “double the pay” and pricks MJ out at the bar with the jazz show

Tobey McGuire spiderman was the worst spiderman, just putting that out there.

Really?

I prefer him to the kid they have playing Spiderman now (they way over-played the "I'm But A High Schooler" card with him).

And Garfield... just never felt like Spiderman to me. He's too much of a cool kid.

...

Whenever I think Spiderman, I'll always default to a face of McGuire

[Bluelight-R006]

Did anyone mention a concert?

Blaat did, yeah

I’d buy me some tickets, but I have no money

One of the oldest pieces of writing we have is a customer service complaint.

I can't find a source to show you right now, but another piece of early writing [from around the same period] that I read about in one archaeological article was a warranty, promising the buyer of some slaves the return of the goods that he'd exchanged for them if they turned out not to be fit for the work for which they'd been acquired...

I’m shocked they were quite fair back then.

[Castelia]

Tobey McGuire spiderman was the worst spiderman, just putting that out there.

He might be, but he's my favorite. I just don't like the new Spideys as much as I like his.

[Bears Armed]

Is this a good (brief) description for my setting's kobolds, btw?

Kobolds are small, rodent-like humanoids; while no one (not even the kobolds themselves) knows which lands they originally hail from, in these modern times they are often found in colossal flying city states known as "aeropoles" (singular "aeropolis") or in nomadic trading caravans comprised of a bizarre assortment of magnificent flying machines. Much like the rodents that they resemble, kobolds are tinkerers and hoarders by nature, and as a whole are masters of commerce, especially when it comes to acquiring and repairing mechanical or magical devices. Though some are shrewd merchants who carefully navigate the shifting alliances of black markets and bazaars, many kobolds love their stockpiles of interesting items far more than money, and would rather trade for more such prizes to add to their hoards over mere coins. It's common to see a successful crew of kobold traders rolling out of town with an even larger bundle than they entered with, the whole mess piled precariously high in the cargo basket of a dirigible balloon.

Airbone jawas?

[Kannap]

Tobey McGuire spiderman was the worst spiderman, just putting that out there.

Really?

I prefer him to the kid they have playing Spiderman now (they way over-played the "I'm But A High Schooler" card with him).

And Garfield... just never felt like Spiderman to me. He's too much of a cool kid.

...

Whenever I think Spiderman, I'll always default to a face of McGuire

Holland is okay, haven't seen his latest movie. McGuire was the worst, only his first movie was a good one. His second movie was decent and his third movie was absolutely awful and I like to forget it exists.

Garfield has been my favorite Spiderman so far.

[The Supreme Magnificent High Swaglord]

Is this a good (brief) description for my setting's kobolds, btw?

Kobolds are small, rodent-like humanoids; while no one (not even the kobolds themselves) knows which lands they originally hail from, in these modern times they are often found in colossal flying city states known as "aeropoles" (singular "aeropolis") or in nomadic trading caravans comprised of a bizarre assortment of magnificent flying machines. Much like the rodents that they resemble, kobolds are tinkerers and hoarders by nature, and as a whole are masters of commerce, especially when it comes to acquiring and repairing mechanical or magical devices. Though some are shrewd merchants who carefully navigate the shifting alliances of black markets and bazaars, many kobolds love their stockpiles of interesting items far more than money, and would rather trade for more such prizes to add to their hoards over mere coins. It's common to see a successful crew of kobold traders rolling out of town with an even larger bundle than they entered with, the whole mess piled precariously high in the cargo basket of a dirigible balloon.

Airbone jawas?

Huh. I never thought of it like that, but I guess you could describe them as such.

[Infected Mushroom]

Really?

I prefer him to the kid they have playing Spiderman now (they way over-played the "I'm But A High Schooler" card with him).

And Garfield... just never felt like Spiderman to me. He's too much of a cool kid.

...

Whenever I think Spiderman, I'll always default to a face of McGuire

Holland is okay, haven't seen his latest movie. McGuire was the worst, only his first movie was a good one. His second movie was decent and his third movie was absolutely awful and I like to forget it exists.

Garfield has been my favorite Spiderman so far.

I agree that first McGuire movie was good. In fact, its basically a cult classic as far as I'm concerned.

I love the part where Norman is "outed" by the board of director but comes back and bombs them out with the Green Goblin weapons.

[Abserdia]

Really?

I prefer him to the kid they have playing Spiderman now (they way over-played the "I'm But A High Schooler" card with him).

And Garfield... just never felt like Spiderman to me. He's too much of a cool kid.

...

Whenever I think Spiderman, I'll always default to a face of McGuire

Holland is okay, haven't seen his latest movie. McGuire was the worst, only his first movie was a good one. His second movie was decent and his third movie was absolutely awful and I like to forget it exists.

Garfield has been my favorite Spiderman so far.

So, like, I respect you and all...

but I can’t respect this. I just can’t.

[Ethel mermania]

Holland is okay, haven't seen his latest movie. McGuire was the worst, only his first movie was a good one. His second movie was decent and his third movie was absolutely awful and I like to forget it exists.

Garfield has been my favorite Spiderman so far.

So, like, I respect you and all...

but I can’t respect this. I just can’t.

you make Garfield sad

[Dumb Ideologies]

Ahh... I don't know... Lightning?

I am doing fine too, thanks for asking! ^^ Just being me... RPing, worldbuilding... reading the Moderation threads.

Is this a good (brief) description for my setting's kobolds, btw?

Kobolds are small, rodent-like humanoids; while no one (not even the kobolds themselves) knows which lands they originally hail from, in these modern times they are often found in colossal flying city states known as "aeropoles" (singular "aeropolis") or in nomadic trading caravans comprised of a bizarre assortment of magnificent flying machines. Much like the rodents that they resemble, kobolds are tinkerers and hoarders by nature, and as a whole are masters of commerce, especially when it comes to acquiring and repairing mechanical or magical devices. Though some are shrewd merchants who carefully navigate the shifting alliances of black markets and bazaars, many kobolds love their stockpiles of interesting items far more than money, and would rather trade for more such prizes to add to their hoards over mere coins. It's common to see a successful crew of kobold traders rolling out of town with an even larger bundle than they entered with, the whole mess piled precariously high in the cargo basket of a dirigible balloon.

how well do they get on with kleshtons?

[Greater Adamsia]

Is this a good (brief) description for my setting's kobolds, btw?

Kobolds are small, rodent-like humanoids; while no one (not even the kobolds themselves) knows which lands they originally hail from, in these modern times they are often found in colossal flying city states known as "aeropoles" (singular "aeropolis") or in nomadic trading caravans comprised of a bizarre assortment of magnificent flying machines. Much like the rodents that they resemble, kobolds are tinkerers and hoarders by nature, and as a whole are masters of commerce, especially when it comes to acquiring and repairing mechanical or magical devices. Though some are shrewd merchants who carefully navigate the shifting alliances of black markets and bazaars, many kobolds love their stockpiles of interesting items far more than money, and would rather trade for more such prizes to add to their hoards over mere coins. It's common to see a successful crew of kobold traders rolling out of town with an even larger bundle than they entered with, the whole mess piled precariously high in the cargo basket of a dirigible balloon.

how well do they get on with kleshtons?

What's a kleshton, if I may ask?

[Ethel mermania]

Is this a good (brief) description for my setting's kobolds, btw?

Kobolds are small, rodent-like humanoids; while no one (not even the kobolds themselves) knows which lands they originally hail from, in these modern times they are often found in colossal flying city states known as "aeropoles" (singular "aeropolis") or in nomadic trading caravans comprised of a bizarre assortment of magnificent flying machines. Much like the rodents that they resemble, kobolds are tinkerers and hoarders by nature, and as a whole are masters of commerce, especially when it comes to acquiring and repairing mechanical or magical devices. Though some are shrewd merchants who carefully navigate the shifting alliances of black markets and bazaars, many kobolds love their stockpiles of interesting items far more than money, and would rather trade for more such prizes to add to their hoards over mere coins. It's common to see a successful crew of kobold traders rolling out of town with an even larger bundle than they entered with, the whole mess piled precariously high in the cargo basket of a dirigible balloon.

how well do they get on with kleshtons?

i should not have smiled, i really should not have.

[Dumb Ideologies]

how well do they get on with kleshtons?

What's a kleshton, if I may ask?

Small, badly-drawn creatures, mostly known for their eccentric appendages.

[Greater Adamsia]

What's a kleshton, if I may ask?

Small, badly-drawn creatures, mostly known for their eccentric appendages.

Is this some kind of inside joke that I don't get?

[Ethel mermania]

Small, badly-drawn creatures, mostly known for their eccentric appendages.

Is this some kind of inside joke that I don't get?

Yes

[Kannap]

Nothing feels better than buying books, just bought seven more for myself. Loving life and loving that I'm literate, would really put a damper on life if I couldn't read.

[Ethel mermania]

Nothing feels better than buying books, just bought seven more for myself. Loving life and loving that I'm literate, would really put a damper on life if I couldn't read.

Books are sacred objects, agreed.

[Heloin]

Ah yeah! Woke up this morning feeling tired and depressed! I'ts going to be an interesting day.

Nothing feels better than buying books, just bought seven more for myself. Loving life and loving that I'm literate, would really put a damper on life if I couldn't read.

I love buying books. My bookshelf's getting full so I may need to buy a new bookshelf.

[Geneviev]

Nothing feels better than buying books, just bought seven more for myself. Loving life and loving that I'm literate, would really put a damper on life if I couldn't read.

Books are an actual gift from God. What books did you buy?