[P2TM Chat] The Restaurant at the End of the Multiverse III

[Achesia]

It's a pity that Alt. History jam is not there as they're used to be. I suppose people lost interests or more pressing matters in RL to worry about.

Hmm, I got a question, isn't it okay to include fantasy elements in Alt. History RPs?

If the OP says its allowed. Though I'd imagine unless the OP has made it a fantasy alt history rp the answer would be no.

[Minroz]

It's a pity that Alt. History jam is not there as they're used to be. I suppose people lost interests or more pressing matters in RL to worry about.

Hmm, I got a question, isn't it okay to include fantasy elements in Alt. History RPs?

If the OP says its allowed. Though I'd imagine unless the OP has made it a fantasy alt history rp the answer would be no.

Cool. Well, I've been thinking of doing FanT Alt. history RPs for some time. I have several ideas but can't settle for one. Not to mention, which plots to go for aside from adventures.

[Constaniana]

According to the Mormons over on Familysearch, I may be descended from the kings of Rus (keyword: may).

Damn you Const, your people have ruined my ability to make fun of cultures I barely have any knowledge of for the last time.

Hey, you used FamilySearch after all! Noice.

[The Knockout Gun Gals]

According to the Mormons over on Familysearch, I may be descended from the kings of Rus (keyword: may).

Damn you Const, your people have ruined my ability to make fun of cultures I barely have any knowledge of for the last time.

Hey, you used FamilySearch after all! Noice.

FamilySearch?

[G-Tech Corporation]

Hey, you used FamilySearch after all! Noice.

FamilySearch?

MormonCreatedAncestryTracerNotAStalkerServiceForPostLifeBaptismsWePromise.

[The Knockout Gun Gals]

FamilySearch?

MormonCreatedAncestryTracerNotAStalkerServiceForPostLifeBaptismsWePromise.

Too bad. Was hoping it is more like universal family ancestry search engine.

[G-Tech Corporation]

MormonCreatedAncestryTracerNotAStalkerServiceForPostLifeBaptismsWePromise.

Too bad. Was hoping it is more like universal family ancestry search engine.

To be fair, it is.

[The Knockout Gun Gals]

Too bad. Was hoping it is more like universal family ancestry search engine.

To be fair, it is.

For Mormon, that is.

[Wulfenia]

FamilySearch?

MormonCreatedAncestryTracerNotAStalkerServiceForPostLifeBaptismsWePromise.

That's the nicest thing anyone could probably do for me.

And the most foolish. Nobody wants me in the same afterlife as them. Least of all God.

According to the Mormons over on Familysearch, I may be descended from the kings of Rus (keyword: may).

Damn you Const, your people have ruined my ability to make fun of cultures I barely have any knowledge of for the last time.

Hey, you used FamilySearch after all! Noice.

My grandmother did, anyway. I vaguely remembered you telling me about it.

[Minroz]

It will be nice of there's a universal family ancestry search engine. But not every cultures and people have surnames as much as folks in Western countries. In my country of birth, we don't have fixed surnames until now.

[Wulfenia]

Today's the anniversary of the death of perhaps the only direct embodiment of Latinity, Gabriele D'Annunzio.

Famed poet, revolutionary, drug addict, and scumbag (from firing on his own troops to allowing innocent soldiers to be executed).

[Altito Asmoro]

It will be nice of there's a universal family ancestry search engine. But not every cultures and people have surnames as much as folks in Western countries. In my country of birth, we don't have fixed surnames until now.

Yep, you're right.

[Kinky Bastards]

It will be nice of there's a universal family ancestry search engine. But not every cultures and people have surnames as much as folks in Western countries. In my country of birth, we don't have fixed surnames until now.

Not even in Western countries. It's a fairly recent thing in Scandinavia too. Sure, proper family surnames have existed for very long here too, but it was imported from continental Europe, and the use of patronymics was still the norm for very long.

[Wulfenia]

Reading about Bismarck, I wouldn't be surprised if a conversation between him and Wilhelm went:

"Gee Otto, what do you want to do today?"
"The same thing we do every night Billy, try to take over the world."

[Minroz]

Reading about Bismarck, I wouldn't be surprised if a conversation between him and Wilhelm went:

"Gee Otto, what do you want to do today?"
"The same thing we do every night Billy, try to take over the world."

Look how it turns out for the Second Reich afterwards. Wilhelm was prolly made a worst decision to dismissed Bismark as an chancellor, things didn't turned out right for Imperial Germany.

[Minroz]

Reading history of the world can be fascinating in more way than one. You could learned many things from it including countries and cultures you've never heard of. It can be a real eye-opener. On other hand, a friend of mine once said this 'travelling is a greatest education'.

Don't anyone felt this way?

[Altito Asmoro]

Reading history of the world can be fascinating in more way than one. You could learned many things from it including countries and cultures you've never heard of. It can be a real eye-opener. On other hand, a friend of mine once said this 'travelling is a greatest education'.

Don't anyone felt this way?

Yes.

[Wulfenia]

I just realized that I've been on this forum for 5 years now.

This adequately sums up how I feel.

[Achesia]

I just realized that I've been on this forum for 5 years now.

This adequately sums up how I feel.

NS is never a waste. I think I've learned more about writing, history, geopolitics, etc from it than anything else over the years.

[Altito Asmoro]

I just realized that I've been on this forum for 5 years now.

This adequately sums up how I feel.

Da. Is glorious 5 years of adventures.

[Grenartia]

I just realized that I've been on this forum for 5 years now.

This adequately sums up how I feel.

How do you think I feel?

[Minroz]

I just realized that I've been on this forum for 5 years now.

This adequately sums up how I feel.

Well, believe or not, I've been on NS for more than 5 years now. It's not a waste, I've been learning a lot about writing, history, geopolitics and other stuff from my time in NS. If it wasn't for NS, I wouldn't know many things.

[G-Tech Corporation]

I just realized that I've been on this forum for 5 years now.

This adequately sums up how I feel.

Well, believe or not, I've been on NS for more than 5 years now. It's not a waste, I've been learning a lot about writing, history, geopolitics and other stuff from my time in NS. If it wasn't for NS, I wouldn't know many things.

>me
>definitely didn't found my first Nation more than a decade ago

[Zanera]

Well, believe or not, I've been on NS for more than 5 years now. It's not a waste, I've been learning a lot about writing, history, geopolitics and other stuff from my time in NS. If it wasn't for NS, I wouldn't know many things.

>me
>definitely didn't found my first Nation more than a decade ago

You need to start making cheese or sumthin'. At least the taste of the cheese is better than the salt in your mouth you get from NS.

[Achesia]

Well, believe or not, I've been on NS for more than 5 years now. It's not a waste, I've been learning a lot about writing, history, geopolitics and other stuff from my time in NS. If it wasn't for NS, I wouldn't know many things.

>me
>definitely didn't found my first Nation more than a decade ago

Same. I think my first nation was 2004. so like 13 years ago