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Welcome Hiarthbeorn to the Black Tower!

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*hissing words of power and omens is difficult. Most people sound like a deflating tire or a violent fart on the elevator but, with practice, you can sound like sandpaper across satin or nails on a chalkboard*

Edited by Wren of the Brown

I think i heard his words spoken, where they "the wheels on the bus goes round and round and gets me to my pie".

That is at least what it sounded like. :tongue:

I mean "just something to increase the post count. I hope I am not disturbing, please carry on. Oh, and it is also to remind you that I exist and am here"

 

That's why "Umm..." Was better

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Posting is never a bad idea.

 

Never.

 

Except maybe when you're playing a mafia game.

 

Mafia games are weird.

What sorta dungeon are we talking about here? Dragons, treasure and murder hobos or whips and chains which excite me at the hourly rate of $99.95, our operators are standing by, privacy guaranteed?

I also, erm, spent some time in the BDSM crowd as a young feisty fuzzyhead. It was fascinating to watch but didn't really appeal to my enduring interests.

 

*twiddles thumbs*

but yeah those games get too

silly so if you ever got real

bored you might enjoy a nice mafia.

I don't endorse but I have noticed it's a thing many

enjoy.

Edited by Mrs. Cindy Gill

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