Aaaaaaaa! It's the Land of Peoples Who Talk Not Good. My ears! My brain!
I was hoping it was just the one woman who would talk like that. *cry*
Anyway... Slavers? That's bad. Let's go rescue him, and find Leaf a bigger dragon! :)
Okay, I return with the historian/etymlogist rant of DOOM!
I'm not sure which language it comes from, but "gramere", "grammer", or "gramarye" all mean Magic. I suspect that this influenced the word "grimoire", which, of course, means a book of magic. So, in a way, grammar doth mean magic! Or grammer doth, anyway.
Alien doth be better! Hurray! (Speaking of which, yesterday was "Talk Like Shakespeare Day". So you're right on schedule.
Firelander says:
Alric says:
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Herrenna die Hennahaarige says:
InBetween says:
Winterbay says:
Also, Grammar is indeed a lethal weapon and should only be used by very responsible persons...
Lae says:
Nebra Reppalk says:
Also, as a rule slavers only work off the beaten path, so we're probably getting into the sticks out here with the plot.
And Alien's health comes before everything. Don't worry, I'm very patient.
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eekee says:
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Kalendril says:
;-)
Xaosect says:
Ladyfox7oaks says:
Too priceless!
Glad to see you up and about again, but I second those who say take what time you need for your arm to heal properly! We'll be around and continue to check in. :D
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Skreyola says:
I was hoping it was just the one woman who would talk like that. *cry*
Anyway... Slavers? That's bad. Let's go rescue him, and find Leaf a bigger dragon! :)
Thadius says:
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Neko says:
And "I doth mean Grammar" does hat mean I mean Grammar or I don't mean Grammar?
Chariset says:
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Kuyselle Goldword says:
I'm not sure which language it comes from, but "gramere", "grammer", or "gramarye" all mean Magic. I suspect that this influenced the word "grimoire", which, of course, means a book of magic. So, in a way, grammar doth mean magic! Or grammer doth, anyway.
Alien doth be better! Hurray! (Speaking of which, yesterday was "Talk Like Shakespeare Day". So you're right on schedule.
Neko says:
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Leinad says:
... Aw, nuts.
hkmaly says:
I would agree: there are more reasons to forbid grammar that magic.
hkmaly says:
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BOOM
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