Sorry Galath

[Trelawney Hope]

Galath (if you read this) or someone passes the message along please.

When you logged in today at DC (and died) you were rudely sat on by certain nameless Hibs. I hope you realised that those around them did not approve.

The rest of us spam emoted /point /no /slap and I GTAoEd those Hibs to show you our disapproval, and I think you understood, but it isn't the way of most of us to show disrespect to the fallen.

If anyone kills me or v.v. a /salute or /wave at least acknowledges the opponent and shows some form of respect, and I do appreciate it when I get this after a battle if I fall.

/salute Albs

 

[Uncle Sick(tm)]

Highlanders are kind of comfy to sit on...
Avalonians on the other hand - all skin and bones. Bad comfort rating.

 

[old.Tyraette]

saracens are a little like leather chairs howevre. if you persevere with it long enough, the sun drenched tanned skin becomes more malleable, and you can get your butt groove working nicely.

 

[Uncle Sick(tm)]

They tend to disappear once you try to sit on them, though.

 

[old.Tyraette]

i assumed that was corrosive gases myself. i might be wrong however.

 

[Uncle Sick(tm)]

That's Firbolgs with the corrosive gases... they also smell like toe jam.

Any experiences with dwarven or trollish chairs?

 

[old.Tyraette]

yeah...i misheard abotu the trolls y'see.

I heard a troll chair referred to as ...sedimentary...although it was only after a very painful experience later, that the word i heard was 'sepository'....


i still get pains just thinking about it

 

[Uncle Sick(tm)]

You Albs are just sick!

*hits "Petty Albs" macro repeatedly*

 

[old.Tyraette]

hehe

<huggles Nunky Sick>


awww


*hits his "Freaked Hibby" Macro repeatedly*











<makes mental note to follow up the petty albs macro with freaked hibby everytime he sees it now >

As for the dwarf chairs, I find that the beard, whilst providing a semi comfortable texture, can chafe the buttocks somewhat after prolonged exposure, leading to an irritating rash of the lower behind.