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[Comrade P.]

I mostly hear "vape pen." No idea if there are any that are actually writing devices. I'm also not sure if a vape pen is different from an e-cig.

I've heard some call these things vapors.  You know, the blocky ones, not the slim cylindrical ones. But I'm not really sure if that's right and if that would be clear for everyone what I'm referring to.

[scrdest]

Mostly because humans would've gone extinct if dragons actually existed. Really, good fucking luck fighting a flying armored lizard that breath fire using a sharpened piece of metal.

I dunno, worked on the Mammoths. Granted, they couldn't shoot streams of fire from their trunks.

We killed mammoths by chasing them off cliffs. Dragons have wings. And are unlikely to run away from humans.

One of the most famous Polish fairytales provides a pragmatic solution to this problem: if you can't beat 'em, poison 'em.

[JoshuaFH]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjzpuYqB6Kw

[Yoink]

Watched Hell or High Water.

It's a really good western. It doesn't have much shooting in it (by standards of the genre), oddly enough, but the classic western plot, involving bank robberies and rangers chasing the outlaws, put in modern decorations was pretty good.

I'll try and watch it sometime, looks good.
"Modern Westerns" can be quite entertaining. Trying to remember some good examples but I'm drawing a blank on names. Ugh.   

As for vapes, we generally just call the big ones (that are mostly used for weed) vapes, and the small cylindrical ones e-cigs or vape pens.
Probably varies a lot around the world, though.   

[overseer05-15]

Mostly because humans would've gone extinct if dragons actually existed. Really, good fucking luck fighting a flying armored lizard that breath fire using a sharpened piece of metal.

I dunno, worked on the Mammoths. Granted, they couldn't shoot streams of fire from their trunks.

We killed mammoths by chasing them off cliffs. Dragons have wings. And are unlikely to run away from humans.

One of the most famous Polish fairytales provides a pragmatic solution to this problem: if you can't beat 'em, poison 'em.

Yes brilliant idea Polan go ahead and poison the animal which you will be consuming. gg no re

[Eric Blank]

Not all poisons can be contracted through the flesh of the poisoned animal, especially after cooking it.

Anyway, these exoplanets sound super cool. They even have a super cool dwarf star!

[Helgoland]

Anything that gets destroyed during first-pass metabolism should be fine. Most proteins, too. Stomach acid is one hell of a substance.

[scrdest]

Mostly because humans would've gone extinct if dragons actually existed. Really, good fucking luck fighting a flying armored lizard that breath fire using a sharpened piece of metal.

I dunno, worked on the Mammoths. Granted, they couldn't shoot streams of fire from their trunks.

We killed mammoths by chasing them off cliffs. Dragons have wings. And are unlikely to run away from humans.

One of the most famous Polish fairytales provides a pragmatic solution to this problem: if you can't beat 'em, poison 'em.

Yes brilliant idea Polan go ahead and poison the animal which you will be consuming. gg no re

If you want to eat the flesh of something with weird enough biochemistry to be able breathe fire, be my guest.

[chaotic skies]

Mostly because humans would've gone extinct if dragons actually existed. Really, good fucking luck fighting a flying armored lizard that breath fire using a sharpened piece of metal.

I dunno, worked on the Mammoths. Granted, they couldn't shoot streams of fire from their trunks.

We killed mammoths by chasing them off cliffs. Dragons have wings. And are unlikely to run away from humans.

One of the most famous Polish fairytales provides a pragmatic solution to this problem: if you can't beat 'em, poison 'em.

Yes brilliant idea Polan go ahead and poison the animal which you will be consuming. gg no re

If you want to eat the flesh of something with weird enough biochemistry to be able breathe fire, be my guest.

Pfft. Who said anything about eating the thing? Knock it out, steal its babies, tame them. Then control the world! MWUAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!

Erm. Excuse me. Sorry about that.

[Eric Blank]

I don't know if there would be much wrong with the actual meat of the dragon; more than likely your fictional dragon uses specialized organs and flammable gasses (or liquids) like methane or hydrogen like if it has a second gizzard where bits of meat were allowed to rot and produce methane gas that was then squirted out and ignited by like metal-bearing scales on its lips rubbing together to produce a spark. That wouldn't necessarily get into the meat. Unless it died of septic shock after that organ full of rotting meat was punctured. Then the meat is probably fucked too.

[Rolan7]

Also the legends mention eating dragon (the heart specifically, I think) as not only healthy, but a way to understand the speech of animals.

[Egan_BW]

Primordial humans kill dragons using LIGHTNING Spears, obviously.

[Loud Whispers]

Pfft. Who said anything about eating the thing? Knock it out, steal its babies, tame them. Then control the world! MWUAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!

Erm. Excuse me. Sorry about that.

The Baratheons did nothing wrong

[overseer05-15]

>Eat dragon, reach apotheosis

[AzyWng]

Fire Emblem: Heroes has given me the opportunity to become obsessed with get lost in yet another franchise.

I tend to do that quite often. It'll pass, but in the mean time...