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[TD1]

Elephants
Wrappers
Rappers all the way down

[Loud Whispers]

If it's the 1920s then it's flappers all the way down

[Frumple]

Will give this much, if there's one good thing about 2020 it's that there seems to be a small swing revival going (continuing?) on. It's nice to see that slice of the musical world getting some new energy.

[Superdorf]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22vbhTi1ieI

[scriver]

I had the first session of my new D&D campaign today, and something magical happened. Something I originakly got into this game for, but that I never managed to properly see until today; my players did something that completely changed the story and the direction it was going in. Instead of going down the direction of the Lovecraft cult ruling the City and going down the path which started with them being accidentally sent for sacrifice, they instead managed to wriggle their way out of it, and began to focus on the seedy underbelly of the City, and suddenly, the entire story has changed. My plan now is to build this city up one odd job at a time, slowly introduce the characters and factions and politics and struggles and messiness of this crumbling, decaying mess of a city. Make it into somewhere that they feel is their home, somewhere they become attatched to. Then, if I can pull it off, a Character that one of the players got a massive grudge on (The bureaucrat who got them almost accidentally sent to be sacrificed) is going to manage to get into poeer in the upper echalons of the cult, disband the City watch and set up their own police force made of fanatics. Slowly, from there on out, have people be arrested. Gangs are flushed out. Friends disappear. The Cult Authority starts chasing the players. And who knows! Maybe it’ll never go in this direction! Maybe it’ll go some completely different way! I love this! I love it when the careful preperation gets destroyed, and instead of the players reacting to the world, it becomes the world reacting to the players. I’m just so happy with how this is going.

This sounds wonderful.

In before nest session "ok so we leave the city"

Will give this much, if there's one good thing about 2020 it's that there seems to be a small swing revival going (continuing?) on. It's nice to see that slice of the musical world getting some new energy.

Swing is objectively the swingiest dance.

Also, I've always wanted to learn to do the Charleston. I think it's called.

[NullForceOmega]

Not sure if this is really a happy, but I can't think of anywhere else to put it.

Got all four wisdom teeth yanked as well as a molar (broken by a wisdom tooth pushing my teeth out of alignment).  Sitting at home now feeling pretty uncomfortable, but I'm glad that it's finally dealt with.

[pisskop]

I loved my wisdom teeth.  they were flush, painless, and besides being a pain to brush the back of, all benefit.


the military forced me to get them removed.  now its easier to brush behind my back teeth. :|

[hector13]

I only have three wisdom teeth.

[LordBaal]

I had to remove them, all the same day, was easier and more importantly cheaper to do it that way. One was comming out completely horizontal grinding agains the back teeth. That day I bough myself a good squig pie and some fungus beer

[Il Palazzo]

fungus beer

What.

[Grim Portent]

fungus beer

What.

It's a reference to warhammer orcs/orkz, who use teeth as currency, make pies from squigs and brew beer from fungus.

[Il Palazzo]

Oh. That's much less disgusting, but also disappointing.

[Frumple]

Mushroom beer does actually exist, though, apparently. Seems to be mostly craft stuff from a quick google, but it looks like there's a few brands on the market, too.

[Rolan7]

At least it's not Fallen London's fungal wine, which is said to be an acquired taste.  Except the amanita sherry.  No second chances on that one.

I presume that Dwarven Beer, from "cave wheat" is also fungal.  But I don't remember DF's underground flora ever being particularly set in stone; instead being, ah, fertile ground for speculation.

[LordBaal]

Oooohhh I seed what you did there. Lets not plow into that direction.