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[Kadzar]

So are we talking millions or billions here?

[Sirus]

Over.

Hard to believe that they bothered to contact you over a few cents?

We're talking a few tens of thousands of cents.

[MaximumZero]

Over.

Hard to believe that they bothered to contact you over a few cents?

We're talking a few tens of thousands of cents.

Woot. That's enough to get the party truck started! I mean, it's not enough to fuel it up all the way, but it'll get it rollin'.

[Xantalos]

An odd Spacebattles thread leads to people starting out the Kool Aid Man.

[Flying Dice]

An odd Spacebattles thread leads to people starting out the Kool Aid Man.

The implication of that final stat sheet is that if you could capture a Kool-Aid man, you could farm the kool-aid indefinitely and sell the alchemical product at a 15:1 markup from your material costs.

[RedWarrior0]

So, in our Settlers of Catan experience, 11 has come up far more frequently than it should given the probability with fair dice.

Tonight, we played a 2-hour 6-player game. One guy had a double 11 tile. If the game weren't on a countertop, he might have flipped the table because we didn't roll a single 11 until he ragequit.

Also, quoting Pulp Fiction at people is wonderful. Especially every single word spoken by Samuel L. Jackson in that movie.

[Xantalos]

An odd Spacebattles thread leads to people starting out the Kool Aid Man.

The implication of that final stat sheet is that if you could capture a Kool-Aid man, you could farm the kool-aid indefinitely and sell the alchemical product at a 15:1 markup from your material costs.

But the thing can teleport anywhere behind an obstruction. It's unstoppable!

[Steelmagic]

Also, quoting Pulp Fiction at people is wonderful. Especially every single word spoken by Samuel L. Jackson in that movie.

Indeed it is, indeed it is.

[Eotyrannus]

An odd Spacebattles thread leads to people starting out the Kool Aid Man.

The implication of that final stat sheet is that if you could capture a Kool-Aid man, you could farm the kool-aid indefinitely and sell the alchemical product at a 15:1 markup from your material costs.

But the thing can teleport anywhere behind an obstruction. It's unstoppable!

The obvious answer is to make a really nice obstruction to keep it behind.

[miauw62]

So, in our Settlers of Catan experience, 11 has come up far more frequently than it should given the probability with fair dice.

Tonight, we played a 2-hour 6-player game. One guy had a double 11 tile. If the game weren't on a countertop, he might have flipped the table because we didn't roll a single 11 until he ragequit.

Also, quoting Pulp Fiction at people is wonderful. Especially every single word spoken by Samuel L. Jackson in that movie.

In my experience, Catan dice are strange and magical beings that exist in dimensions beyond our own. Each game, they select a certain number to never, ever roll.

[scrdest]

So, in our Settlers of Catan experience, 11 has come up far more frequently than it should given the probability with fair dice.

Tonight, we played a 2-hour 6-player game. One guy had a double 11 tile. If the game weren't on a countertop, he might have flipped the table because we didn't roll a single 11 until he ragequit.

Also, quoting Pulp Fiction at people is wonderful. Especially every single word spoken by Samuel L. Jackson in that movie.

In my experience, Catan dice are strange and magical beings that exist in dimensions beyond our own. Each game, they select a certain number to never, ever roll.

And conversely, there is That One Number that gets rolled way to frequently than probability would have it.

E: A lot of Fun happens when said number is 7.

[miauw62]

So, in our Settlers of Catan experience, 11 has come up far more frequently than it should given the probability with fair dice.

Tonight, we played a 2-hour 6-player game. One guy had a double 11 tile. If the game weren't on a countertop, he might have flipped the table because we didn't roll a single 11 until he ragequit.

Also, quoting Pulp Fiction at people is wonderful. Especially every single word spoken by Samuel L. Jackson in that movie.

In my experience, Catan dice are strange and magical beings that exist in dimensions beyond our own. Each game, they select a certain number to never, ever roll.

And conversely, there is That One Number that gets rolled way to frequently than probability would have it.

E: A lot of Fun happens when said number is 7.

Yes, I forgot to mention that one.

[Frumple]

Fruitless reverse image search lead to the reminder that political cartoons get rather odd.

Also, black and white (/greyscale) reverse search leads a lot of rather strange stuff.

[kaijyuu]

I can't tell if that one guy is just drawn sketchily or is need of a pair of pants.

[Frumple]

Fairly sure he's just wearing tights. I think the guy's supposed to be Napoleon, and he was often depicted wearing those tight white abominations pants.