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[Frumple]

Spoons can be sharp, baug. Especially if they're older or have minor damage to 'em. Easy to have abrasive parts, or tiny pointy bits, etc.

[Bauglir]

It's less than a year old and visually in good condition, anyway. Didn't even realize it'd happened, it was all "Why are there red spots in my yogurt all of a sudden oh hey they're dripping off my face"

[Frumple]

D'eyes are tricksy. You gots to feel.

With your fingers. Or other touch-sensitive bodyparts, but fingers are most convenient and hygienic. please do not test the structural integrity of your spoons by giving them the d

[FearfulJesuit]

I have lately had a bizarre obsession with becoming a Trappist monk. I have no idea why.

[hops]

It's a Trappe!

[tahujdt]

I have lately had a bizarre obsession with becoming a Trappist monk. I have no idea why.

I think becoming a monk would curtail DF-playing activity.

[SealyStar]

I have lately had a bizarre obsession with becoming a Trappist monk. I have no idea why.

Not a Jesuit?

[tahujdt]

I have lately had a bizarre obsession with becoming a Trappist monk. I have no idea why.

Not a Jesuit?

Jesuits are nice people. I meet a lot of them at my (Catholic) school, even if it isn't a Jesuit school.

[Frumple]

I have lately had a bizarre obsession with becoming a Trappist monk. I have no idea why.

I think becoming a monk would curtail DF-playing activity.

That... depends very heavily on the type of monk. There's some pretty chill monks out there. Trappist one definitely would be curtailed, though, yes.

[RedWarrior0]

I have lately had a bizarre obsession with becoming a Trappist monk. I have no idea why.

Not a Jesuit?

Jesuits are nice people. I meet a lot of them at my (Catholic) school, even if it isn't a Jesuit school.

Yeah, the Jesuits I've met have been great people.

[Fniff]

All the Trappists on the Wikipedia page have their backs to the camera. It's a little eerie to me, for some reason. <_<

[Tawa]

Damn you D&D, "monk" implies a Shaolin martial artist every time I hear it

[4maskwolf]

Damn you D&D, "monk" implies a Shaolin martial artist every time I hear it

Ooh, ooh, lemme guess: every time you hear the word "fighter" you think of some guy carrying a big sword. And whenever you hear "fighter jet", you think of that guy with a jetpack on?

[Tawa]

Damn you D&D, "monk" implies a Shaolin martial artist every time I hear it

Ooh, ooh, lemme guess: every time you hear the word "fighter" you think of some guy carrying a big sword. And whenever you hear "fighter jet", you think of that guy with a jetpack on?

Actually, I first heard the term used as a character class when I was bumbling through a massive wad of NES ROMs and found Final Fantasy I, so it tends to imply an angry-looking guy with spiky red hair.

Meanwhile, 'fighter jet' sounds normal unless I'm in a discussion about DnD.

I don't think I'll ever bring myself to use 'sorcerer' and 'wizard' interchangably, though.

[Neonivek]

To be truthful?

"Fighter" is probably the dungeons and dragons class name I find... BY FAR the most Generic in name only.

"What do you do?"
"I fight"
"Isn't that what everyone does?"
"I fight good"

I think Disgaea also has a class called a "Fighter" but in their case they are meant to be generic.