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[Neonivek]

White Wolf's work is... Splotchy...

I mean, I LOVE the Exalted world... but the rules are UGH!

So, I can accept someone saying they are stupid... I can't think of any book outside a few of the oWoD that weren't a give an take of "horrible" and "Good".

[MaximumZero]

It looks good on basically anyone :3

I look terrible in a vest, so I apologize, but I'm going to have to shoot you down here. Vests and suit-like attire make me look more cube shaped than I already look.

[Orange Wizard]

Are you guys talking about a vest-vest or a waistcoat-vest? Waistcoats are awesome. Vests, not so much.

[Frumple]

It looks good on basically anyone :3

I look terrible in a vest, so I apologize, but I'm going to have to shoot you down here. Vests and suit-like attire make me look more cube shaped than I already look.

... play it up, dress as companion cube? Everyone would love you and you'd die in a fire. Though hopefully at some indeterminate point in the future. Maybe stay away from incinerators in general while in suit.

E: On second thought, you've got kids. Maybe don't dress as the companion cube.

... I don't think that would be applicable here, King Frumpy of the Floridan Swamps.

Very subtle.

[Descan]

I'm not sure what you're talkin' about, Lord of the High Waters.

[Frumple]

... it's past 1 AM here, and... well, Lord of High Waters is kinda' apt,* as I've been reflux'd into consciousness far past the point I want to be, so. Neither am I. Sure of what I'm talkin' 'bout.

*Well, if waters is actually acid and I guess I wouldn't mind swinging a sacrifice to Kimbery if it'd actually work to stop this nuisance but the sea that marched against the flame doesn't actually exist so no. such. luck. Or NSL, as it may be. Though it's probably for the best because creation is not a happy place to be if you're human.

E: Uh. Huh. There's actually official exalted fiction. Delicious books. Will acquire. Maybe.

[TamerVirus]

They lost another plane, 162 people

I still cant believe that in this day and age where people are able to correctly track objects thousands of miles in space we are unable to locate a plane that was somewhere on our planet

[Putnam]

Finding things in space is way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way easier than finding things on Earth.

[Sergarr]

Finding things in space is way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way easier than finding things on Earth.

Unless they're a black body object with outer hull temperature equalized with outer space, in which case, finding them becomes almost impossible.

It's really hard to find a black dot on the background of black space.

[Xantalos]

Anything involving white wolf RPGs and games made off of them is stupid anyway.

I mean no offense or whatever, but the game you played is dumb, and you should feel bad for playing it.

no offense tho.

Woah! Woah woah woah.
Woah.
WOAH.
woh
Hwo
Ahow
Woha
Woah.
You dissing Exalted?

[Mech#4]

Finding things in space is way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way easier than finding things on Earth.

Unless they're a black body object with outer hull temperature equalized with outer space, in which case, finding them becomes almost impossible.

It's really hard to find a black dot on the background of black space.

Wouldn't it also be difficult because the chances that two objects are close enough together would be rather small? I mean; space is big, really big.

[Gentlefish]

Finding things in space is way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way easier than finding things on Earth.

Unless they're a black body object with outer hull temperature equalized with outer space, in which case, finding them becomes almost impossible.

It's really hard to find a black dot on the background of black space.

Wouldn't it also be difficult because the chances that two objects are close enough together would be rather small? I mean; space is big, really big.

There's also basically nothing there. So if there is something there, it's really fucking easy to see.

[Sergarr]

Finding things in space is way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way easier than finding things on Earth.

Unless they're a black body object with outer hull temperature equalized with outer space, in which case, finding them becomes almost impossible.

It's really hard to find a black dot on the background of black space.

Wouldn't it also be difficult because the chances that two objects are close enough together would be rather small? I mean; space is big, really big.

There's also basically nothing there. So if there is something there, it's really fucking easy to see.

Again, how will you notice a black dot on the black background?

[Gentlefish]

Finding things in space is way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way easier than finding things on Earth.

Unless they're a black body object with outer hull temperature equalized with outer space, in which case, finding them becomes almost impossible.

It's really hard to find a black dot on the background of black space.

Wouldn't it also be difficult because the chances that two objects are close enough together would be rather small? I mean; space is big, really big.

There's also basically nothing there. So if there is something there, it's really fucking easy to see.

Again, how will you notice a black dot on the black background?

Where's the heat from the ship going? It's gotta be making some unless the crew is entirely dead.

[Empiricist]

-snip, misread-