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[Darvi]

I'm not that familiar with fantasy warhammer, but isn't 40K in the same continuity as it? Cause if yes, then don't the humans win in the end (with chaos surviving, of course) no matter what?

Iirc they're more like parallel continuities. Like, I think that at one point the 40k Warp briefly connected to the WHF setting.

[Orange Wizard]

I should never be trusted to cook without supervision.

I was supposed to put the pot full of food into the crock pot. I poured the food out of the pot and into the crock pot.

To be fair, if you've never been taught how to cook... you're probably not going to know how to cook. And expecting a person who doesn't know how to cook to be able to cook is pretty darn silly.

[Xantalos]

I'm not that familiar with fantasy warhammer, but isn't 40K in the same continuity as it? Cause if yes, then don't the humans win in the end (with chaos surviving, of course) no matter what?

Iirc they're more like parallel continuities. Like, I think that at one point the 40k Warp briefly connected to the WHF setting.

They were referenced to be connected at one point but now they're only connected by the Chaos gods.
Not that it matters now that they've nuked the setting.

[Darvi]

Having given that some thought, having a straight "the bad guys win" ending is extremely dissatisfying. The Warhammers are all about everybody being fucked in the long run yet staying alive with repeated but costly victories.

[Frumple]

I should never be trusted to cook without supervision.

I was supposed to put the pot full of food into the crock pot. I poured the food out of the pot and into the crock pot.

Put... putting a pot with food in it into a crock pot actually sounds like a rather silly thing to do, t'me? If someone wasn't pretty explicit about needing to do that, I'd be doing the same thing you did. And I've kinda' cooked a wee bit at this point.

Unless you're talking about the pot that normally goes into a crock pot (they're often a two-stage thing for easier cleaning, iirc), in which case I'd be questioning why it wasn't in there to begin with...

Though putting a pot in a pot so you can pot while you pot does kinda' sound like something unsurprising re: your situation, if my memory's working.

[BlackFlyme]

Yea, it was the pot that normally goes into the crock.

It was in the fridge at the time I was called, because otherwise it would have probably gone bad while my mother was out.

[pisskop]

Crock pots are awesome.

Throw in some potatoes, some pasta, some seasoning, some onions, and some slightly precooked chicken chuncks, come back in 8 hours, and eat for the next 4 days.

[Frumple]

... ah.

Well, now you know not to do that again. So long as you don't do it again and the house isn't on fire, you should be alright. After you clean up the mess, anyway.

And mostly agreed, PK. Except for the onion bits. Freaking hate onions. Except occasionally fairly mild onion powder, I guess. For some reason I like sour cream and onion potato chips, but detest both sour cream and onion. Is the taste of culinary death for everything else. And they're put in so many things ;_;

[Sirus]

I'm not that familiar with fantasy warhammer, but isn't 40K in the same continuity as it? Cause if yes, then don't the humans win in the end (with chaos surviving, of course) no matter what?

Iirc they're more like parallel continuities. Like, I think that at one point the 40k Warp briefly connected to the WHF setting.

They were referenced to be connected at one point but now they're only connected by the Chaos gods.
Not that it matters now that they've nuked the setting.

...say what?

[Sergarr]

Onion is pure magic. It can be used for cooking practically everything you ever want. And it's tasty, too, if you know how to deal with it.

[Xantalos]

I'm not that familiar with fantasy warhammer, but isn't 40K in the same continuity as it? Cause if yes, then don't the humans win in the end (with chaos surviving, of course) no matter what?

Iirc they're more like parallel continuities. Like, I think that at one point the 40k Warp briefly connected to the WHF setting.

They were referenced to be connected at one point but now they're only connected by the Chaos gods.
Not that it matters now that they've nuked the setting.

...say what?

Yeah, Chaos won. Setting's destroyed entirely except for maybe what seems to be Sigmar or maybe the 40k Emperor - it just says he was once a man.
Yay for good plot progression. All the other bullshit meant nothing after all.

[Sergarr]

I'm not that familiar with fantasy warhammer, but isn't 40K in the same continuity as it? Cause if yes, then don't the humans win in the end (with chaos surviving, of course) no matter what?

Iirc they're more like parallel continuities. Like, I think that at one point the 40k Warp briefly connected to the WHF setting.

They were referenced to be connected at one point but now they're only connected by the Chaos gods.
Not that it matters now that they've nuked the setting.

...say what?

Yeah, Chaos won. Setting's destroyed entirely except for maybe what seems to be Sigmar or maybe the 40k Emperor - it just says he was once a man.
Yay for good plot progression. All the other bullshit meant nothing after all.

Wait.

Plot progression, in MY Warhammer?

IMPOSSIBLE

[Flying Dice]

Much like humans in 40K it's a blessing for any GW property to die because death is a reprieve from the horrors that would otherwise await.

[Xantalos]

Yep.
_{oh btw Malekith was the chosen Phoenix king all along even though he's dedicated the last 6000 years to kicking the forces of order in the balls
also the Skaven kill every nation except the Empire because who cares about diversity of world building and shit
also everything is Teclis' fault
lelelellelelelelelelele}

[Frumple]

Onion is pure magic. It can be used for cooking practically everything you ever want. And it's tasty, too, if you know how to deal with it.

Onion is tasty to someone who finds onions tasty. Which I am not. With how often they show up in basically everything, I've ended up tasting a lot of onion over my lifetime. Each and every one of them was dish-destroyingly terrible. Insofar as I've been able to tell, it's physically impossible to cook an onion or cook with onion in a way that doesn't taste vile to me.

Except those potato chips. They're alright.