technically drow are elves
also that implies the drow in question spends all their time underground, which ignores drow who don't live in caves eating mushrooms all-day
also: if an elf lives among humans and eats the same stuff humans do, their breastmilk shouldn't taste any different from normal human milk
this entire thing reads like a shit post
Yeah, it made me want to vomit. It's incredibly fricking funny to read some doujin where the guy is drinking from the girl's breasts and it's all sexy and shit when you know that if you tried to do that IRL he would gag and spit it all over her.
>also: if an elf lives among humans and eats the same stuff humans do, their breastmilk shouldn't taste any different from normal human milk
That's assuming there aren't any biology-based differences, like different amount of fat or different enzymes, which affect the taste.
It's not only real but somebody paid money to ask him "Since elven breastmilk tastes minty, does drow breastmilk also taste minty? If not, what would it taste like?"
Huh, I like that bit about Dwarf babies' rattles being built as a trick lock puzzle that they'll eventually grow into being able to open. Nice detail that I think I'll try to work into a backstory.
Continuum is pretty cool game, for a while atleast. There's criminally few games out there that incorporate time travel as an actual tool and mechanic.
>be dwarves >really into maths and geometry, which are mostly the same as in our world >mostly >categorise the six shapes that we know as the Platonic solids >>six
They love using this shape in their architecture and designs, but it’s physically impossible for any one of us to represent. Our mathematics are just slightly off. As a placeholder I use a kinda bevelled cube, but it doesn’t do it justice. Nothing can.
The author also seems to be under the impression that cancer didn't exist before "toxic waste." This is just wild from start to finish.
>be dwarves >really into maths and geometry, which are mostly the same as in our world >mostly >categorise the six shapes that we know as the Platonic solids >>six
They love using this shape in their architecture and designs, but it’s physically impossible for any one of us to represent. Our mathematics are just slightly off. As a placeholder I use a kinda bevelled cube, but it doesn’t do it justice. Nothing can.
It's probably intended as a reference to the 6 dice shapes. Just use a d10.
It's white wolf, they are so deep on the romanticism end of the romanticism-enlightenment spectrum that they made morally grey conflicts not by design but by being so removed from common sense that their villains start to seem either as reasonable or more reasonable that their heroes to the average person
I'm wondering if the guy in good faith saw a statistic that was like "Half of the people with HIV in Thailand have AIDS" and then misinterpreted that as "half of Thailand has AIDS"
If that was true, that would be a literal planetary apocalypse level event.
I'm wondering how the frick did they even arrive at that point. One guy got a REALLY cool heroin needle and wanted to share with everyone? Sex pollen? A truly massive rape gang?
Paradox really are worthy successors; their heads are jammed equally far up their own dickholes. I can easily see whoever wrote that Thailand and cancer garbage also writing Beast.
I'm wondering if the guy in good faith saw a statistic that was like "Half of the people with HIV in Thailand have AIDS" and then misinterpreted that as "half of Thailand has AIDS"
If that was true, that would be a literal planetary apocalypse level event.
If that passage was written in good faith, it was written by a monumental idiot.
In this novel a human orphan is raised by dwarves. And he really, REALLY wants to be a dwarf himself. They go on a quest, hijinks ensue, he sacrifices himself and the dwarf god rewards him to be reborn as a dwarf. One of his female friends later gets pregnant and gives birth to him as a dwarf.
>Surely nobody will ever use this information for erp.
technically drow are elves
also that implies the drow in question spends all their time underground, which ignores drow who don't live in caves eating mushrooms all-day
also: if an elf lives among humans and eats the same stuff humans do, their breastmilk shouldn't taste any different from normal human milk
this entire thing reads like a shit post
Human breastmilk tastes horrendous.
Have you tasted it? As in after your infancy?
Yeah, it made me want to vomit. It's incredibly fricking funny to read some doujin where the guy is drinking from the girl's breasts and it's all sexy and shit when you know that if you tried to do that IRL he would gag and spit it all over her.
Maybe it's an acquired taste? Though then again you are drinking unpasteurized milk
The issue was that the taste was really really damn strong so I'm not sure.
If you have a girlfriend/ wife who is accomadating enough to let you drink her milk you have really struck gold anyways
Unpasteurized fresh milk tastes pretty good. You're just rolling the dice with some potentially nasty infections.
Cow's that is. I haven't the breadth of experience of some anons
NTA, but most of my friends with kids were curious enough to try it and the majority opinion was that it just tastes very bland.
I thought it tasted like the milk left over after a bowl of honey nut Cheerios
Don't generalize from a single sample, it really depends on diet, lifestyle, current health state, and genetic predispositions.
>also: if an elf lives among humans and eats the same stuff humans do, their breastmilk shouldn't taste any different from normal human milk
That's assuming there aren't any biology-based differences, like different amount of fat or different enzymes, which affect the taste.
Greenwood is cheating.
this better be fake
It's not only real but somebody paid money to ask him "Since elven breastmilk tastes minty, does drow breastmilk also taste minty? If not, what would it taste like?"
Huh, I like that bit about Dwarf babies' rattles being built as a trick lock puzzle that they'll eventually grow into being able to open. Nice detail that I think I'll try to work into a backstory.
I remember that when he posted it, was wondering how long it would take before I saw it posted it here
Continuum is pretty cool game, for a while atleast. There's criminally few games out there that incorporate time travel as an actual tool and mechanic.
>be dwarves
>really into maths and geometry, which are mostly the same as in our world
>mostly
>categorise the six shapes that we know as the Platonic solids
>>six
They love using this shape in their architecture and designs, but it’s physically impossible for any one of us to represent. Our mathematics are just slightly off. As a placeholder I use a kinda bevelled cube, but it doesn’t do it justice. Nothing can.
What mtg book is this from?
Teeth of Akoum, I think?
It novelizes when Nissa unseals the Eldrazi.
In World of Darkness, half of Thailand has AIDS. This wasn't just mentioned once either, this was mentioned a few times across a few different books.
The author also seems to be under the impression that cancer didn't exist before "toxic waste." This is just wild from start to finish.
It's probably intended as a reference to the 6 dice shapes. Just use a d10.
It's white wolf, they are so deep on the romanticism end of the romanticism-enlightenment spectrum that they made morally grey conflicts not by design but by being so removed from common sense that their villains start to seem either as reasonable or more reasonable that their heroes to the average person
I'm wondering if the guy in good faith saw a statistic that was like "Half of the people with HIV in Thailand have AIDS" and then misinterpreted that as "half of Thailand has AIDS"
If that was true, that would be a literal planetary apocalypse level event.
I'm wondering how the frick did they even arrive at that point. One guy got a REALLY cool heroin needle and wanted to share with everyone? Sex pollen? A truly massive rape gang?
It's WoD. Magic did it.
Paradox really are worthy successors; their heads are jammed equally far up their own dickholes. I can easily see whoever wrote that Thailand and cancer garbage also writing Beast.
If that passage was written in good faith, it was written by a monumental idiot.
In this novel a human orphan is raised by dwarves. And he really, REALLY wants to be a dwarf himself. They go on a quest, hijinks ensue, he sacrifices himself and the dwarf god rewards him to be reborn as a dwarf. One of his female friends later gets pregnant and gives birth to him as a dwarf.
>Space Marines engaging in ritual cannibalism as part of their coming-of-age ceremonies