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Thread: The Order Of The Stick: January
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2005-01-05, 04:14 AM (ISO 8601)
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Re: The Order Of The Stick: January
Also just registered an account. I'm an avid D&D player and DM, and love your comic, but this'un is just superb. I love "The Cheese Shop", one of my favorites, my acting buddies and I have a repertoire (sp?) of MP sketches, and that is one of our absolute favorites. Also liked the almost lead-in to "Spam". Bloody brilliant.
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2005-01-05, 04:57 AM (ISO 8601)
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Re: The Order Of The Stick: January
Originally Posted by The Giant
Anyways, Keith would be "you", at 8am in the morning when I am browsing your comic as well as the Eberron boards (feat. Keith Baker), as well as supporting a customer while trying to write a post...
My sincere apologies, John.. er... Rich! :)
:-[
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2005-01-05, 05:53 AM (ISO 8601)
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Originally Posted by Maelflux
I'm sure The Giant wouldn't mind being mistaken for him at all...
I'm sure he is over it by now. ;)
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2005-01-05, 05:57 AM (ISO 8601)
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Re: economics. It is possible that the casters have cost reducing feats to save money, and are taping XP using something out of BoVD: so they are doing OK thank you very much...
Re: the Python comic. I got the ex-parrot but what was the cat+snake from?
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2005-01-05, 06:14 AM (ISO 8601)
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Re: The Order Of The Stick: January
Originally Posted by Maelflux
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2005-01-05, 07:19 AM (ISO 8601)
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Well done, Rich! Classic remake of the old cheese shop sketch. One of the funniest strips to date.
I have to say that really brought me back into the past as I fondly recalled the days where you first introduced me to that sketch.
Hilarious! I like your substitue "earspoon" instead of a certain cheese from Venezuela. ;)
Of course I also like the I'm a lumber jack parody in the incentives panel as well.
Well done. Kudos.
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2005-01-05, 08:03 AM (ISO 8601)
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Return of the mighty Bohemean Earspoon!
So Rich has been reading "101 Uses for a Portable Hole" in an ancient Dragon Magazine :-)
Brilliant comic today, lovely!
And reminds me of a certain DM that did nearly the same to one of my characters, although with a magic item shoppe. He said "we have all kinds of magic items" on sale. I wanted to buy a Necklace Of Missiles for my fighter, but after some hilariously funny roleplaying I ended up with boots of striding and springing, because that's what the shop sold - boots of all kind, nothing else. *Grumble!*
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2005-01-05, 08:47 AM (ISO 8601)
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Re: The Order Of The Stick: January
Originally Posted by Musrum
Funniest. Strip. Evar.
New avatar by the Sneak!&&&&Not for the faint of heart... or the faint of butt...
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2005-01-05, 09:05 AM (ISO 8601)
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"I got a license for my pet dog Eric, and I got a license for my pet cat Eric."...
Two wonderful tributes to Monty Python today, one in the comic, and the other one in ... well, if I tell everyone that, they won't ... well, you know. And they've got to do the second to see the first, so... Right.
Thanks, Keit... Rich, for another wonderful laugh, before I go to sleep. :)
(Damned night shift.)Lurkaholic. Fetch me some more lurkahol.
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2005-01-05, 09:51 AM (ISO 8601)
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"Not much of a polearm shop, is it?"
Thanks for a fine laugh this morning. :)\"If Woody had gone straight to the police, none of this ever would have happened.\"&&~Narrator from the Woody the Woodpecker cartoon
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2005-01-05, 10:08 AM (ISO 8601)
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You just know that Giant's gotta write up the stats for a Bohemian Earspoon.
Alignments are objective. Right and wrong are not.
Good: Will act to prevent harm to others even at personal cost.
Evil: Will seek personal benefit even if it causes harm to others.
Law: General, universal, and consistent trump specific, local, and inconsistent.
Chaos: Specific, local, and inconsistent trump general, universal, and consistent.
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2005-01-05, 10:30 AM (ISO 8601)
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Forget the earspoon, just give me a glaive-glaive-glaive-guisarme-glaive (of stuttering).
Good. Bad. I\'m the guy with the gun.
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2005-01-05, 10:34 AM (ISO 8601)
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That sounds like a Swiss Army Polearm.
"Ya, see? This head's for taking down mounted knights, this one's for moving hay and manure, this one pulls the corks out of bottles, and this one's an apple peeler."
[edit] Anyone notice that Roy uses the word 'frelling' in this strip? I think Giant's a 'Scaper... :)Alignments are objective. Right and wrong are not.
Good: Will act to prevent harm to others even at personal cost.
Evil: Will seek personal benefit even if it causes harm to others.
Law: General, universal, and consistent trump specific, local, and inconsistent.
Chaos: Specific, local, and inconsistent trump general, universal, and consistent.
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2005-01-05, 10:42 AM (ISO 8601)
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Re: The Order Of The Stick: January
Originally Posted by Caledonian
And don't forget the potfour....
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2005-01-05, 12:31 PM (ISO 8601)
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This is the best strip ever!! ;D
(Beating out naked Elan tumbling #26)
Loved the Python tribute!! Wonderful way of working in three sketches and a Farscape reference. 8)
Rich you have out done yourself.
(Bowing down before The Giant)
I'm not worthy!
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2005-01-05, 12:38 PM (ISO 8601)
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Fortunately , Roy didn't take that blue hilt magic sword Elan had looted in Xykon's lair, or he would gain a darkside point by stabbing the storekeeper.
Oh sorry, too much Star Wars :)Don\'t be lazy, be dumb.
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2005-01-05, 01:20 PM (ISO 8601)
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Well none of us are worthy of him.
Great laugh, I got kicked out of the library cuz me and my friend was laughing too much.As Arathrarf gazed over the destruction, the death, the fleeing alliance armies, the lakes of blood, Gorn-Zor spoke behind him. && \"You have won the day, Arathrarf, the Ascended,\" the Dark Lord spoke in his devouring voice.&&Arathrarf only stared across the battlefield.&&&&And Arathrarf smiled.
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2005-01-05, 01:21 PM (ISO 8601)
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Hey, good point, what did happen to that sword? It was certainly magical, being in that treasure hoard...
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2005-01-05, 03:02 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: The Order Of The Stick: January
Originally Posted by Peldor
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2005-01-05, 03:06 PM (ISO 8601)
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Oh, and while we're on the subject, what's up with the cat's rear end in panel 16? The cat comes, the cat leaves, the cat is gone...the cat's behind shows up for one panel...the cat is gone again, and returns a few panels later. Is the cat (who, previously, apparently had some comment on the topic of spaying ones' pets, thank you Bob Barker) taking a moment to give his opinion of the topic at hand, or is somebody just getting a little slap-happy on the copy/paste function? Eh??
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2005-01-05, 03:48 PM (ISO 8601)
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Greatest comic in a long while. Took a while for it to register, but that's what comes from checking comics before coffee in a morning. :P
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2005-01-05, 04:00 PM (ISO 8601)
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Classic ;D . I got the cheese shop reference straight away. Spotted the dead parrot, the python and of course the spam. This is now my top favourite.
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2005-01-05, 04:40 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: The Order Of The Stick: January
Originally Posted by Rodrick_the_Red
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2005-01-05, 05:17 PM (ISO 8601)
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Frelling.
Alignments are objective. Right and wrong are not.
Good: Will act to prevent harm to others even at personal cost.
Evil: Will seek personal benefit even if it causes harm to others.
Law: General, universal, and consistent trump specific, local, and inconsistent.
Chaos: Specific, local, and inconsistent trump general, universal, and consistent.
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2005-01-05, 05:39 PM (ISO 8601)
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Fascinating.
I never really saw Mr. Burlew as a Python fan.
"It's not 'pining', it's passed on!!!"I shall make up for the lack of ingenuity in my foolish post with a concise and witty signature. Read thus so far? Too late for you!
I laugh.
Possibly the first player in 3.5 to take energy damage (radioactive). See here
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2005-01-05, 05:43 PM (ISO 8601)
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for some reason I didn't like this strip much. Don't get me wrong, I like Monty Python. I've just heard that Cheese Shop skit so many times that by the time I read the second panel I knew exactly what the rest of the comic was going to be like. The only really funny part for me was in the last panel where Roy didn't have a weapon to kill the shopkeeper with. This is why I like Monks, you don't need weapons! ;D
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2005-01-05, 07:40 PM (ISO 8601)
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Next panel...
W00t! ;D ;D
Al together now!
Glaive, glaive, glaive, wonderful Glaive!!!-jjh
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2005-01-05, 08:11 PM (ISO 8601)
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Well... for those of us who've never heard of this Cheese Shop thing you're all talking about, I'm afraid this one is kind of... weird. Bizarre, even. Not really funny, unfortunately, since I can't get the joke.
But that's fine. Rumor has it that some of the gaming stuff goes over other people's heads. It's not like the strip's being drawn just for me, or anything...I am... no one.
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2005-01-05, 08:13 PM (ISO 8601)
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2005-01-05, 08:16 PM (ISO 8601)
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Watching it requires first HAVING it. The only Monty Python I've seen was Holy Grail.
Oh, and a piece of some skit called Kamikazi Highlanders, or something like that...I am... no one.