Forging understanding among cubi and dragons :)

[Ted Schiller]

Abel: I'm going to do something I probably should not do.
        Dan, would you give Pyroduck your mother's book?

Abel: Turn to a page at random and read.

Pyroduck: ::flip, flip, flip::   ::read, read, read::

Pyroduck: Suddenly, I am a lot more sympathetic for my relatives' actions.


With regards,
Ted

[Mao]

While it's an interesting thought.. I'm going to pose my original though upon reading this:

Wut?

[Keleth]

While it's an interesting thought.. I'm going to pose my original though upon reading this:

Wut?

Science!

[Corgatha Taldorthar]

And String Beans!

[Attic Rat]

Understanding your enemy is an important step toward destroying him. 

[Lisky]

That's right kids, because knowing is half the battle *sagely walks away*

[Tapewolf]

Understanding your enemy is an important step toward destroying him. 

And destroying your enemy is the key to making more enemies 

[Corgatha Taldorthar]

Sinking into somnolence is good after destroying your enemy as well.

[Amber Williams]

Why would Abel want to help Pyroduck with anything short of off a cliff?

[llearch n'n'daCorna]

You know, the first time I read through the topic, I went "uh... forging? As in, making a fake?"


I'm still not sure that wasn't what was originally intended...

[Lisky]

... i would counter that argument that Pyro has wings, and, even if it's not elegantly, he could probably still glide, if not outright fly...

Wouldn't it be more like, Abel helping Pyro into the spinning blade of a band-saw?  Or, perhaps into the proper placement of a Rube Goldberg of death... Ala Final Destination and it's horrible and obnoxiously predictable, and not scary in any way shape or form, sequels....

but... perhaps that's just me over-analyzing...

[Turnsky]

Why would Abel want to help Pyroduck with anything short of off a cliff?

i'm picturing two things: one, Abel and Pyroduck being 'civil' over a cup of tea.
two: that 'civility over tea' breaks down into the classic warner bros gag as soon as "one lump or two?" is uttered. 

*mallets ensue*

[Naldru]

I find it quite possible that the Destania's book would have chapters on pain and suffering caused by other races.  In that case, reading her book would simply convince him that most races are capable of cruelty, assuming that he didn't already hold that belief.

[RobbieThe1st]

Why would Abel want to help Pyroduck with anything short of off a cliff?

One word: Mab. 

[Anker Steadfast]

Why would Abel want to help Pyroduck with anything short of off a cliff?

One word: Mab. 

Alternative word: Fa'Lina

[Scarydragon]

Why would Abel want to help Pyroduck with anything short of off a cliff?

One word: Mab.  

Alternative word: Fa'Lina

Colorful word: Rainbows!

[Turnsky]

Why would Abel want to help Pyroduck with anything short of off a cliff?

One word: Mab.  

Alternative word: Fa'Lina

Colorful word: Rainbows!

Random word: PARSNIPS!

[Tapewolf]

Random word: PARSNIPS!

Maybe I should have just moved it straight into the bin 

[Turnsky]

Random word: PARSNIPS!

Maybe I should have just moved it straight into the bin 

it's not like you didn't see this coming, Nostradamus 

[Keleth]

Nostril what?

[Tapewolf]

it's not like you didn't see this coming, Nostradamus 

Call it a misguided faith in humanity.

[Mao]

Call it a misguided faith in humanity.

I hope you've learned your lesson.

[Scarydragon]

I hope you've learned your lesson.

And that's how Tapewolf learned not to have faith in people he meets on the internet.

/DryEnglishAccent

[llearch n'n'daCorna]

And that's how Tapewolf learned not to have faith in people he meets.

Fixed your quote. ;-]

[Scarydragon]

Fixed your quote. ;-]

Haha, thanks. I just realized what I had put before.