2020-05-04 [DMFA #1985] - Finding a compromise

[Tapewolf]

This is probably for the best, at least where Dan's safety is concerned.  Though it would have been fun to see Destania's realise she'd miscalculated.

[ProfesseurRenard]

This is probably for the best, at least where Dan's safety is concerned.  Though it would have been fun to see Destania's realise she'd miscalculated.

Indeed. Also, just for fun:

Cyra: "I am sorry to mention this now, but sadly you come from a line of incredibly poor flyers..."
Dan: "Oh, for f'sake!"

[MT Hazard]

Flying is easy Dan, you just have to throw yourself at the ground...and miss. You've already got the first part down, how hard can it be?

[Shadow_B_Panther]

Indeed. Also, just for fun:

Cyra: "I am sorry to mention this now, but sadly you come from a line of incredibly poor flyers..."
Dan: "Oh, for f'sake!"

I guess its a good thing their affinity is pain.

[MT Hazard]

Indeed. Also, just for fun:

Cyra: "I am sorry to mention this now, but sadly you come from a line of incredibly poor flyers..."
Dan: "Oh, for f'sake!"

I guess its a good thing their affinity is pain.

"Every day, every hour, turn the pain into power..."

[Radagast]

Flying is easy Dan, you just have to throw yourself at the ground...and miss. You've already got the first part down, how hard can it be?

I mean really, if you think about it, the basic principle of flying is the same as bipedal walking.  In the end it's just a series of small controlled falls in which you repeatedly catch yourself.  The main difference is whether you're using feet against the ground or wings against the air to accomplish that. 

[Abel-needs-a-hug]

Is that a "The Land Before Time" reference?

[Radagast]

I can honestly say that I have no idea what you're referring to with that question. 

[ProfesseurRenard]

I can honestly say that I have no idea what you're referring to with that question.

As can I.

[Jasae Bushae]

Oh wow, honestly the first time ive ever seen a Petri reference

[Radagast]

Oh wow, honestly the first time ive ever seen a Petri reference

...Could you please clarify?  I'm usually very good at spotting references, so my continued inability to catch it is driving me up the wall.