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#81

Random Discussion / Re: Nanowrimo

Last post by Cadoc - Nov 03, 2015, 11:16AM

The Lightning Tree is in an anthology called Rogues. Clever little bit of work.

Oh Kaladin. Such an unlikely guy. And yet, really freaking lucky too. Hand in hand I suppose. If you like that book, there's a second one out. Words of Radiance. A little longer than the first one too. You might also like Warbreaker, now that I think of it. The characters and how they interact with the world are quite nice. It's standalone at the moment, but I think he has plans to write more and make it a series.

#82

Games / Re: This or That

Last post by Cadoc - Nov 03, 2015, 11:05AM

Oh that's just evil. I've played both. Ughhhhhh.

I guess Magic. If I'm not playing it, I'm collecting them for the art.


Crepes or pancakes?

#83

Random Discussion / Re: Nanowrimo

Last post by yuichen - Nov 03, 2015, 01:21AM

The Lightning Tree??

I read a little of The Way of Kings this afternoon. Kaladin just became the Bridgeleader.

#84

Games / Re: This or That

Last post by yuichen - Nov 03, 2015, 01:18AM

I'm kind of intrigued by those tiny houses.

Magic: The Gathering or Gwent?

#85

Random Discussion / Re: Nanowrimo

Last post by Cadoc - Nov 03, 2015, 01:00AM

I think the last thing I read and really liked was Brandon Sanderson's Shadows for Silence in the Forests of Hell. So I guess the question will be: which Rothfuss story to crack open again? Slow Regard of Silent Things? Name of the Wind? Wise Man's Fear? The Lightning Tree?

#86

Games / Re: This or That

Last post by Cadoc - Nov 03, 2015, 12:52AM

For a while hubby and I slept on a futon when lack of bed was our problem. While not fond of it, I can't say I've ever been in a murphy bed. So, futon.


Rv or a tiny home (you know, the kind they build on a trailer but has all the amenities of a full size house, and designed to travel?)

#87

Games / Re: This or That

Last post by yuichen - Nov 02, 2015, 11:07PM

That sounds delightful :/ We didn't really have many lady bugs (or the ones that look like them) this year. Usually the entryway is loaded with them but there were maybe 10 in all? Not that I'm complaining.

Hmm, still live I think. Granted you may be lucky enough to find acoustic live sets. Like Foo's Skin and Bones

futons or murphy beds?

#88

Random Discussion / Re: Nanowrimo

Last post by yuichen - Nov 02, 2015, 10:54PM

You'd think it would. I can't imagine you'd miss it unless it was just that boring.

#89

Random Discussion / Re: Nanowrimo

Last post by Cadoc - Nov 02, 2015, 08:44PM

They might have but I certainly don't remember them mentioning it. Thought that would have stood out.

Ha, I pull shit for stories out of my ass all the time. I know it's not a painful process, just an odd one. 

#90

Games / Re: This or That

Last post by Cadoc - Nov 02, 2015, 08:42PM

Oh lucky you. We got both, all the time. Plus the democrats. (Not sure why we called them that, they were the nasty little boxelder bugs. They loved to hang out on the siding in the fading autumn sun. And they stunk if you crushed one.)

Flavored water cause I haven't found a tea I really like.


Acoustic covers or live sets? (And no, you're not at the concert--just a live recording.)