R. I. P.
Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 6:31 am
Chris "Thael" Steward
You are missed.
You created a verb
Main Entry:
Thael
Pronunciation:
\Th-ael\
Function:
Verb
Etymology:
Modern English
1: To fall asleep in the middle of an event
2: To suck horribly
Syn: "ur doin it wrong"
You snoring and sleep-talking amused us.
Your obstinate nature, which killed you, angered us. Mainly because it killed you, but also because it made you difficult to educate or motivate.
Your murder-through-inaction of Merl was inspired. Eaten by a dinosaur, carried off into the woods, finally cut his way out, and then eaten by its mate as he slid out... and all because your invulnerable character wanted to throw knives instead of killing the critters in a few hits. Glorious.
Your lack of transportation was both irritating, and amusing. Where did your money go?
You always had something positive to say about people you knew, even when others were talking bad about them (which confused and amazed me, and was admirable).
You never played a new character once, and you hated roleplaying but did it with us constantly (I'm sorry we never gave you a truly inspired roll-playing game... then again you did play in the Tower... there was a great deal of rolling there). Thank you. I think.
You were a fun guy to have around.
Sorry we couldn't have helped you more, in the hospital, and in general.
R.I.P. man, and remember, don't accept offers from elder gods. They never turn out well.
You are missed.
You created a verb
Main Entry:
Thael
Pronunciation:
\Th-ael\
Function:
Verb
Etymology:
Modern English
1: To fall asleep in the middle of an event
2: To suck horribly
Syn: "ur doin it wrong"
You snoring and sleep-talking amused us.
Your obstinate nature, which killed you, angered us. Mainly because it killed you, but also because it made you difficult to educate or motivate.
Your murder-through-inaction of Merl was inspired. Eaten by a dinosaur, carried off into the woods, finally cut his way out, and then eaten by its mate as he slid out... and all because your invulnerable character wanted to throw knives instead of killing the critters in a few hits. Glorious.
Your lack of transportation was both irritating, and amusing. Where did your money go?
You always had something positive to say about people you knew, even when others were talking bad about them (which confused and amazed me, and was admirable).
You never played a new character once, and you hated roleplaying but did it with us constantly (I'm sorry we never gave you a truly inspired roll-playing game... then again you did play in the Tower... there was a great deal of rolling there). Thank you. I think.
You were a fun guy to have around.
Sorry we couldn't have helped you more, in the hospital, and in general.
R.I.P. man, and remember, don't accept offers from elder gods. They never turn out well.