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> ...who are descended from the Scottish Campbell clan. McGregor clan-person here.
Sorry for the laugh before, but, really, someone's gotta start an "adventure" RP based on the passing of gas. I don't think it's ever been done...
Foster said So pretty much: detention, boot-camp, and getting caught passing-gas in an airliner.


lol... ha... hahaha... snrk!
It's been four months people... in all that time, you absolutely must have more quotes than this?!
Ellri said
indeed it is.


And this is why history repeats itself. Heh...
Ellri said
we joined an RP some time ago that started in jail... unfortunately the GM went AWOL before it really got moving.


Funny, I had the same thing happen when I joined a prison RP. Small world...
TJByrum said
But I've always wondered... what sort of stuff would realistically cause a group of random strangers to suddenly decide "better team up"? Just tell me what you think.


Well, really, you don't need them to "team up"... they don't need to use the tavern/inn as just the starting place for a "Quest." Think of the series "Cheers." Just a group of guys/gals who visit the tavern for a drink, perhaps even a bite to eat, along with a room for the night. The whole point is the tavern/inn "experience" where you can go to drink, eat and gossip, whether you be stranger or regular. Perhaps even share a room for the night, if you are so inclined (please remember to black out when you do).

That's what I think. But if you want something more to happen, say something "Orient Express" in nature, have at it. Taverns/inns can be fun places to have an adventure, in and of themselves.
"Scotland... the land where men are men, and the sheep are mighty nervous."
Well, what do you know... I'm Scottish, too. At least on my father's side.
Magic Magnum said
Everybody wants to be safe, but is safety too dangerous to be left in the hands of governments?


I like what Benjamin Franklin said on the matter:

"He who sacrifices freedom for security deserves neither.”

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