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Just for Fun / Dance Across the World
« on: June 26, 2008, 03:18:49 pm »
Got a big kick out of this video.  It should be the end-movie cutscene for Diplomatic Victory in Civ IV.

YouTube - Where the Hell is Matt? (2008)
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General Discussion / For the love of Chongo's awesome new areas.
« on: June 14, 2008, 05:43:39 pm »
I can't stress enough how beautiful this guy's work is.  Ever since V3 and the subsequent updates, I always do a quick doubletake and take the time to look around amazed at what he's done with the place.  There are tilesets in use now that actually look BETTER and cripser than many of the NWN2 ones, and finally there's a decent amount of depth and height perception in places like Firesteep, which were originally very plateau-ish and "run across the flat plane and climb up to the next level-ish"  Now you actually get a feeling for the massive climb, and a sense of going upward.  A MAJOR feat considering how notoriously 2 dimensional the base bioware engine is in terms of altitude.  And now, after 4-5 years of being told "we will never have bard enemy spawns, they have horrible AI", I encountered one that actually works pretty well!

Major Kudos to him and the rest of the building team involved for the major facelift the place has gotten!  From the Dapplegreen to Firesteep, Dalanthar and the Thunder Peaks, this place just keeps getting better and better.

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General Discussion / Oh that snake doth rock!
« on: March 14, 2008, 03:07:26 am »
Just wanted to chime in here that the quest Darkstorme threw tonight was probably the best quest I've been on in the past 3 years here.  Excellent plot, allowing the PCs to bicker and build tension, lots of dramatic hotspots and man... that underwater quest area is just one of the best ones ever.  Kudos man... epic RPG kudos of a phenomenal level!
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General Discussion / Welcome Back, Gilli, Tilli and Hrothgar!!!
« on: January 25, 2008, 09:06:48 pm »
Words cannot describe how happy I am to see you guys back in action.  I'll be back online all weekend.  See you soon!
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Just for Fun / Playing Layo When you Really Aren't
« on: January 15, 2008, 07:13:25 am »
How many other people play Layonara's campaign in other games, I wonder?  I've found myself going through the motions many a time... First when replaying Final Fantasy 7 over half a decade After...  I chose the names for the PCs as "Dyness, Farros, Celgar, Xiao and etc.  Now, while playing Sim Societies, I find myself in the throes of Layo Lore yet again... BjornCo Industries, the Plenarius & Rhizome druid's treehouse sector complete with Drogo's Tomb, Czukay's haunted Castle Ruins sector with Skabot's Tower and citezen zombies, Rakish's Pirate Cove, Farros' Mansion and complete with accompanying Black Sun Monestaries and Corathite Temples, Acacea's Carnival Tents w/ cotton candy and games, Jennera's Dojo and Soup Kitchens & other assorred charitable organizations, Akki's Theatres of Interperative Sexy Dances, Flynn's Jester Acadamy, Kor's Huts, Warsinger's Skald Lodges, Skabot's Tower, The Black Sun Academy, Barion's brews, Ketibjorn's Nervous Chicken Coops, BjornCo Foundaries, Arkolio's Vice Syndicate of seedy bars and speakasies, Pyrran's Brewery, Temples of Corath, Prunilla, Katia and Toran...  I can't get Layo out of my head!

Right now I have about 1/4 a map worth of Layo-Appropriate Sim Society Civilizations mapped out.  I just can't stop reproducing this campaign in other games!  Whether it be Final Fantasy, Sim Cities, any of the old NES emulated games or anything else... My brain is hotwired Layo.  I don't even remotely remember the gods pantheon from Forgotten Realms anymore... Egads!

How often do find yourself playing Layo in other games?  Once I finish this SimSocieties map I'm working on, I'll post.  Anybody else have naughty Layo Secrets?

Oh yeah, btw... Sim Societies Rules!  Never Before have I found a game where I wake up, sit down at the computer, look out the window "five minutes later" and notice that its aleady dusk... a mere perceptive 5 minutes of funtime into the game!  The Communist Collective buildings really draw me in!  I cold-turkeyed GalCivII, the Witcher and Two Worlds overnight over this game...

And since I find myself terminally recreating Layo with every game, I'm just going to have to st aside a day per week to come back... I'll be posting in the calendar events section when I'm around... Bjornigar Industries needs to live up to these false expectations of mine!  Maybe a worker's union of Layo?  The people need to rule... So march the masses!

OK, OK, I'm back... I can't get this game out of my head!
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Just for Fun / Talk to you Children Today, before it's too late!
« on: December 11, 2007, 03:37:53 pm »
This one cracked my up and the kids are so cute.

YouTube - Cooties
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Ask A Gamemaster / A jukebox in Hempstead
« on: December 10, 2007, 04:14:06 am »
How much would it cost to outright buy a jukebox for Hempstead's Scamps Mug Tavern?  Surely not much more than buying one for one's own house, aye?  Farros, Being a man of the people, would gladly buy a jukebox from the realtor's shop and equip the Scamps Mug with its own Jukebox for the pleasure of all, all royalties of the tune changing going straight to the house!

I use that kitchen often, and so do many people, so I would like to know how much I can pull out of my pocket and benefit the many cooks of its kitchen and the local populace.  I so do like those custom songs from the planescape soundtrack to do my 15-25 minutes of crafting daily.

As a bard of drunken delight, I feel downright negligent for not making this investment for the masses sooner!
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It has come to our attention that the spawned enemies of the server have been abusing the magic system in such a way which is not in the spirit of the server.  This has got to stop.

Firstly, it is poor sportsmanship and metagaming to exploit the system and not harm your own allies with area of effect spells which should be damaging to oneself when cast in small quarters.  Clearly if a mage player's fireball immolates his own party when cast, it is just poor form to cast it at point blank when being attacked, knowing full well that if it weren't for the bioware hardcoding, you and your own allies would be so immolated.  Hellball and meteor swarm were never meant to be cast upon the self or the allies.  A succubus should never dance around in her own black tentacles!

We have also heard numerous reports about NPC mages casting large litanies of spells without the appropriate spell components or the corresponding eschew feats.  This is clearly abusing the system, and we would ask that in the future all you NPC mages would either please plan your spells per day around a non-componented selection, aquire the eschew feats at the earliest opportunity or invest in material components.

Furthermore, we would ask that your bodyguards would cease and desist all attempts to lure the player characters by wandering around corners, into other spawn points or fleeing past other species of critters to assault the party.  It is clearly metagaming for a frightened ogre to flee behind an ancient dire bear which would, if not for the hardcoded bioware factions, maul the ogre without another thought.  The same goes for ogres and cockatrices, worgs and jaguars, goblins and falcons, and all other mismatched pairs of opposition.  Please at least RP your interactions and provide a CDT detailing *why* an ogrillon would not be eaten by a wild bear, and we may consider it.

In conclusion, we would kindly ask that the gnoll shamans, ogre mages, succubi, balor, raksasha, fire giant shamans, the giant shamans on east, the thundering shamans, the dark druids, the dark spiders and their treant-friendly webs, the troll shamans and all other NPC casters please report to the GM area for mandatory flogging.  This means you, Caustic Bones of Krandor!  Clearly acid sheath mixed with acid clouds that you are immune to are an "I-win" card!

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Rumour Has It / Bugbear Chieftain Deposed by Strange Crew
« on: November 18, 2007, 04:07:38 am »
Guardsmen and townsfolk are scratching their heads in Mariner's Hold over recent developments in which the dreaded warlord of the bugbear island was apparantly killed by a team of drunken goblins and their massively huge giantkin champion.  Upon returning his head for the sizeable sum of 600 true each, they did a happy dance and stormed the local tavern to throw a 20 keg party to brag and boast of their accomplishments.  

When reached for comment, the large one was mostly incoherent, speaking between huge chugs of ale from a cask held high above his head, laughing hysterically and describing the many ways he smashed the bugbear skulls, making beautiful abstract art on the walls of the dungeon.  One of the wee ones appeared to have some talent in showmanship, as he spun the tales and played the harpsichord fluently for the crowd, rousing them to sing along.  "We show bugbears they not gonna push us around no more!" said another, "Taller than them now we cut off legs, haha!"  

Crowd reactions were mixed, varying between awe, revelry, caution and hysterical laughter as the 4 proceeded to dish out enough ale to quench an army.  "I always knew this place was goin crazy when I saw that orc fellah in the crafthall, but now goblin hoardes?  Think its time to invest in that farmland near Thalos, this can't be good for property taxes!" said one bystander, a dwarven craftsman.  "Thems just havin ah good time, real good folk." said another, a tavern local huntsman.  "It ain't every day somebody even buy ye ah beer, and these uns treat the whole town, with a dead warlord to boot!  Ah reckon they better folk than most of us"  

In light of their contribution to the bounty commision, the local guards chose not to interfere with the revelry, ignoring more than a few noise ordinances for the night.  "I have to admit, I was alarmed when I first saw them, but a head is a head... and these four seemed to accomplish by themselves what regiments of over a dozen bounty hunters often die attempting.  We look forward to any further help they may offer in the region." stated a local clerk. "It's very rare that people accept those higher risk missions... and these boys deliver."

Farros Galdor Reporting
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Just for Fun / Bioware Under New Management
« on: October 26, 2007, 03:36:02 pm »
Just noticed a news story that Bioware's holding company is being bought out by Electronic Arts for 860 million dollars.  Not really news, but still more newsworthy than whatever Britney's smoking right now.

EA to pay over $800M for VG Holdings - Oct. 11, 2007
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Just for Fun / Hwark: Something Rancid this Way Comes
« on: October 15, 2007, 04:02:33 pm »
I really should know better than to stop at Arbys on the way to work, but it's convenient location and drive thru windows keeps calling me again and again.  This time it was a new item on the menu, the Arby's "sub" sandwiches.  First of all I must protest the naming of this item... it claims to be a sub, but the luxurious 6-12 inches of Subway, Quiznos, Duffyz and Publix have set the new standard.  The "sub" offered by Arby's is at most 5 inches long, AND cut in two.  In essence, it is a pair of 2.5" sandwiches, and as such do not quality for sub-dom.  Their dimensions are more like those Sam's Club ribwiches, cut in half.  However, appearances are the least of the worries.

While the ingredients are reminiscent of what one might put on a sub, like say, lettuce, banana peppers, pickles, lunchmeat, swiss, etc.. they are all uniformly cooked as melts, soggy with melted cheese and sweating veggies.  Now "soggy" has never been a very tempting description of a sandwich... you bite into one side and the darn thing juices all over your hand holding it, making you reach for a napkin at every bite or to ravenously lick at your hand like a starving Klingon at a plate of g'agh.  Red wine vinaigrette was never meant to be contained in a sandwich.

My next big beef with these beefless aberrations is more of a comentary on pop-sub-culture in general.  Toasted...  why the bloody blazes does EVERY single sandwich in America need to be toasted now?  I used to enjoy just going to subway and eating a sub, but then somebody at Quiznos and 7-11 got the great idea that they should offer toasted subs.  Then Subway, Firehouse and all other competition joined in suit.  Not only do they offer toasting on the menu, but now sandwich artists seem to pause every 3 seconds to ask you if you want your sub toasted.  Then, when you have the audacity to say no... they blink a bit, bewildered and ask for second confirmation.  Then there is a 30 second span where they attempt to process the data, disregard your request and just toast it anyway against your express wishes. for example...

Clerk: Toasted or untoasted?
Consumer: Untoasted, please.
Clerk: ....  you mean toasted?
Consumer: NO!  NOT Toasted!
Clerk: *thinks for 30 seconds, then throws it on the toaster*
Consumer: WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!
Clerk: *looks hurt* But EVERYBODY wants them toasted!

No, seriously... I do not want my sub toasted!  I will say it again and again... UN-Toasted!  Toasting a sub makes the bread chew on your gums, makes it carcinagenic and in effect... the sandwich eats you.  It is unnecessary, only adds more work than it needs to be and I flat out prefer it untoasted, so for gods sake, dont toast my buns!  

Even worse is when you stand in line and some angry fat woman shrieks like she was just stabbed because she didn't say anything when they asked her if she wanted her sandwich toasted, and she gets an untoasted sandwich.  It's the bloody end of the world that this blimp doesn't get to eat her lunch breakfast style and the whole store needs to suffer her shrieking mating call to the lard as she attempts to belittle the poor sandwich slingers as much as she can without wheezing from the effort.  CHILL, MISS HIPPO!  They will make you another sandwich, you have not paid yet for this one.  Take this as a learning experience, to answer people when they ask you a question instead of disgustingly telling your husband on the cell phone which feminine product he should pick up from the store for you while we are trying to eat.  If you wish to have your wishes come true, then make them audible!

But that is a general beef of all subs...  what makes THIS arbys sub special?  In the famous tradition of all Arbys food, the sauces seem to instantaneously seek ejection from the human digestive tract.  The ranch dressing mixed with juicy veggie sweat and meat grease were just too much, like mixing oil with water with baking soda.  Unlike the Arbys sandwiches with cheese sauce however, these Arby's subs seek a less conventional exit, the very path they entered the body.  After a large Dr. Pepper and but ONE of these sandwiches, my stomach gurgled and expanded like a pidgeon feasting on wedding rice, the pain was horrible.  It was like eating a troll steak and feeling it regenerate in your belly, the tiny little claws scraping against the walls of your inner being.  I sprinted to the bathroom and this time made the most horrible retching noises I could possibly inflict on our customers as the Arbys value meal soared towards the light and past my tonsils.  It is an unnerving feeling when it comes out cold, now I know what a refrigerated water fountain feels like on a warm summer day.  Again I am thwarted by the fast food industry and tricked into consuming the indigestable.  It looks so good on the billboard, tastes so good in the mouth, but feels like swallowing mothballs when it hits the stomach.  It's 1/3 the size of a Subway's footlong and about twice the calories and triple the fat and sodium.  Nutritional value... questionable.  The true victim in all of this was the poor Dr. Pepper.  A choice blend of 23 flavors should not be ejected so unceremoniously.

Beware the Arby's Subs.
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General Discussion / Huge Kudos for a Hefty Week of Impromptus!
« on: September 28, 2007, 12:40:21 pm »
To Pseudonymn, Oxsmallard and Wei-Tei-Ten, thank you so much for keeping us entertained and on our toes this past week!  Just about every single night, monday to friday has been a plethora of GM interaction, whether it be angry gnolls, rallying mercenaries, kidnapped little girls or even nefarious giant shamans disguising themselves as kidnapped little girls.  My roommate Cassius is very pleased with his War Ox, and we're all grateful for the attention!
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Just for Fun / Argh, dont touch the cheesy-beefy burrito!
« on: September 27, 2007, 02:44:31 pm »
On a whim I stopped by Taco Hell today and eyes a new concoction, the Cheesy Beefy Melted Burrito!  The display in the window looked marvelous, like a cornucopia of cheesy beefy goodness.  Golden baked hilltops displaying a veritable valley of beefy cheese.  Then I ate it.

The Cheesy Beefy Melt combines only the best qualities of wet dog food and melted plastic... that starchlike grainy feeling on your teeth minced with all the parts of the cow man was not meant to consume.  It's rice, bean, beef and cheddar filling was omniscient of month old leftover hamburger helper casserole, but the true delight was in the digestion.  When combined with Taco Bell's signature Pepsi soda, the menu item seemed to bubble inside my belly, churning in some form of tribal dance of unity.  The drink slowly started expanding, much like raw rice in a pigeon's gullet... growing and growing until it had nowhere left to go.

Then, in less than 3 minutes time after the final bite, a miracle happened!  I was sent sprinting to the washroom with a loaded colon, ready to send the Beefy Cheesy Melt off unto new adventures with a winding roller coaster ride of pipes and dead sewer rats.  This was truly amazing, as I remember my biology teacher telling us how many meters our small intestines stretched and how it took food at least 4-6 hours to complete the full circuit of digestion.  But lo and behold, it was ready to be launched well before its allotted time was due.  The secret ingredient must be shared with Arbys, as only their melted cheese has such a similar effect!

Needless to say, do skip this menu item.  In fact, I was insane to stop there in the first place!  *starts eating some Tums by the dozen, and feels like throwing up for the rest of the workday*
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Ask A Gamemaster / Grabbing masks and PVP
« on: September 27, 2007, 02:12:32 pm »
If a complete stranger walks up to you and attempts to yank your mask or helm off your head, shouldn't that be instant acceptance of PVP where you could just finger of death them for their rude insolence?  

I haven't had it happen to me yet, (at least not since way back when I played Rakish) but I've been noticing it going around lately.  Character X is just standing there with a hood on, and along comes character Y who metagamingly read X's bio or pic and *knows* that they're a drow or monstrous race of some sort in disguise.  Then, without a word, the just walk up to character X and emote *yanks X's mask/helm off*  

So here we have some poor player's disguise totally ruined because a grabby player doesn't even have the decency to RP with the person to even bring up suspicion.  I understand that while guards might try to do this in service of their jobs, but people not of the military really don't have any right to be touching anyone.  I would view this as assault, since many spells and poisons need only come into contact via touching a person, and most certainly theft of a fine helm or mask.  As such, I think a perfectly justifiable solution would be to make such offenses open season for PVP.

It should also be noted that humans and gnomes without subracial features almost never have their masks ripped off, since the grabby players read their description and see nothing awry.  It's always when the person's a drow or criminal and puts decent effort into disguising themselves that somebody walks right up and yanks it off.  It gets annoying, this 100% accuracy of metagaming.  Could somebody try walking up and trying to grab Ketibjorn's hood, calling him a duergar for once?  I'd like to see how quickly that person would drop to the floor in a pool of their own blood.
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I just saw Leanthar's recent message about RPing diety relationships between characters, which I somewhat agree with.  However, some deity relationships make no sense to begin with.  For example, Xeen is Friendly towards Folian, but Folian Dislikes Xeen.  In this case, if a Folianite and Xeenite become friends, are they only half in the wrong?  Should all Xeenite clerics pester Folianite clerics with party invitations, and Folianites treat the Xeenites with utter contempt for their adoration?  Would two such clerics partying together get along or hate eachother in this case?

Next is the issue of Likes and Dislikes that don't make sense to begin with.  Like Toran the defender of the weak and of the common man who seems to have a mutual disdain for Prunilla, the patron of the peasant farmers and the happy home... Does this mean that LG paladins who are sworn to protect their homelands and the peasant farmers secretly HATE them as they do so?  Do the farmers gripe that the paladins should quit patrolling the outskirts and roads so that orc hoardes can raid their farms more often?  Deep down inside, do Toranite paladins fantasize of raiding innocent farmers, laying waste to their crops and burning down their barns for valuing agriculture above martial law?

Then what about Aeridenites and Azattans who by the very virtue of their faith must show loving kindness to all forms of life?  Even though they might hate Corath himself for what he preaches, how do they view Corathites who by virtue of Azattan theology are capable of redemption without exception, and by virtue of Aeridenite theology, are entitled to their life, and should be peacefully dealt with?

I can understand the clear oppositional gods like Toran vs Corath, Dorand Vs Grand and Grannoch, Vorax vs Pyrtechon or Sulterio... but it's the strange exceptions mentioned above that give me pause.  I would like to see more background lore and explaination as to why some gods hate the gods that love them, and why guardian paladins hate the very people they are sworn to protect.  How should an Aeridenite approach a Corathite when peace is all he should know?  Are there some followers of gods that Azattans feel are beyond redemption?  Those have been the nagging questions in the back of my mind regarding deity relations.

One more question, should followers of illegal gods who must worship in secret like Corathites be openly aggressive towards opposing gods publicly?  The smart corathite cleric I would think would keep his disdain under wraps for fear of being burned at the stake, since its a dead giveaway once he starts RPing his diety relationship chart.  What better way to hide his religion from the public than to pretend to be friends with the neighborhood paladin?  Trickery is part of his portfolio, after all.  I never saw Rufus or Chanda wear their deity relationships on their sleeves, which is precisely what made them such good Corathites.
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General Discussion / Also, thanks to Happy for the impromptu kobold!
« on: September 01, 2007, 11:54:13 am »
It was pretty hilarious seeing the poor little wee guy farming away innocently, then Skabot unleash a magic rain of death upon him.  Poor farmer, I hope he finds a better farmhand this time, should be hiring dwarves instead of kobolds! :D
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After last night's trek around StormPeaks, I have to say I'm very impressed.  Those areas are pretty fresh and well paced, had a blast with Ketibjorn and the group going through all those majestic scenes.  The new Hurm and Dalanthar updates are incredible too, mucho eye-candy galore.  

After all this time away, coming back to areas as well-designed as these were a real treat for me.  Thanks!

Also thanks to the group we formed for such a fun trip!
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Poetic License / Farros Galdor: Cursed Hymns of Unmaking
« on: April 27, 2007, 01:29:54 pm »
Fimbul winter, dawn of darkness
Blackened storm clouds streak the sky
Rage within us, flames grow higher
We march to war, hear our cry

When ere the leaves of the world tree's fallen
Skeletal limbs rattle with gusts of gloom
Kingdom in ruins, the tyrant lay rotting
March upon them, these days of doom

Towers swaying, god slaves praying
Across the fields the lamb shrieks, braying
Red dragon's rage from a shattered cage
Long were the days of kinsmen's slaying
The wells have all shattered and dried long ago
Long since hath been the light of day
Throne, crown and shield all lost and shattered
Here where the corpse of the world doth lay.

Despair
Oh tortured sullen peaks
Weep thy rage to the winds
Beware
Scaley wings of horror
At the gates where death and hell
All begin

Storm clouds snowing, darkness growing
Heretical hymns sung upon gusts of gloom
Without our savior, Bloodstone fallen
We die upon these dark days of doom

When ere the leaves of the world tree's fallen
Skeletal limbs rattle with gusts of gloom
Empire shattered, the tyrant lay rotting
March upon them, these days of doom
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General Discussion / Where are all tha dwarf lasses at?
« on: May 09, 2005, 01:01:00 am »
SERIOUSLY!

How we dwarves gonna repopulate da globe iffn dey ain any lasses wit wide stocky child bearin hips an whiskers?  Ah still've yet ter meet me first REAL woman since movin ter Mistone....  Ahm gonna go bloody INSANE!!!  Kinnah make young uns wit em elf lasses, dey snaps loike hickory!

Please please please, dwarf lasses, visit da submission forum, an coome ter Hlint.  Ye gots a Bjorn, Gloin, Gulnyr, Harg, Breunor, and so many more foine rich stocky lads dat needs lovin too.  Layonara needin more dwarven wimmins!

-Bjornigar Ironguts
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Just for Fun / The Milk in Canada
« on: March 13, 2005, 06:42:00 am »
I miss it.  I haven't visited in a while and I forget what real milk tastes like.

In Canada, they sell milk in airtight sealed bags that lock in freshness from the dairy to your doorstep.  Here in America, it gets poured into a plastic jug and stopped off with a little ringed plastic twist cap that continually leaks, dries and crustifies in transit.  The bacteria formed from milk spoiling in the cap makes the rest of the batch taste like watered down soy in comparison.  Drinking milk in Canada tastes about as good as drinking it fresh from the farm here.

Unfortunately I live in Florida, notorious for having the highest pus per liter ratio in the entire country. (and possibly world, as this is a byproduct of bovine growth hormone)

Maybe Gunky can smuggle me some Canadian milk and Aero bars.  I also miss those Hostess ketchup and pickle potato chips....  oooh, and some President's Choice cola.  Just got a huge Canuk craving.
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