Magnus

With a great rumbling and the crash of thunder he awakes from his long sleep of inactivity. Slowly he raises his head to look up at the stars from his watery grave to see the stars are aligned. The time to get off his ass and post something has come. Alright, to get myself back in the swing of things I’m looking to see who would be interested in a straight up D&D game, using pathfinder rules and an official pathfinder adventure guide. The actual role-play would be done on a IRC channel on Tuesday or Thursday nights at any debatable time in the evening. If that doesn’t work out there

Enjoy your new Halo game, may it be just as bland as the rest of the games in the series. I'll be enjoying a much overlooked game. Naughty Bear. I made a teddy bear commit suicide by grilling it's wife's face off in front of him while it's leg was caught in a bear trap.

As the man continued to rand there was a deep rumbling that seemed to come from the depths of the earth itself. the windows of the small shop shattered into a million pieces and the mugs lining the walls of the shop clattered to the floor. The occupants of the shop didn't even have time to react before the heavy cement blocks used in the construction of the building came raining down to crush all inside. Rocks fall. Everyone dies.

Yay! another monster movie with shaky camera so you'll never get a clear shot of the monster and just have to assume it looks awesome! And I'm pleasantly surprised how good the costume looks when compared to the 1992 version . . .

I see what you did there.

*Makes sound of airplane flying far over your head.* Completely missed the point.

Moved.

Yes. That's amazingly realistic. Deathnote and Code Geas are two things I've never gotten how people can get that into. Paper thin characters and confusing story lines. That being said I'll answer the original question. out of those four I prefer One Piece the most. followed by FMA. Naruto and bleach jocky for last place depending on how redundant the story is on any given week.

For the next half hour the quaint little coffee shop was filled with the murmurs of people talking about various subjects and events. However the calm of the shop was interrupted by the sudden opening of the door. A new patron who looked to be in his mid forties entered the shop, the man gave a shudder as if trying to shake the gloom off as he hung his worn coat on the stand by the door. Walking over to the bar with an obvious limp in his left leg he sat down on the stool between Osgar and Ron and muttered something at Joy to bring hot coffee. “Hey, old timer.†Ron said looking over