True&false - as in hard to really reconcile, imagining myself in the hooves of that cow...
Because originally, really, the bell around the neck meant that the cow was the actual leading cow of the heard - the farmer was first observing and then enhancing her natural behaviour of leadership.
That cow, I think - enjoyed or did not mind the bell, because it did not change her expected role in the heard. Yet, compared to the current factory like agricultural production, that cow plausibly also had a name from the farmer, whom respected her milking output and heard-behaviour.
However, once it became a matter of putting up touristic posters... I think the cows ok or not with the bell, and, hopefully, the farmer would join forces to disapprove!
The next poster would love a kickstarter for either sequel or "spiritual successor" of Arcanum, or more experimentaiton in steampunk RPG genre.
True to the former, false to the latter. I don't really care for steampunk as a concept, but I played the semi-broken mess which was Arcanum back in the day and loved it, long before steampunk was a known concept for me. So I would love a spiritual successor to the game Arcanum, but don't really care about experimentation of RPG's with steampunk settings as a whole.
The next person has a favorite piece of headgear from the BG saga and really want to tell us about it, as well as, the motivation behind their choice.
True, Malla's Ioun Stone. The motivation is that I almost every time play good or a Jaheira's style neutral, and having a good item but giving it away for RP reasons is something that I like, even if I am a RPish PGamer.
The next person has a favorite piece of headgear from the BG saga, hoping that is a different one, and really want to tell us about it, as well as, the motivation behind their choice.
Uh...maybe? I never know what the top trends/most popular trends/most used trends are necessarily, even in the one genre I actually pay the most attention to: RPGs...but I'm a fan of a lot of "modern gaming trends" and also not a fan of a lot of "modern gaming trends", including ones that modern gaming has carried forward from the 90s (on both sides of like/dislike as well), so...I guess the answer is False? I wouldn't say it's split down the middle, but I doubt I dislike all of them. It sort of depends on what you mean by it.
The next poster, given the opportunity to be captain of a submarine for a day, would test depth limits of the vessel despite the risks of going as deep as you can go and playing chicken with compression effects at the limits of structural capacity to withstand them.
False, as one of the random useless factoids I've accumulated over the years is that it's a Danish or Dutch or something version of "cake-ie", like an affection nickname for a tiny cake.
The next poster would like to back a cookie on kickstarter (just one cookie, everyone has to share).
The next person is not fond of being fond of lying when answering a question that evolves around not being fond of being fond when not lying when telling the truth.
I would never dare to visit that place! What those women did to that poor, young man is.. hideous.. dreadful.. I will dream nightmares for weeks after seeing that!
The next poster will pray with me for all the ties lost too soon and too young. Rest in pieces, brothers.
True. And may those ladies see the error of their ways and turn to the light. Perhaps one day they will atone by handing out lovely ties to everyone instead.
True! More than okey, I think it's fun! Well, physical goods, digital goods aren't fun to steal because there's no thrill and you don't feel like a secret agent.
The next poster has stolen, at least once, a single physical item worth more than 100 units of their country's currency.
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Because originally, really, the bell around the neck meant that the cow was the actual leading cow of the heard - the farmer was first observing and then enhancing her natural behaviour of leadership.
That cow, I think - enjoyed or did not mind the bell, because it did not change her expected role in the heard. Yet, compared to the current factory like agricultural production, that cow plausibly also had a name from the farmer, whom respected her milking output and heard-behaviour.
However, once it became a matter of putting up touristic posters... I think the cows ok or not with the bell, and, hopefully, the farmer would join forces to disapprove!
The next poster would love a kickstarter for either sequel or "spiritual successor" of Arcanum, or more experimentaiton in steampunk RPG genre.
The next person has a favorite piece of headgear from the BG saga and really want to tell us about it, as well as, the motivation behind their choice.
The motivation is that I almost every time play good or a Jaheira's style neutral, and having a good item but giving it away for RP reasons is something that I like, even if I am a RPish PGamer.
The next person has a favorite piece of headgear from the BG saga, hoping that is a different one, and really want to tell us about it, as well as, the motivation behind their choice.
The next poster suffers from an occupational illness.
The next poster have never played Al-Qadim, the computer game before. .
(subliminal advertise of my newest gaming love
The next poster dislikes a majority of modern gaming trends.
The next poster, given the opportunity to be captain of a submarine for a day, would test depth limits of the vessel despite the risks of going as deep as you can go and playing chicken with compression effects at the limits of structural capacity to withstand them.
The next poster is a popstar.
The next poster wonders why cookies are called cookies even though they are backed and not cooked.
The next poster would like to back a cookie on kickstarter (just one cookie, everyone has to share).
The next poster steals stuff.
The next poster steals stuff.
The next poster steals stuff.
The next poster steals stuff.
The next poster steals stuff.
The next person steals stuff.
The next person is a liar.
The next person is not very fond of not lying when telling the truth.
The next person, however, is not fond of not being fond of not lying when telling the truth.
The next person is not fond of being fond of lying when answering a question that evolves around not being fond of being fond when not lying when telling the truth.
The next poster steals stuff.
The next poster prefers to steal ties from @Skatan
The next poster likes to see for how long @Skatan 's ties would survive Weiberfastnacht.
Skip to 1:55min if you don't know the tradition.
The next poster will pray with me for all the ties lost too soon and too young. Rest in pieces, brothers.
The next poster likes beards.
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I'm not sexist.
The next poster is a proud northerner.
Next poster has a poster in his/her room.
The next poster laughed (or at least smiled big!) at the chain of "the next poster steals stuff" in this thread!
The next poster thinks that stealing is okey
The next poster has stolen, at least once, a single physical item worth more than 100 units of their country's currency.