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| #1calronmoonflowerJul 11, 2010 14:50:55 |  |
| #2pigknightJul 11, 2010 15:23:03 | That's the new Pride Float from the illithid gays. |
| #3PinnacleJul 11, 2010 21:15:07 | It makes me think of female genitalia.
Are you sure you weren't just doing that already?
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| #4boraxeJul 12, 2010 8:38:32 | It makes me think of female genitalia.
Really? If you've had sex with anyone whose junk looks like that I'd suggest getting yourself checked out immediately.
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| #5ADHadhJul 12, 2010 15:17:59 | You know, flowers are kind of plant genitalia... |
| #6boraxeJul 12, 2010 15:19:53 | You know, flowers are kind of plant genitalia...
If you've had sex with a plant I'd suggest getting your brain checked out immediately.
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| #7ADHadhJul 12, 2010 15:29:09 | If you've had sex with a plant I'd suggest getting your brain checked out immediately.
I didn't say that! Geez! I prefer my sex live to involve as little bees and pollen as possible.
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| #8EscherEnigmaJul 12, 2010 15:44:19 | All I'll say about sex and plants is that, if you think about it, those of us with pollen allergies are the sensible ones. We're the ones that say "what? A bunch of flowers are fornicating in our noses? Screw that, prepare to sneeze and get that nasty gunk out of our nose!" |
| #9MechaliburJul 12, 2010 15:54:52 | That's the new Pride Float from the illithid gays.
Considering illithids don't have genders and don't have intercourse, I'm not sure how they could be gay :P
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| #10fsjalJul 12, 2010 16:09:37 | They have no genders?! But I... |
| #11EscherEnigmaJul 12, 2010 16:26:54 | Considering illithids don't have genders and don't have intercourse [...]
And yet there's still half-illithids. Makes you wonder, don't it?
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| #12toastedamphibianJul 12, 2010 18:50:47 | So... in order for an illithid to be gay, it has to want to do a thing that it cannot do with any other member of its species? A heterosexual illithid has to want to make half-illithid somethings, and a gay illithid has to want to make half-illithid-illithids? In order to not be a gay illithid, you have to be interested in bestiality, or be asexual.
This is why terms for sexual orientation should not be applied to asexual species PK! |
| #13pigknightJul 12, 2010 19:33:06 | Touching tentacles? |
| #14toastedamphibianJul 12, 2010 20:12:08 | Touching tentacles?
Soft-Core tentacle porn? |
| #15KlirshonJul 12, 2010 20:24:35 | Is that what you call it when illithids kiss each other or attempt cannibalism? |
| #16melloredJul 13, 2010 9:00:53 | If you've had sex with a plant I'd suggest getting your brain checked out immediately.
I didn't say that! Geez! I prefer my sex live to involve as little bees and pollen as possible.
No one's ever had the "birds and the bees" talk with you?
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| #17ADHadhJul 13, 2010 14:15:53 | They have no genders?! But I...
A friend of mine theorized that they breed via dirty thoughts.
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| #18EscherEnigmaJul 13, 2010 15:49:32 | A friend of mine theorized that they breed via dirty thoughts.
If by "dirty thoughts" you mean "putting an evil tadpole in a humanoid creature's ear and letting it devour their brain then take over the body", sure.
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| #19ADHadhJul 13, 2010 16:26:57 | A friend of mine theorized that they breed via dirty thoughts.
If by "dirty thoughts" you mean "putting an evil tadpole in a humanoid creature's ear and letting it devour their brain then take over the body", sure.
Yeah, he was greatly dissapointed when I told him that (he's not a D&D player).
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| #20idhrinielJul 15, 2010 7:49:50 | Haha I used to be allergic to flower sperm. Not anymore though.
And how do you know that mind flayers are asexual? Did you figure it out the hard way? |
| #21zombie_babiesJul 15, 2010 8:41:56 | And how do you know that mind flayers are asexual? Did you figure it out the hard way?
There was nothing hard about it ...  |
| #22scypioJul 15, 2010 10:12:44 | Nice. |
| #23pluisjenJul 15, 2010 10:30:41 | A friend of mine theorized that they breed via dirty thoughts.
If by "dirty thoughts" you mean "putting an evil tadpole in a humanoid creature's ear and letting it devour their brain then take over the body", sure.
Messily eating someones brain is one way of dirtying his thoughts. |
| #24toastedamphibianJul 15, 2010 17:08:26 | Head Crab vs Mind Flayer: Grudge match from the unspeakable beyond.
[Damnit, now I really kind of want to see a Xen invasion of the Underdark...] |
| #25boraxeJul 16, 2010 7:52:50 | Head Crab vs Mind Flayer: Grudge match from the unspeakable beyond.
I reflavoured Mind Flayers in my game so that they basically are head crabs.
Instead of being squid-faced humanoids who eat brains they are small, squidlike creatures that eat brains and then crawl inside the hollowed out skull like a hermit crab. Once firmly attached they use the body as both tool and vehicle until it starts to feel a litlte snug at which opoint they move on to a knew one…again, just like hermit crabs.
One of the benefits is that a mind flayer now be virtually any creature, not just a medium-sized humanoid. My next campaign will likely see a Mind Flayer Ancient Dragon as it's main villain.
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