And also the traditional pagan religions were very similar.

Oh, that's also very interesting! E.g. I like to find cognates between Polish and English (they're both in the indo-european family of languages). (Most languages of Europe belong to the indo-european family (besides Finnish, Estonian, Hungarian, Basque (and some others)), and also languages like Ir...

But I am interested in linguistics in general.

It's difficult to say. I'm not like a huge English language nerd or anything like that.

But I'd like to GM in English. I think it'd be fun.

Well, from the smaller things, the texture of the skin is probably the most changeable I suppose. Well, I haven't analyzed it too deeply tbh.

I don't know. Aren't breasts the most changeable? (I don't mean one will get huge ones, but they would look natural, no?)

And I'm not Joseph Conrad, lol.

For a similar reason, I wouldn't be able to write quality literature in English without a lot (A LOT) of effort.

I'm ok (far from perfect) with English in normal conversations etc., but telling a good story as a GM is something else. that's fair. You need to paint the scene, and that requires a good deal of metaphor, descriptive language, and allusion. Those are the finer details of any language. I'm sure you...

The person who "manages" a table-top role-playing game and tells the story.

Game master (called dungeon master, if you play Dungeons & Dragons).

I'm ok (far from perfect) with English in normal conversations etc., but telling a good story as a GM is something else.

Noodle wrote: ↑

27 May 2020, 13:52

Abby and Theo are watching Frozen 2. They are glued.

LET'S MAKE IT OVER 9000!!!

It's a long way to go to make it over 9000.