A selectbutton gaiden podcast.
STARRING
@shrug as Honeydew Donghammer, desertwalking Zoroastrian dwarf druid
@gary as Bernie [[Sanders]], halfling elftaku and master of banjo, jawharp, and doubleflute
@km as Ven Ryefort, emo cat-summoning death cleric
me as BJ, feral filthy anarcho-syndicalist barbarian
and the erstwhile @tulpa as our long-suffering DM.
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WE HAVE A PATREON NOW. IT’S NOT MANDATORY OR ANYTHING. PLEASE HELP OUT IF YOU CAN.
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Tulpa
October 21, 2017, 11:22pm
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despite what you may hear in this podcast, I’m actually a good gm
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shrug
October 22, 2017, 2:10am
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This podcast accurately represents me as a very bad d&d player.
Excited to listen to this!
Brooks
October 22, 2017, 11:54am
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Listening as I hand-sew leather because I must
shrug
October 22, 2017, 4:45pm
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I filled it with extra-heavy mouthbreathing just 4 u
I keep thinking this thread’s about red-heads.
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for a moment i thought you were implying that “ranger” is a slang term for red-heads
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I got the high sign from Google Play, so it should be on there for anyone that uses that crap
I am!, though it’s said ranga–as in orangutan.
Dunno how people write it, but ‘ranger’ works, depending on your accent.
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whoa, i figured you were just misreading the title at-a-glance as “ginger” but that’s much better
saying reengah to himself over and over again
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eska
October 24, 2017, 7:21am
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i think i knew a guy who had WRANGER tattooed down his forearm in year 12
NOW ON ITUNES AND GOOGPLAY
(Stitcher still pending)
i’m really digging this intro
I like the occasional dips into solid-snake-gravel-voice combined with vocal fry; it’s very distinct from the solid-snake-gravel-voice
shrug
October 25, 2017, 10:33pm
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I may be solidly mediocre at dungeoning and dragoning but I am proud of “because you put all the dead people there” or however the fuck I said it OK
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km
October 25, 2017, 11:06pm
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I can’t stand the sound of my own voice so I’m never listening to this
The trick to getting over this is to work in customer service for years upon end and have to listen to your own calls ad nauseam for QA purposes. Worked for me, anyway