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Sadly, he can't fit his torso through his former legs. If it wasn't for that, your plan probably would have worked.

Quote from: Unholy_Pariah on November 02, 2013, 12:24:26 pm

Im pretty sure its something along the lines of lay or layed, lied is the past tense of lying.

Layed is definitely wrong. Lay is a present tense. I'm pretty sure it's lied.
Edit: Wait, it is lay. That sounds weird.

Or is it laid?

English is a strange language when you think about it.

It's half German and a third French, with everything else a veritable Spackle of other languages. What do you expect?
German and French are about as far apart as major European languages get, and...it's one-sixth Spackle.

Oh, because you havent tried to conjugate Spanish verbs. They are going to blow your head. I actually know a fair bunch of "educated" (they went to school and all) people here that still use them wrong. Mix it with a quite particular dialect that affects a third of the persons and you have a recipe for regular grammar mistakes.

I've taken Spanish classes, and let me tell you: Conjugating Spanish verbs may be complicated, but it doesn't have nearly as many exceptions as English.

Follow.

He discovers that he is stuck.
((What, you didn't think that 1 would have no effects, did you?))

Actually, you are a few centimeters past where you were when you got force-fielded, and I imagined you were submerged to around mid-shin at that point.

Concrete.

You make your suggestion. Alice glares at you.
"Funny, very funny." Your waitress happens to pass by at that moment. "Excuse me, miss, but could I have my half of the order separated from his?"
After a brief pause for the waitress to discuss this with the cook or manager or something, she agrees, and Alice sits more towards the back.

Thunk.

You hurry to where you heard the sound. A little two-person table with one chair standing and one chair crushed under a giant can of beans.
"Not again. Wait, when would this have happened before?"

>A: Mourn
>B: Never vow to come here again. Old beans? Ew. Also, the love of your life died a tragic death.

perform last turns sink action, then sink again this turn.

[12,1]
The force field is now at least a few centimeters deep between Steven's legs. The snakes are tight around them, but that shouldn't impede him much.
"Are you trying to make me let you go so I don't have to do paperwork? I really don't care. I can already see it now. The accidental homicide form. 'Direct cause of death: Force field. Mitigating Circumstances: Intense stupidity of victim caused him to try and cut himself in half rather than just come quietly.' Hm, the space isn't big enough for that..."

Quote from: MrVoid on November 01, 2013, 11:46:33 pm

((I would've thought that Selina would take issue with the fact that they were both kidnap victims and that she could've ended up like Humerus.))

"Of course," It had just taken a moment to set in. Delphinium stood up excusing them and leaving.
"Do you feel well enough to go see the psychologist, or would you like to rest a bit."  It had been a busy day, and her head still hurt.

((Bolded the two leaving))

Ah. Screwed up the order of events.
Still, Selina isn't good at hiding her nervousness, and as Wards they were at the front of the room, so it's hard to leave discreetly.
That's my story and I'm sticking to it.