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So my 5-year-old son is in the car with me last night and AC/DC's "Dirty Deeds" comes on the radio. As it is playing, he says, "I kinda like this song -- it sounds like kobolds."
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On Thu, 11 Aug 2005 08:41:38 -0400, Werebat <ranpoirier@cox.net> scribed
into the ether:
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>So my 5-year-old son is in the car with me last night and AC/DC's "Dirty >Deeds" comes on the radio. As it is playing, he says, "I kinda like >this song -- it sounds like kobolds."
>
>And you know, he was right.
I've always had an affection for Kobolds, dating back to 1E. I had visions
of armies of hippogriff (griffons are so cliche) mounted kobold armies
swooping out of the sky to terrorize everyone.
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Matt Frisch wrote:
>On Thu, 11 Aug 2005 08:41:38 -0400, Werebat <ranpoirier@cox.net> scribed
>into the ether:
>
>
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>>So my 5-year-old son is in the car with me last night and AC/DC's "Dirty >>Deeds" comes on the radio. As it is playing, he says, "I kinda like >>this song -- it sounds like kobolds."
>>
>>And you know, he was right.
>>
>>
>
>I've always had an affection for Kobolds, dating back to 1E. I had visions
>of armies of hippogriff (griffons are so cliche) mounted kobold armies
>swooping out of the sky to terrorize everyone.
>
>
Kobolds with a few levels of Barbarian can really mess-up a party...
-- Tetsubo
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> So my 5-year-old son is in the car with me last night and AC/DC's "Dirty > Deeds" comes on the radio. As it is playing, he says, "I kinda like this > song -- it sounds like kobolds."
>
> And you know, he was right.
>
Ah, those little kobolds....
My 5-year-old spent yesterday evening coming up with themes for his upcoming birthday party. We tried to flesh each one out with games, decorations, treats, loot bag ideas, etc.
His choices were exactly this:
Pirates
Animal Rescue
Farmers
Climbing a big mountain and a hill to destroy an evil ring
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Tetsubo wrote:
> Matt Frisch wrote:
>
> >On Thu, 11 Aug 2005 08:41:38 -0400, Werebat <ranpoirier@cox.net> scribed
> >into the ether:
> >
> >
> >
> >>So my 5-year-old son is in the car with me last night and AC/DC's "Dirty
> >>Deeds" comes on the radio. As it is playing, he says, "I kinda like
> >>this song -- it sounds like kobolds."
> >>
> >>And you know, he was right.
> >>
> >>
> >
> >I've always had an affection for Kobolds, dating back to 1E. I had visions
> >of armies of hippogriff (griffons are so cliche) mounted kobold armies
> >swooping out of the sky to terrorize everyone.
> >
> >
> Kobolds with a few levels of Barbarian can really mess-up a party...
>
I wouldn't think Kobold Barbarians would be very effective.
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Spinner wrote:
> > So my 5-year-old son is in the car with me last night and AC/DC's "Dirty
> > Deeds" comes on the radio. As it is playing, he says, "I kinda like this
> > song -- it sounds like kobolds."
> >
> > And you know, he was right.
> >
> Ah, those little kobolds....
>
> My 5-year-old spent yesterday evening coming up with themes for his upcoming
> birthday party. We tried to flesh each one out with games, decorations,
> treats, loot bag ideas, etc.
>
> His choices were exactly this:
>
> Pirates
> Animal Rescue
> Farmers
> Climbing a big mountain and a hill to destroy an evil ring
You really need to tell your kid about ninjas. Then, his education will
be complete.
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Spinner wrote:
>>So my 5-year-old son is in the car with me last night and AC/DC's "Dirty >>Deeds" comes on the radio. As it is playing, he says, "I kinda like this >>song -- it sounds like kobolds."
>>
>>And you know, he was right.
>>
> > Ah, those little kobolds....
> > My 5-year-old spent yesterday evening coming up with themes for his upcoming > birthday party. We tried to flesh each one out with games, decorations, > treats, loot bag ideas, etc.
> > His choices were exactly this:
> > Pirates
My son's 5th birthday party was a pirate-themed affair. Great fun. We had a cake made to look like a ship, bags of "loot" and a treasure chest pinata filled with chocolate coins, etc.
> Animal Rescue
> Farmers
> Climbing a big mountain and a hill to destroy an evil ring
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laszlo_spamhole@freemail.hu wrote:
> Spinner wrote:
>>
>>Pirates
>>Animal Rescue
>>Farmers
>>Climbing a big mountain and a hill to destroy an evil ring
> > You really need to tell your kid about ninjas. Then, his education will
> be complete.
Can't leave out dinosaurs! Oh, and robots. Monkeys too.
