http://gamingoutpost.com/discussions/tags/graeme Gaming Outpost Discussions » Tag: Graeme - Recent Topics en-US Sat, 11 Feb 2012 12:05:26 +0000 http://bbpress.org/?v=1.0.2 q http://gamingoutpost.com/discussions/search.php http://gamingoutpost.com/discussions/topic/graemes-tangled-jungle#post-13171 Wed, 19 Aug 2009 20:40:02 +0000 M. J. Young 13171@http://gamingoutpost.com/discussions/ <p>This comes from the end of the thread entitled <em><a href='http://gamingoutpost.com/discussions/topic/future-roma-graemes-game-continues/page/10'>Future Roma, Graeme's Game Continues</a></em></p> <p>Heat.</p> <p>Humidity.</p> <p>The earthy smell of nature.</p> <p>The shade is affording little comfort, instead giving the sensation of being trapped in a greenhouse.</p> <p>The pillars supporting the roof are woody.</p> <p>You are on your feet, and manage to catch your balance, but you are dazed and disoriented.</p> <p>There is a wild animal noise. Something scampers up your back to your shoulder, but before you can react you realize it is Pixie.</p> <p>There is a thrashing and thumping, and you look over to see Heph lying on the ground fitfully, apparently having a bad dream but almost awake.</p> <p>You begin to take in your surroundings. It's a jungle, tropical or subtropical, very muggy, very warm.</p> <p>It is daytime.</p> <p>--M. J. Young </p> http://gamingoutpost.com/discussions/topic/future-roma-graemes-game-continues#post-39 Sun, 19 Aug 2007 17:19:11 +0000 M. J. Young 39@http://gamingoutpost.com/discussions/ <p>Hopefully Graeme will find his way to the new forum location. He was in Rome, in <a href="http://discussions.gamingoutpost.com/index.php?showtopic=83063&#38;st=20&#38;start=20">Rome Wasn't Built In a Millennium</a>, talking to the zookeepers about his elephant. My last post there reads:<br /> <blockquote>"Well, for one thing, she's smaller than any adult elephant I've seen. Also, the ears are wrong." He walks around her, studying her carefully. "Her tusks are awfully small, her face is deformed by those bumps, the tip of her trunk doesn't look right--and the trunk's not wrinkled properly--and her back is bent the wrong way. Her legs are short and fat, and she's got the wrong number of toenails. Oh, and her color is pretty bad. Is she sick, or is she a mutant or something?"</p> <p>--M. J. Young</blockquote> I'm eager to see how he will handle this anomaly.</p> <p>--M. J. Young </p>