@Colan: I have heard. It's all my little brother does sometimes. He and his friends have so many different servers each for a different topic. I.e. one for memes, one sh*tposting, one for d&d.

@erebus: D you d the D&d?

@erebus: Well it certainly is worth it with the right group. Usin yer brains to imagine fun lil ways out of the gm's wacky scenarios and such. :D

@Colan: it seems like fun
I've watched an anime/read a manga based on a D&d campaign (record of lodoss war) and I've listened to the first part of Adventure zone (d&d podcast). Its makes me wanna play soooo bad.

@erebus: You could try it out over the internet if you ever get the time. Over roll20 and discord. How I did my first couple sesh's. It's actually kinda nice cuz you can make whole maps 'n' junk on the site. You do miss out of the actual feel of a table and the dice though, of course. All depends on preference I suppose.

@Colan: I have thought about that. Then I can Google all my dumb questions in the privacy of my own home instead of asking them out loud. Haha


@Bonnie: my water is heating right now and the Earl grey is calling my name.

@Bonnie: I've never been a big fan of green tea. I like black teas. Earl grey and English breakfast. But I also looove camomile. I have insomnia and I drink a camomile and valerian root tea to help me sleep. It knocks me right out most nights if I'm not too stressed.

@Bonnie: i get that. Some people don't like the strong flavors black tea can have. I like mint teas too. Especially when I'm sick

Mint tea sounds nice. Crisp and refreshing. I like fruit teas, myself (me inserting myself into the tea discush for a sec). Like raspberry.

@bonnie: Raspberry mint. Two birds with one stone. XD