I see what you did thar.

After being led in circles around Magnagora by a rambling Geomancer, this happened:

You say to Shasura, "So, what are we doing exactly?"
Apprentice Shasura whispers, "Vvvvvvrrrrrrrrrrrrooooooooooooooooooooooommmmmmmm."



Best. Batshit. Geomancer. EVER.

Aww my kiddo (pretty sure I taught her what vroom meant lol)

(clan): Vathael says, "Woot bird strippers."

I still can't figure out why Shasura is in Magnagora. If she's the one I'm thinking of, anyway.

Context won't help you make sense of this...

Is that a stupidity line? Because that could totally be a stupidity line. "I like cheese!" is so overused.

No offense, Razenth.

Dynami is right. Context wouldn't help.

that line makes perfect sense to me

(CLAANNN): Fania says, "Cause the Byrd is the Wyrd?"

that doesn't actually rhyme

It does to those of us who pronounce wyrd as word instead of weird.

Hey. If people can pronounce Tae'dae as tie-dye then I can pronounce wyrd as word

I -think- it actually is pronounced that way (like 'wurd'). Or that's what wiktionary seems to suggest.

I pronounce it as 'weird', irregardless *dodge Eventru*

So do I, but Arix -> while Eventru ->

Well, neither "weird" or "word" really pronounces the "r", while "wyrd" does. Can't think of any American pronounciation that actually uses "r", but I guess a person with a heavy scottish accent pronouncing "weird" would come rather close... At least that's how I picture it, considering it makes comparisons to both German and Norse words in the Wiktionary.

EDIT:
Pronounciation key for "wyrd": "/wyrd/"
Pronounciation key for "word" (US style): "/wɝd/"
Pronounciation key for "weird" (US style): "/wiÉšd/"

I giggled when I first heard Shiri say it tie-dye.

I pronounce it 'tay-day' for some reason