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You're a hobbit, and all hobbits need to lose a little weight. In your own case I judge your weight by the fact that you bent the last bar-stool you sat on.
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If a hobbit can bend a bar-stool here, it means a human would fell using it, no matter the hobbit's weight...
My advice: tell your carpenter he provided you wrong quality stuff instead of starving your most talkative hobbit client.
My tongue could become evil if not satiated!
Last edited by Milo (Fri, Nov15 2013 9:39am)
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Actually, it was a hobbit-size stool, Master Milo – I'd have to get a step-ladder out for you to reach one of the stools that Breeland Men use.
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Thank you for the drinks and food Master Milo!
I am glad that I could help you!
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Hi JD! It is nice to see you in the Pony. Master Barli, please set up a round for all here to toast the Marshal.
Yes, yes, here are the coins to pay,
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Toast and thick slabs of butter! Superb - horribly unhealthy, but superb.
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Hum, that's good indeed with frost all around my place. Thanks's Master twrich
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Very nice concept... how many figurines you will put on diorama.. this looks great !
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Ah, thank you Mistress Sevlag, they do look very nice and compatible together. The big question of course is, do I need them and if so for what? A Bree scene is very tempting I suppose - I wonder what the new coaching inn will look like.
Mmmnnn! I must ponder
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I admire your willpower, Master Dave. Usually I see pictures like this and immediately go out and buy the models without giviing any thought to how I might effectively use them. Haven't done it this time, but I might eventually weaken....
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Barliman wrote:
I admire your willpower, Master Dave. Usually I see pictures like this and immediately go out and buy the models without giviing any thought to how I might effectively use them. Haven't done it this time, but I might eventually weaken....
, I did just carry out a (test) order for three items, but once the VAT and shipping was added it bumped it up to over 200 euros, so I backtracked . They are very nice, but.... And yes, I could have done it one by one but I rather follow your line of thought Barli, buy and be damned - work it out afterwards .
They do have the coaching inn for sale as well (91Eur + VAT & shipping) - I was looking at how it could be utilised as your own fine establishment.....
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Yes, that's one that caught my attention. It does actually bear a close similarity to certain details of this fine establishment.
As I said a little earlier, thus far I've only purchased the company's excellent windmill, and I got that by persuading Mrs B to buy it for me as a birthday present.
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It's true that their creations are beautiful, but when you add VAT and shipping it significantly increases their posted rates.
Their new tavern is great, maybe a little large?
The major problem is that it is difficult to develop an interior that we can see.
But, as I have already said, they are really beautiful (never seen it anywhere) but very expensive: a perfect birthday gift, Master B
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sevlag wrote:
...As I have already said, they are really beautiful but very expensive: a perfect birthday gift, Master B
Expensive indeed. But as we say here in Bree, "you get what you pay for in life". In other words, if you want a quality product, you have to pay for it. Compared to the cost of the man-hours it would take to build such a model ourselves, the price isn't unreasonable, really — it's just a lot to justify spending out of a limited hobby budget.
What I need is one of those newfangled 3D xerox machines that generate 3D objects from strands of polymer or whatever.
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.....but they have now Christmas offer, see it.... http://www.tabletop-world.com/
Last edited by Thingol (Tue, Nov19 2013 7:39am)
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Master Barliman Please serve a pint for all here of that beer brewed by the monks.
I Successfully pass by exams (about German Investment Tax Act and Switzerland Project management method)
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I'm not sure what any of that means, but well done anyway!
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huoommmm .... congrats, Master Mornedhel ... hom ... and thank you ... oh, er, and I also don't have any idea what the exams were about ... rhuoommm ... sounds being too complicated for me ...
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Bravo et merci Master Mornedhel
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Congratulations and thank you
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Tonight, snowfall on NorthFarthing. BindBale wood is white even before trees leaves fall ....
A hot wine please Master Barliman
Last edited by Mornedhel (Thu, Nov21 2013 9:09am)
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We haven't seen anything yet at Bree, but I gather the white stuff has been falling in the noorth. But it's certainly cold enough to need a nice warming beverage, so I'll share a jug of mulled wine with you by all means.
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Inside barrow it's warm. While coming to the Poney felt something cold north wind and the surrounding mountains are white. I also will drink of that wine .....
Certainly, Congratulations, Master Mornedhel!
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