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What shall we name the establishment?
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“Flooding.” Simple and effective
17.9% 5 votes
Leave it as is – “Fludnyak”
7.1% 2 votes
“A den of debauchery.” How original!
39.3% 11 votes
Brewery
17.9% 5 votes
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In reply to Niemand
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9 years ago
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Dagr
Doesn't the deceased's relatives' problems bother him?..
The deceased isn't bothered by anything at all, actually.
9 years ago
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Really?
Another Ecclesiast has been reading too much...
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9 years ago
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Oh-oh, Verun has arrived. THERE IS NO GOD! THERE IS NO LIFE AFTER DEATH! AZAZAZA DESTROYED EVERYTHING!
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9 years ago
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the deceased is worried about the things he didn't finish, otherwise the ghosts wouldn't stay in our world!!1
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9 years ago
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There are no ghosts.
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9 years ago
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Who am I talking to in the Dungeon then, if they aren't there?! Checkmate!
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9 years ago
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Who is deleting my posts? Or the threads containing my posts?
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9 years ago
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Who am I even talking to in the dungeon if they're not there?! Checkmate!
You're just crazy.
Who is deleting my messages? Or the threads with my messages?
Obviously, it's Ment.
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9 years ago
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I had all the signs of a liver ailment (there was no mistaking it), including the main symptom: "apathy and an irresistible aversion to all kinds of work."
How this affliction tormented me is impossible to describe. I suffered from it since infancy. From the moment I started school, the illness didn't leave me for almost a single day. My loved ones didn't know then that I had a sick liver. Now, medicine has made great strides, but back then, they attributed everything to laziness.
– How? You're still lying in bed, you lazy devil! Get up and get to work! – they would say, not realizing, of course, that it was all due to my liver.
And they didn't give me pills – they gave me slaps on the back of the head. And, surprisingly, slaps often cured me, at least for a while. Indeed, one slap from that time had a stronger effect on my liver and contributed more to speeding up my movements and the immediate completion of all the tasks that needed to be done than an entire box of pills does now.
You see, simple home remedies are often more effective than all sorts of expensive medicines.
My favorite part of this book is how his uncle hung a picture on the wall.
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9 years ago
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Here's Ment...
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9 years ago
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Obviously, that's what Ment does.
No, I'm busy talking to Arandor in the dungeon.
The deceased isn't worried about anything, anyway.
Ask him...
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9 years ago
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Ment
Why don't you ask him?
No one in the family is planning to die anytime soon, but I'll ask if needed.
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9 years ago
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it’s clear where my posts are.
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9 years ago
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If there were a chance to go back in time and change it, then:
1. I would still register on HeroesWorld
2. I would never have come here
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