Comments | silk_for_calde: Γ 30

silk_for_calde

Γ 30

Mar 17, 2009 19:32

One of the first curses I experienced was much like this-- not beer, but milkshakes. Several flavors of them, coming through all the faucets. I imagine this has the potential to be much more destructive, should people overindulge; the worst results of that one, as I recall, were some unfortunately sticky individuals and a few stomach aches the ( Read more... )

curse: affected, st. patrick's day, o surging scylla, beer beer everywhere, marvelous mad molpe

Comments 21

letslip March 17 2009, 23:53:15 UTC

I've seen the beer before.

silk_for_calde March 18 2009, 01:01:55 UTC

Is there a significance to it?

letslip March 18 2009, 01:13:42 UTC

Now that I get. Holidays, I hear.

silk_for_calde March 18 2009, 01:31:16 UTC

I suppose we ought to be grateful, really, considering some of the other curses. The deities do seem to enjoy mass intoxication, though.

Thread 11

knockoff_hero March 18 2009, 02:58:05 UTC

Today is kind of about serpents. I mean, St. Patrick banished them from Ireland and all.

silk_for_calde March 18 2009, 03:25:23 UTC

Did he? I'm afraid I know next to nothing about your saints.

knockoff_hero March 18 2009, 03:47:38 UTC

Also he brought Christianity there, I think, which is the actual reason he's important, but mostly people use today to celebrate Ireland and Irish things, which is why everything's green. Most of my family is Catholic, so I guess I'd know more about saints than most, but that doesn't mean I know a whole lot of details.

silk_for_calde March 18 2009, 04:44:17 UTC

I see... so perhaps it wasn't quite blind luck. I'm from a different whorl; so such matters tend to be a mystery to me. Why did he banish the serpents?

Thread 6

doujin_dork March 18 2009, 06:28:22 UTC

I think milkshakes all over would be better than beer.

It's- natural to think of your home.

silk_for_calde March 18 2009, 17:05:07 UTC

It was stickier, but somewhat more pleasant-smelling... Though after a time the sweet scent was just as irritating.

I don't find it strange, just... different. I've been content, for the most part, to wait here until the Outsider saw fit to send me home; of late, I find myself... restless.

doujin_dork March 19 2009, 06:36:17 UTC

Yeah, I think I can understand that.

Mn. Yeah, I know what you mean. I do miss some of my friends from home and my family though.

silk_for_calde March 22 2009, 00:19:12 UTC

It's not that... or, well; it is not only that. I feel as though I've been idle too long, away from my duties in my own whorl.