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Heh, this old Adobe AIR app still runs. No idea if it works.

Some well-rounded warriors were met a few pages later, though:

The second good fellow was surnamed Chiang and his name was Ching, and his ancestors lived in T’ang Chou in the province of Hunan. He was one who failed to pass in the examinations in the state halls. Therefore he cast aside his books and took up military life and he was a man skilled in guile and skilled in writing characters and in counting on the abacus. Even though he reckoned up thousands and tens of thousands of pieces of money he would not make a penny’s mistake. Staff and weapon of war he could Wield and he could marshal soldiers in rank for battle and for this men called him The God Of Accounting.

Still a big fan of anything from BMO’s point of view

Hey, it’s warm. Just last week, I stood the entire time at this playground because sitting on these stones chilled the bones.

My ridiculous bacon flattener.

They did turn out well. Just slightly overcooked. And the guy did not like them. Maybe the most exciting thing, though, is that these are in the freezer, and can be lightly fried, then tossed for quick wings in the future!

Boneless “wings” for Katt.

The second cooking of the buffalo wings, plus some shrimp why not.

Honey glazed wings for the guy.

First round of twice-fried wings. I think these are a little too cooked for the first round, but we’ll see how it goes.

Space D&D was good times. None of the ship battle rules I came up with came into play. I didn’t feel I had enough detail in the asteroid encounters, but that didn’t matter much, either. Mostly, the game ended up about being about bartering with aliens and figuring out how to get back to earth. (They started out trying to get enough food to wait “half a solar unit” for the space bus, then shifted to gathering enough things to barter for a Navigatron.)

The guy was really into ship swiping. In the first encounter, I expected the bad guy visiting earth to get away with his captive. Then, another ship would arrive and take the party to space.

Instead, the guy hopped into the ship as it took off, then made the rolls to chuck the bad guy out before it left the atmosphere. He let the ship take him to the asteroid belt.

Later on, some cacodemons blew up his ship, then got out of their ship to shake the party down. The guy decided immediately to take their ship. They ran into the cacodemons’ ship and took off.

Spossups for what is more or less a Best Frints in the Universe RPG.

It is not easy to make a frint.