BUMP

>>15215099

I don't have a lot, because I'm not partial to them, but the ones I have are good.

>>15216633

It's a must in any such thread.

Well executed.

>>15216670
>>15216670

Read the whole thing.
No, it is not a furry setting.

Problem, non-casters?

>>15216727

>>15216727

>>15216747
This. Fucking this. That story man - wow. ManlyTearsOfPride.tiff.jpeg.bat

A bit from Dragon magazine, I believe.

>>15216746
Related.

A classic.

>>15216826

this is beyond glorious
worth the read

I remember this one!

classic

does this count?

this is from the archives because I didn't bother screenshotting the thread

>ITT
Saving like a motherfucker.

Actually upon further thought this may not be /tg/, but I could care less.

>>15216670
Fuck yeah! I remember this one!

>>15217783
You.
COULDN'T.
Care.
Less.

>>15217873
Well actually I could care less, albeit only slightly.

>>15217873
You are correct, and I apologize for my careless misuse of the English language.

>>15217873
Nope. It really does not matter. Americans use "I could care less" all the time.

I believe there's supposed to be a bit of sarcasm in it when spoken aloud. I do not know.

>>15217917
Now now. It's true that the phrase is in common usage. That doesn't mean that the words in the phrase actually make SENSE. It's just a matter of how much of a fuss we're going to make over it.

>>15217917
Americans can't speak English. That's why you get double negatives like "ain't no" or "don't mean no".

>>15217873
>>15217783

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=om7O0MFkmpw

>>15217957

And common useage literally determines meaning.

>>15218160
Except in this case common usage hasn't offered an alternative definition for any individual words. Instead we're given a phrase with an assumed meaning, even though the definitions of all the components of that phrase mean the exact opposite of what is intended.

>>15218358
Language only has meaning from use.
QED

>>15216798

Knights of the Dinner Table did a nice bit about the Hand of Vecna, if I recall correctly. Hilarity ensued when folks weren't sure if it was a RIGHT hand or a LEFT hand.

>>15218410
I agree. But in order for language to function as a means of effectively communicating ideas, there needs to be a common agreement on the definitions of the words being used. In this cased, the words are being used contrary to their definition. The phrase has gained acceptance, but unless the definitions of the words in question are changed then we're left with an odd, contradictory novelty of a phrase.

(Then again, English has never been known to shy away from being what linguists like to call "batshit insane")

>>15218444
>But in order for language to function as a means of effectively communicating ideas, there needs to be a common agreement on the definitions of the words being used.
Respectfully, I strongly disagree with this. As far as I'm aware, language functioned perfectly well before people began offering definitions of words (for example, Shakespeare communicated effectively despite making shit up all over the place, certainly before Johnson offered definitions of the words he used).

Now, 'In order for language to function as a means of effectively communicating ideas, there needs to be a common agreement on the meaning of the words being used.' or 'a commmon agreement on the methods of using the words', or to take it another step 'a common agreement about the structure of the language-game participants are undertaking'. They're sentiments I can support.

>>15218487
A fair point. And I suppose it would be silly of me to make the argument that a DICTIONARY definition is required for people to understand the words other people use.

I can get behind "agreement on the meaning of the words being used". In any case, I suppose my entire point is that I personally (as well as some not-insignificant portion of people on the internet) am not totally comfortable with the widespread use of a phrase relying on the listener understanding that the speaker means the exact opposite of the commonly-held meanings of the words they are using. English is a language built out of exceptions, but I would really prefer it if in this case the phrase was capable of standing on its own and being rationally reducible, as opposed to relying on a speaker having prior experience and knowing what is intended.

>>15218596
That's an entirely coherent position. On the other hand, I am comfortable thinking of language as a mutable, incoherent, big ball of wibbly wobbly timey-wimey stuff. Sure, there might be an idealised form of 'English', like we're using at the moment, but that can't be the 'correct' or 'proper' English some aspies want it to be - it's just as valid as whatever the fuck it is that Yardies say to eachother, or West-country grunting farmers, or the technobabble techies talk to eachother. I find that that is a much more interesting explanation of language than, for example, the French model of having a list of acceptable words and how they're used, were there is a serious attempt to narrowly define language and ignore how it's actually used.

Maybe it's just the massive, raeging boner I have for Wittgenstein, but I feel that day-to-day language cannot stand on its own, that it is inherently irrational and irreducible. When language is actually used, I think that you do have to acknowledge that everyone engaged in the communication has prior experience and are more interested in getting the 'gist' of what's being said than in precisely understanding the technical aspects of their constructions.
Also, fuck grammar. Fuck it in the arse as a useless pile of incoherent gobblediegook. Fuck you, Latin.
Also, I have a degree in philosophy. I think this is the first time it's been useful since graduation.

>>15215099
>>15215134
>>15218462
I want more of these

>>15218660
Hey! We French have slang too! And its evolution is rather interesting due to the waves of Arabic-speaking migrants, I predict familiar French will become more and more of a mix between Arabic and proper French.

>hurp English

"Beware the Jabberwock, my son!
The jaws that bite, the claws that catch!
Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun
The frumious Bandersnatch!"

He took his vorpal sword in hand:
Long time the manxome foe he sought --
So rested he by the Tumtum tree,
And stood awhile in thought.

And, as in uffish thought he stood,
The Jabberwock, with eyes of flame,
Came whiffling through the tulgey wood,
And burbled as it came!

One, two! One, two! And through and through
The vorpal blade went snicker-snack!
He left it dead, and with its head
He went galumphing back.

"And, has thou slain the Jabberwock?
Come to my arms, my beamish boy!
O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!'
He chortled in his joy.

`Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Did gyre and gimble in the wabe;
All mimsy were the borogoves,
And the mome raths outgrabe.

>>15218690
I never said that you didn't, just that a bunch of well off, white, male, middle-aged men decided that they could nationalise the language and order it from on high through a convoluted beaurocracy.

Which everyone else promptly ignored.

Kind of like the rest of the French government.

>>15218695
Then some Aspie twat demands definitions, needing to know the exact meanings of all the words in a nonsense poem.
>http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_do_the_words_in_the_poem_Jabberwocky_mean
>mfw

>>15216921
Oh man, i jizzed all over the place man.

>>15218695
You see all kinds of doofy shit on acid, I'm told. Then, again, I've seen all sorts of trippy shit without the help of mind altering substances. I've gotten away from the point, that being, Jabberwocky is a badass poem.

>>15218660
Funny you mention that, since I just finished both an elementary linguistics class and fulfilling my foreign language requirement with lower-division Latin. I personally admire the way language can be charted out and proscribed, so that by subtle changes one can create an intentional variation in meaning. On the other hand, it is silly to think of language as having a "right" and "wrong" usage which is immutable over time.

I'm heading to bed now, but if I were to be honest I'm pretty sure my true position would be "It's silly to try and define 'proper' language, let alone grammar, but I do so love being right (even in arbitrary matters)."

>>15218735
Fair enough. For the record, there's also the problem of 'Latin' not being the same thing as day-to-day Latin at any point in Ancient Rome, or for that matter ecclesiastical latin in the Medieval Period, which looked more like c' u_t's/n to save parchment...

>>15218714
Most of them do a pretty good job of portraying a particular feeling or idea, even if they are gibberish (huh, I wonder if that's a purely cultural association?)

That last stanza, though. The hell is going on there.

>>15218747
Which explains why there's surprisingly little overlap between the Catulus crowd and the Ominous Chanting crowd.

>>15218727
Actually all acid does is pull your subconcious up to the surface, and let you see freaky coloured mathematical patterns.

y'all ready to read the tale of the only man to ever beat CoC?

>>15218781

>>15218781
Didn't even need to look at the img name to know you were posting Henderson.

This thread has been remarkably civil and productive. I bid you gentlemen goodnight, and leave you with a resounding UNF.

>>15218785

Mother. Of. God.

>>15219061

I have a starwars story to tell if anyone's interested.

This is the story of Brick.

The DM is a hardcore Starwars fan. Loves the shit out of Mando's, can speak Mandolorian. (no, really.)

Now it was myself, my brother, and a few other guys. Figuring it was a one off and "what the hell" I made myself a human noble (who, up to two and a half years later, as STILL being referred to as "Captain Diplomacy" his real name got used like twice in the first session and then lost to the sands of time).

Now, you should know that my brother only plays one kind of character. Chaotic Awesome. He decides to go Mandolorian (much to the DM's delight) heavy weps, because fuck opening doors and cans of food manually. Describes him like you would a heavy muscleman, tanked to hell. Calls him Brick. Dm lets it slide because, hell, mando.

The DM's sister makes an ewok demo expert and stacks stealth, there's a rodian sniper who HATES jedi, there were a few other characters who were subject to stupid deaths, Captain Diplomacy only made it because he was basically Arnold J. Rimmer, except he actually got promoted (another story... which also includes Brick)

>>15219119
(Cont.)

Anyway, campaign is set post episode 6, with the remnant still flying around being major dicks. First mission we're sent on is an infiltration mission for the New Republic as mercs, to a shitty little backwater since this big bad remnant moff has taken it over, a guy called Krassis. First thing after the doors open Stormtroopers "stop right there". Well... Brick didn't. You see his backstory was that he was one of the Mandolorian mercs brought in to train the clone army, these guys? Forget about it. So after kicking the first trooper in the head we start a firefight. Great.

>screencaps
>screencaps
>screencaps
>a rather civil argument about meanings within language.
>screencaps

never change, /tg/

>>15219152

We manage to escape, having to drag Brick away from killing more of them and we exit the spaceport, right into the middle of a garrison. Now it's hard to describe, but from the spaceport (a single shuttle sized bay on this speck of rock, other than the huge clearing the remnant had fucked out for their supply ships) we headed east into the large town square, to the south was a immensely wide staircase finishing on a large raised platform was a 2 man team manning an e-web and another 2 man team manning some kind of anti-structural weapon.Further east was a path that lead up along the side of a moutain, the mountain was bristling with anti-air. in the middle of the town square (think tatooine-esque/arabic architecture) was a small command centre. Behind the e-web and the cannon there was a huge wall and a checkpoint. Behind that, some kind of temple.

Anyway, we're running like fuck and manage to escape, we narrowly avoided getting our shit handed to us by the e-web when a repulic sympathiser (our contact) managed to get us inside on the mud huts.

We managed to keep low until sundown.

>>15219215
Fast forward a bit because, boring.

Basically, turns out Krassis found a sith temple and was ransacking it for information, on what, we weren't certain. The ewok snuck into the command post at night and overheard a leuitennant getting chewed out for not finding the information.

During this time, I'd been rolling a fucktonne of diplomacy against brick, trying to reason with him not to go out into the middle of the square and opening fire. Captain Diplomacy was from a human house that specialised in bio-engineering and surgery (basically I was the healer) and I basically insulted him, his ancestors and his clan by asking him to hide. He was that bad.

So we decide to sneak into the temple, just to see what was what.

>>15219264

After finding the secret entrance we realise that there was even more to this place. It was a goddamn active sith temple with sith apprentices training. We avoid detection, because even brick isn't stupid enough to take on sith without a lot of firepower and basically scooby doo ourselves into a secret chamber.

A secret chamber that contained three vibro-axe weilding force adepts that cloaked themselves. They got the drop on poor brick and cut his arm off. We killed two of them and ran like fuck back to the informant's house brick bleeding out badly.

Now, obviously because the DM loves mando's and it was the first game he didn't exactly want the character to die, but insisted that Brick was now half the mando he used to be. I managed to stabilise the bleeding and he returns to consciousness. Wearing cloaks the next day we go to the nearest robot junkier to get him a new arm. (Stormtroopers were on ridiculous high alert. they brought a fucktonne of troopers into the town and had them stationed on rooves).

Anyway, we get there undetected and poke around the shop looking for something we could use. I try to finesse any knowledge of underground weapons dealers out of the merchant, but he clams up because Captain Diplomacy is terrible at everything other than running away and dodging bullets. that and he thinks he's a remnant spy, which after the others calm him down, inclines him to add 25% to the cost of everything.

Brick looks up and goes "I want a gun for my new arm"

>>15219339
after a lot of humming and harring from the DM as he works out the rules, we go through some shenannigans to get the gun he wants (taking down stormtroopers, solid snake style, or in my case, getting discovered and arrested before the others rescue me) brick finally gets the gun he wants. The anti-structural weapon from the plaza.

12 hours later I've sown it on. It's that heavy he can't even lift it to aim without straining and he now walks with a drag and suffers ridiculous penalties. To hide the weapon he keeps the cloak.

>>15217670

Thank you, sir. I am in tears.

the chosen of the dice god

Really? An entire epic /tg/-related screencap thread, and nobody's posted "Ave Imperator, motherfuckers" yet?

Shit's weak, yo. Fortunately I happen to have Ave Imperator motherfuckers right here.

>>15219799
Oh goodness graciuos I got an urge to yell "GLORIOUS!" all of a sudden.

>>15219820
I had no idea it was possible to actually roleplay a Space Marine.

>>15220118

Wouldn't the dragon have suffocated by then

>>15218781
>>15218785
If you hadn't posted both Henderson images, I would have. Well played sir.

>>15220170

Henderson is why THAT GUY isn't always bad.

>>15220375

basically the epic larp story is about a THAT guy too

>>15219977
I'm in love with this story. Such a magnificent fucking bastard.

And there was the day we proved Teddy Roosevelt was a puma.

Warning: reading this might urge you to roll a paladin.

Don't suppose anyone has the thread about the four-man party with two bards and a wizard (Jonathan Entcaller was his name, I think) fighting off a horde of Orcs with a Rod of Wind?

>>15220541

The guys that played The Who?

That's the one.

>>15220583

sorry, never heard of it...

>>15220583
>>15220554
>>15220541
Shame no one seems to have it, I'd very much enjoy reading it.

I've always liked this one.

>>15220626

If I have it its on my laptop, which is alllll the way over there.

>>15220704

Come on, fa/tg/uy. One love.

>>15220693
That's one hell of a way to enforce the "DM Is Always Right" rule.

Gonna bump with some IG love. BRB touching up the weathered paintjob on my Goddamned Baneblade.

I think I have that super epic "Archduke Ulric" LARP here somewhere if anyone wants it, Pic related.

>>15218410
In an interview for the BBC he did during the filming of Star Trek 4, Gene Roddenberry said that if he could have done it in the 60s, he would have openly made Kirk and Spock lovers. This is supported by the Trek Omnibus/Setting Bible that explains that Kirk/Spock are incredibly familiar "like a long time married couple".

One of his, not realized in Trek, dreams about the future is that people get past their dogmatic attachment to hetero-only sexuality.

>>15220927
Personally I prefer this story
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/14877949/
Not sure why, but I do think the narration is more interesting.

>>15220938
ogodwat, I'd immediately call massive bullshit pick up my cards and go do something fun.

>>15221135

There is a second one too, where all of us in the thread encourage him to ask The Baroness out after those shenannigains, which he actually does successfully.

>>15220132

Dude, it's an ancient red dragon. It could probably summon an air elemental and breath it in or something.

>>15221257

was it capped?

>>15221372

>>15216740
>Quickened Time Stop
>Quicken: Spell Slot 4 levels higher
>Time Stop: 9th Level

Idontthinksotim.jpg

Epic thread of epic threads

>>15221909
please tell me this is on suptg

>>15221926
It only amounted to that exchange. The conversation was in the middle of a thread about playing an illithid PC, if I remember correctly.

>>15221483
Not that hard man. I can think of a few ways just off the top of my head. You can even do it in core with a Greater Rod of Quicken (170,000 gp well spent)

Part 1

Part 2

Ja.

>>15222011
>Greater Rod of Quicken

My asshole puckers in terror just contemplating the price of that fucker.

On the other hand, Greater Rod of Quicken.

The only good thing to ever come from a -4 STR thread

>>15222564
That would make for a cartoon with some actual marketable potential.

I wound this kinda hot.

>>15223959
>*found

>>15223959
Pfft, he clearly should have bought him period-appropriate underwear made of linens.

And those particular panties are too small to adequately support the male anatomy, at least without a gaff.

>>15224122
We will MAKE THEM FIT!

>>15223959
Definitely hot.

>>15223959
They're cute. I might consider wearing them, depending on how tight they end up being.

>>15224516
Please don't be a guy.
Please don't be a guy.
Please don't be a guy.
Please don't be a guy.
Please don't be a guy.
Please don't be a guy.

>>15224668
>>Tight
What do you think?

>>15224668
I hereby give you your Indian name, known far and wide amongst the tribal lands of 4chan:
>Posts With Optimism.
Go forth with "pride", or whatever you experience as an equivalent.

>>15224668
Screw that. Please be one!

>>15224676
I will honor the name that you have given me.

>>15219952

Holy fuck who are these guys and where can I go drinking with them?

Ah shit I have an entire folder of awesome /tg/ screencaps, but no way of accessing them from this computer. Wish I could contribute though. :(

>>15223959
Anyone got more sexy and/or trappy ones?

>>15224787
>>15224676
So does that make you two blood brothers or something, Injun Poster?

>>15224694
>>15224668
I'll give you my measurements:

40/34/41

Puzzle that out on your own

>>15215099

Somewhere floats out there a screencap of DH player(s) trolling His(their) furry DM by killing he and all his furry buddies fursonas at least three times. I would like this if anyone has it.

>>15225044
intredasting.jpg

>>15224962

>>15225044
that's pretty big for a girl, right? I don't know

the post did sound like a guy...

>>15225429
Could be just a tall/thick girl. Look for waist-hip ratio, by dividing the waist measurement by hips.

>>15225469
but why would a girl say "I'd consider wearing them"? That context suggests to me a guy

>>15225515
Girls apparently don't just sort of wear any underwear designed for their gender the way guys do.

>>15225595
Do most guys? I know standards are more lax for guys, but I thought that most have some preference.

>>15225664
Most wear whatever's comfy.

>>15225692
Is it not the same for girls?

>>15225825
For some, probably, but many like to wear pretty or fashionable underwear.

>>15225931
Or both. No reason it can't be both.

>>15224122
>>15224176
>>15224426
>>15224516
>>15224668
>>15224675
>>15224694
>>15224962
>>15225044
>>15225299
>>15225429
>>15225469
>>15225515
>>15225595
>>15225664
>>15225692
>>15225825
>>15225931
>>15225951
If you really must talk about your trap fetish can't you please take it somewhere else instead of derailing this thread?

>>15226055
May as well use this thread, this is where it started and it's not like one discussion prevents the other.

oh man this was great

Behold gentlemen, Old Man Henderson in the flesh

My gift to you /tg/

>>15226118
Warforged are just the type to have existential crises.

>>15226055
Only half of them have a trap fetish

>>15230112
and the other half are traps/potential traps?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5V6sxZ8-eg
Bumpan with epic /tg/ music.

>>15230794
>>15230112
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dddAi8FF3F4

>>15228419
I like it a lot, especially since he's drunkenly yelling the best quote from The Surprising Adventures of Old Man Henderson.

>>15231476
It wouldn't make the picture complete without it

artist here btw XD

>>15231135
"Roll Disguise against the rogue's Search"

>>15231616

you left out the stuffed parrot

>>15226055
>If you really must talk about your trap fetish
To be fair it is fairly on topic

>>15232196
I'm not sure if passing or failing that check would be better...

>>15234043
Depends on what you want to happen next :P

>>15225044
Explain to me what these sizes are
What they mean and how I take my own
Please.

>>15234593

*sigh* Young 'uns these days.

Bust / Waist / Hips.

Each measured in Inches.

40 / 34 / 41 Suggests

-Hourglass figure. (Marylin Monroe, for proprortion sake, was 37-23-35, But she was also 5 foot 5 1/2 inches tall, since the average american woman is taller than that, I'm assuming she's well proportioned.)

-She probably has either "Dem HIPS!" or "Dat ASS!"

Men, for what it's worth, do not have our proportions measured in an identical fasion... instead, we get measured at the "trouser waist" (Roughtly your navel) and the "Front Waistband" (Where your pants actually *are* on your body.)

>>15235064
A good way to check proportions is the waist-hip ratio. Divide the waist measurement by the hips, and see the resulting number.

Marylin Monroe, according to those measurements, was 0.65.

>>15235587
0.7 is the female ideal, although individual bodies can of course vary. Going above 1.0 means your fat.

The more you know.

>>15225044
>>15235622
Mystery Anon here >>15235587 has 0.8. Is that still normal female? What's the male average, 1?

>>15235901
Male average is 0.9
That's dead in the middle between male and female.

>>15228318
This is the greatest thing ever.

>>15236419
Curses, /tg/ shall forever be left in ignorance!

>>15228374
I haven't laughed as hard at anything else in this thread.

>>15236738
I'm pretty sure it's fake. The authors speaks frequently of chat windows, but also of "leaning in and rolling out in the open." It's a fabulous story, but alas, just a story.

>>15228318

>>15216770

This one in particular had me laughing out loud in a restaurant like that crazy guy who laughs at his computer.

This thread is amazing and has pushed me to flirt with the idea of starting to play these games.

Do you all play on TG? I honestly have little to no experience when it comes to this.

>>15239697
Of course not all of us play. Not all the time.

I play.

To all GW- and Ward-haters, here is your explanation as to why and how.

>kill'd rypert
I didn't even know Rupert, captcha.

>>15239116
I lold too. The way it ends adds extra hilarity.

I attempted to pull this off in a campaign once. At the end everyone had a migraine.

>>15241146
What is instead of one room, each "room" is a small dungeon in itself with three or four rooms. The top one has a ladder, the bottom one a watch, and others have doors to adjacent "rooms".

>>15241146
Great idea for a demiplane.

>>15242257
I think a lot of these screencaps are really.

>>15241146
I read a porn story once that took place in a tesseract. Two people were abducted by aliens or something, and placed inside a tesseractal maze. It was part of a sci-fi/porn trilogy. I wonder if that guy is the author.

>>15243563
*is reminded of Hypercube*

moar epic stories

>>15243324

...really what?

>>15247334
really great ideas for a demiplane.
Read the quote train.

>>15247379

Oh, I see. Could've used a comma, but hey.

>>15247510
As that poster I apologise. Normally I, if anything, overuse commas.

>>15248057

Apology accepted, fellow fa/tg/uy. I, too, am, known, for, overusing, commas, so I feel you.

Anyone else think /tg/ is the most civil board here?

>>15248178
>>15248178
It's more or less universally accepted at this point.

>>15248178
We are, in our own way.

archive plz. this is gold

>>15248279
No, no image dumps in the archive.

>>15245082
Is that the name of the story? I read the full trilogy, but this was years ago and my memory isn't great.

>See Op's Pic
>Think "oh wow, another guy started a screencap thread with the same pic that in that thread some days ago, well, meaby someone post new ones"
>see the sames screencaps
>realize is the same fucking thread

Hell, i knew this is a slow board, but wow.

Timeless.

Remember when people made Fuklaw fanart? I do.

>>15248366
Threads don't all last this long. This thread has just gotten periodic posts for a while. It happens, now and again.

GLORIOUS

Three days /tg/.

Three days of quotes.

>Captcha: llearm sum-timz
I cannot ascertain the meaning of this.

>>15248459
That sounds made up.

>>15248536
It might be.

I'm still okay with that.

>>15248682
It does make them feel a bit less fun when you don't think they're real...

Time for some OC (sorta)

I do love this one.

I know these are all long but they are totally worth the read.

>>15251493

>>15251617
looks like you saved the thumbnail, bro

>>15251464
I'm not crying...I've just...got something in my eye.

Surprised this one hasn't been posted yet.

Somebody asked for this earlier.

>>15252548
And by "earlier" I of course mean three fucking days ago.

Jesus this is a long thread

Remembered this and went on easymodo to find it.

>>15252635
>Elves
>Humans
>Married gods
God fucking dammit, even the human DEITIES can't stop fucking elves. Stop fucking the elves!

>>15252665
If it's good enough for the gods, it's good enough for you, faggot. Go fuck another elf.

Out of curiosity, did that person who was going to play a cat Rogue ever come back with more stories?

>>15253690
Only have have update from yesterday
Lemme just find it

Here is is.
(Left out "irrelevant" parts)

>>15254205

That is awesome. Much appreciated.

>>15253690

Have another session later tonight, I'll update either when I get home or tomorrow.

>>15254612
We shall look forward to it

>this thread

>>15254612
THAT TAIL!

seriously, long tail is long!

that cat is not human!

>>15255508
>that cat is not human!
Captain Obvious strikes again

>>15255508

>>15252414
I think I remember that girl asking for ideas on /tg/. Unless I'm mistaken that's the /a/ chick that wanted to fuck her brother.

Aren't there more where those came from?

>>15252548
That was me who asked. Thanks!

>>15255739
>the /a/ chick that wanted to fuck her brother.
I must hear more about this!