skorlir

Sorry all, but allowing javascript is actually a bug, and it's dangerous to allow. I have to remove it. I wondered if that might happen, but at least it was ...

Also experiencing formatting issues where I will have it properly formatted in a .doc and click on the preserve whitespace button, and have it mess it up o.o [..] I ...

Sward be sharp and hardy; I shall need not parry exclusively any more! A shield, now, shall be proffered; plated with the souls of great reviewers and reinforced with the ...

If you work out something genius, let me know! :) And feel free to borrow my spoiler code if it might be of use to you in any way. Oh ...

@carbonCore : Don't do anything too dangerous. I would hate for Nate to blame me for revealing this! ;) In other news, you can just type "javascript:" followed by whatever ...

Bah ha ha! Knight Skorlir feels the need to brandish his sward! He bought it all nice and shiny when he was a squire, but seemingly could not grasp it ...

It took oo-gobs of effort to get this right, so humor me and go see my submitted "work" detailing how this is possible (and showing an example): If you like ...

I voted "What's Squills?" Because, up until this point, it has simply seemed to not exist. I saw its name once, but still have little idea what it is or ...

XD @Skorlir . . . nice one! Biggest one I've ever done was . . . 10,000 characters or something! That one you did has to be more! I beat ...

@Juniper, for being a very polite and helpful moderator.

AND zoomed all the way out: pzoomed.png No, it didn't all fit. See here . 1.7 thousand words. 3,237 characters (not counting spaces). There should totally be an award for ...

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This neverending 1.7 thousand word review that I just wrote some lucky dog. I can only add 3 attachments to a post. So, part 1 p1.png part 2 p2.png part ...

Approaching that late morning where shall be shed the blood and tears of all grammatical and semantic inconsistency, here stands squire Skorlir, preparing for the march. Knighthood : The first ...

I called my first "reviewee," so to speak (GeeLyria), my "kitten-avatared friend." I guess I was, at very least, accurate in my description of the writer. This was, of course, ...