Cliff Notes on Evorran Law

[aara]

5 staples in my head at 3 am Sunday and back playing later Sunday morning to finish the weekend.

You really want to mess with that?

Lesson learned: Never follow someone *2 feet shorter* than you while running throught trees

 

[Toddo]

Steve,

just wanted your opinion on if we're on topic or not.

 

[aara]

Steve,

just wanted your opinion on if we're on topic or not.

You lie! I challenge you to honor combat! :grrr:


See, now we are.

 

[Jevedor]

Lesson learned: Never follow someone *2 feet shorter* than you while running throught trees

isnt everyone 2 feet shorter than scott? :funny:

 

[RiddickDale]

Steve,

just wanted your opinion on if we're on topic or not.

We're good.

 

[Duke Frost]

Steve,

just wanted your opinion on if we're on topic or not.

Steve has no jurisdiction on the HQ boards, so you may continue to talk about my height and my head staples. I say it's ok.

I wasn't following you at that point Kelly, I was chasing Raksaa/Brian Bender. He's only 6" shorter than me. The tree limb, unfortunately, was almost exactly 1/4" shorter than me, just tall enough to be out of my line of site, but short enough to tear a 3 inch gash in my skull.

And then on the ride to the hospital, the army paratrooper keeps telling Dee to slow down her driving with a look of fear on his face. Heh.

Such a great larp story.

Scott

 

[Tetsu]

I love how Brian tells it, too. The part with Dennis and sock tourniquette is especially entertaining. Glad you're made of tough stuff, man.

 

[aara]

I wasn't following you at that point Kelly, I was chasing Raksaa/Brian Bender. He's only 6" shorter than me.

I know, I know, I was gaseous at that point. But it's more fun to say 2 feet than 6"

 

[Phalen]

I am about 2 ft shorter and I still have the blood stained cloak from that situation....shall I bring it along, so we can reminisce? ;-)

 

[djkondrk]

I love how Brian tells it, too. The part with Dennis and sock tourniquette is especially entertaining. Glad you're made of tough stuff, man.

Sock tourniquet? Wow, I wonder how that one got started! Scott was so excited to be bandaged up with an official 82nd Airborne bandage, lol! :funny:

 

[Duke Frost]

Yeah, I think sock tourniquet is moving into urban legend status.

The first thing to staunch the blood flow was a glove. Then Dennis arrived with a military bandage, which I kept on until the hospital.

 

[< dan >]

that was a hell of a weekend, best part was being in the tavern the next morning and boom theres scott

 

[aara]

Sock tourniquet? Wow, I wonder how that one got started! Scott was so excited to be bandaged up with an official 82nd Airborne bandage, lol! :funny:

That's awesome! My baby brother will be in the 82nd when he graduates from officer school in November.