The more random than that other thread thread

[Kade Rivok]

If we're to stay true to the thread title, though, we can't talk about hills for too long.  That wouldn't be random enough.  What is everybeasts thoughts on potatoes?

[Booklover]

Disgusting. Chips are also disgusting.

[Verdauga]

I like potatoes more than any other side, but I'm not a fan of potato chips. Or chips in general, really.

[Booklover]

Are we speaking different dialects here? I like crisps (btw, sour cream and onion are better than salt and vinegar but neither are the best), but not chips or other forms of potatoes.

Any RA fans ever noticed that at the start of Ruins of Gorlan, Horace is eating potatoes? So somehow Araluen got potatoes even before America (well, their version) was discovered.

[Verdauga]

Oh yeah. UK English. Yes, different dialects. the chips I speak of are the same as your (and Grey's) crisps.

RA is also in a fantasy world with timeline fluidity. It's the same reason why Redwall can have coffee.

[Kade Rivok]

Any RA fans ever noticed that at the start of Ruins of Gorlan, Horace is eating potatoes? So somehow Araluen got potatoes even before America (well, their version) was discovered.

Eh, they also use words like brouhaha, so I think it's best not to pay attention to such things.

[Booklover]

Oh yeah. UK English. Yes, different dialects. the chips I speak of are the same as your (and Grey's) crisps.

RA is also in a fantasy world with timeline fluidity. It's the same reason why Redwall can have coffee.

RA is more famous for its coffee. Especially Arridi coffee with honey in.

[Verdauga]

I'm  just pointing out that both series deviate from history.

[Booklover]

And RA is set in the 600s, but Araluen is more equivalent, in terms of weapons and society, to the 13th century or something like that.

[The Skarzs]

Rangers Apprentice?

[Verdauga]

Apurrently. I don't know which era its' weapons are supposed to be from though.

[The Skarzs]

I have no knowledge of it at all.

[Russa Nodrey]

I read the first book about five years ago. Will, Halt, Horace, Lady Pauline, and a brouhaha, are basically all I can remember.

[Ebantu the Kararehe]

That part is seriously funny, especially in the audio book.
*rolls down hill on horseback*

[shisteer of nothing much]

*rolls down hill on horseback*

I sincerely hope, for the horse's sake, that you meant "rides down hill on horseback".

The brouhaha bit is in The Burning Bridge, isn't it?