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[Maudie]

My skin got burnt for so long it turned black.

That's called a third degree burn, dear.

[Cornflower MM]

^

[The Skarzs]

No. It's called Cajun style.

[Cornflower MM]

*Headdesk*

[Groddil]

My skin got burnt for so long it turned black.

That's called a third degree burn, dear.

Why do you and Corn call people who are older than you "dear?"

[Maudie]

Because.

[alexandre]

MUCKER

[Jukka the Sling]

My skin got burnt for so long it turned black.

That's called a third degree burn, dear.

Why do you and Corn call people who are older than you "dear?"

I have always wondered the same thing.  Well, with Corny at least.  I didn't think Maudie did it much.

[Lady Ashenwyte]

tomorrow i will start learning irish dancing on my own

[Maudie]

My skin got burnt for so long it turned black.

That's called a third degree burn, dear.

Why do you and Corn call people who are older than you "dear?"

I have always wondered the same thing.  Well, with Corny at least.  I didn't think Maudie did it much.

I don't. But some situations require patronizing.

[Cornflower MM]

My skin got burnt for so long it turned black.

That's called a third degree burn, dear.

Why do you and Corn call people who are older than you "dear?"

@Groddil, @Jukka the Sling: There for a while I was pretty much the youngest member. And that's just the way I talk with close friends. Some times it's patronizing, some times it's friendly, some times I mean it as a comfort. *Shrug*

tomorrow i will start learning irish dancing on my own

Ooooh. Fun.

[The Skarzs]

*Headdesk*

[alexandre]

I CAME UP WITH A NEW SHIP

President Cashflower MM

[The Skarzs]

*Splutters.* What?

[Cornflower MM]

You know how I call people "dear" a lot, Skar? Well Al saw me call Ashleg "dear" and got the wrong idea.