Moderator: Xar
I make the best stone salad in Eiran. I look forward to your lively and humorous dialog. Strange as it sounds, the third age has been filled with imbalance and I hope your particular madcap will bring it into a semblance of normalcy.Thank you for the warm welcome, daughter of the Wench! Perhaps we can become more acquainted; maybe over a nice stone salad? I do not wish my poor reputation to speak ill of my character or my... performance.
Ohohoho! I look forward to trying some of this salad! I hope you have a nice mud vinagrette to go with it. It does seem like this new age of deities were a boring lot. Let us hope that with myself here, there will be more pink things filling the sky or beautiful music filling the air.Calais wrote:
I make the best stone salad in Eiran. I look forward to your lively and humorous dialog. Strange as it sounds, the third age has been filled with imbalance and I hope your particular madcap will bring it into a semblance of normalcy.
Oh...those were the best...Moxinomal wrote:Oh Deary Chocho, you know I merely jest! Perhaps a Mox Patended Hug will cheer you up?O-gon-cho wrote:*glare*
...as if I didn't have enough going on right now...
Interesting you should say that, my dear friend. I have a very interesting mud brew that you might be interested in.Ohohoho! I look forward to trying some of this salad! I hope you have a nice mud vinagrette to go with it. It does seem like this new age of deities were a boring lot. Let us hope that with myself here, there will be more pink things filling the sky or beautiful music filling the air.
I hear no bickering or whining, brother. Quite the contrary, the Lord of Life feels he has a legitamate grievance and has every right to express it. Why must he tread so lightly and not air his concerns about Eiran?Another part of me hopes you all continue to keep your dirty laundry to yourselves. *chuckle* Honestly, who wants to listen to bickering and, dare I say it, whining?
Who wants to hear: "You did X to me!" "Yeah? Well that's because you did Y to me!"? Sounds annoying. Still, as I said, if Devaguhya does have a legitimate grievance, airing it may keep the bloodshed down to a minimum. He need not tread lightly.Hehehe, we should know, Zeph. Whining seems to run in the Bhakti line and bickering in the Jovian line.No, I hear no bickering or whining either. I was just saying I like it that way. Who wants to hear: "You did X to me!" "Yeah? Well that's because you did Y to me!"?
Of course his words are pleasing to his ears. As are your words. As are mine. We are gods, after all, and our words are law to our followers. Is it any wonder that we speak to hear the wondrous tones of our own voices?The Lord of Life has spoken of no grievance, he simply repeats what he has since he arrived with us upon this world, and nothing comes of it. You would be blind to not realise his every word is for the pleasing of his own ears alone.
I find it interesting that you would assume the position of the judge over the Lord of Life so much that you would point out his flaws.I do prod at him from time to time, I will point out his flaws and attempt to provoke some sort of awareness from him, but it always proves futile - as you have seen here. My words were answered with the same self-aggrandisement he always spouts, addressing nothing of importance.
As gods, we have no flaws. Just differences of opinion.When I address him I get no such self-absorption as is illustrated by this:If you do not see this... address him once more. I tell you now: he will acknowledge your words, and then follow with naught but mutterings to himself that tell you nothing except that it is he who knows what he must do. Such self-absorption is unsurmountable.
.You speak well sister death; goddess of the earth. *bows*
One could easily say the same of you. *mischevious grin and wink*His words are worth nothing; only his actions can be evaluated.
