Too hot for funny

[melchar]

88 degrees? _88_ degrees in _winter_? What the heck is going on?

Now I love wet, cold, cloudy weather. The sun and I are not friends. So any combination of cold, wet, cloudy, windy, any of that is great. _88_ degrees in hot, clear, cloudless sky is a very bad sign. If one follows this weather pattern to the ridiculous conclusion, it will reach the melting point of lead [621 F] by August!

It's not even spring for 10 more days. {Whimper!}

However, it was Trey's day off and he was here in the morning. Gave me the chance to run to the market, do grocery shopping, get yummies for dinner and sushi for breakfast - and get back home so he could go in for a part-day in the afternoon. Mr-Eyes-Glued-to-his-GBA-Final-Fantasy-Tactics-game is soooo cute sometimes. Although he did point out that I hadn't updated Gil's character sheet to reflect the 2 stat points he'd just got. (I checked and I -had- put in the new WIS point, but not the stats mads for it - but that I had -not- pencilled in the +1 to CHAR. Naughty me. But I did fix that.)

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[venusrising.livejournal.com]

Although he did point out that I hadn't updated Gil's character sheet to reflect the 2 stat points he'd just got. (I checked and I -had- put in the new WIS point, but not the stats mads for it - but that I had -not- pencilled in the +1 to CHAR. Naughty me. But I did fix that.)

I'm sorry...I need a translation into English, please? :)

[melchar.livejournal.com]

It's game-speech. Characters have statistics - [strength, intelligence and others] - that are given numbers to show if, for example, the strength is low, average or exceptional. During a game there are ways to increase the statistics, which is what had happened for Gilrandir, Trey's character.

My oversight was in not increasing both statistics when they both went up by '1'. Better?