What we have here.....

Aaron · Post by **Aaron** » Wed Jan 04, 2012 4:47 am

Greg wrote:Every time I read the title. Every single time.

Same. I was just about to post a video clip of it, but I got beaten to the punch.

Ranger of Halt · Post by **Ranger of Halt** » Wed Jan 11, 2012 2:19 am

Wow we have some amazing people on here.
My list is:
Bowyer, fletcher, leatherworker (not much but working on it),blacksmith (in training) ,some wood working, horse riding (not that good) Quill pen making
thats about it.

Ringulf · Post by **Ringulf** » Wed Jan 11, 2012 5:35 am

Don't sell yourself short that is quite a bit!

You know even back in Medeival times whan you were more dependent on knowing how to be more self reliant, very few people were masters of more than one skill. "The Jack of all trades" was almost always followed by "The master of none."

The time it takes to really master something, and the level of focus and commitment needed to get to that, is something that I would truly love to have.

Unfortunately being well rounded (in more ways than one) is my lot in life due to the old ADD monster!

So making peace with him instead of fighting myself, I keep about ten projects going at once so that as my focus and interest wain and shift, I always have something to do!

Shallow but covering alot of area.

(Anyone want to play "deep but not profound"?

Post by **Peter Remling** » Wed Jan 11, 2012 1:22 pm

Ringulf wrote:
(Anyone want to play "deep but not profound"?

Wow that's so deep and profound !

BTW Which old Advanced Dungeons and Dragons (ADD) Monster would that be ?

Ringulf · Post by **Ringulf** » Wed Jan 11, 2012 3:11 pm

That would be an AD&D monster! Mine just makes me run around in ten different directions at one time accomplishing nothing.....guess you could call it a "Mind Flayer" Hee Hee!

And an example of Deep but not Profund" would be:

Woods
but not Forest

Kiriana · Post by **Kiriana** » Wed Jan 11, 2012 3:37 pm

Oh I am a serious "jack of all trades.. master of none" the stuff I listed was just stuff related to Merf ... hehe

Morielda · Post by **Morielda** » Thu Jan 12, 2012 12:37 pm

Let's see, what do I do?

-knitting
-crocheting
-naalbinding
-sewing
-artist
-carving
-chainmaille
-singing

The short list

Mary Ann/Morielda

Druin · Post by **Druin** » Wed Feb 08, 2012 6:52 am

Darned Jack and his lack of mastery. That ADD monster is to bla -- LOOK!! A CHICKEN!!
-Archer
-Climber (specialty trees)
-Leathersmith
-Leather Tooling and Design (specialty Celtic knotwork)
-Beginning Bowyer (made one laminate longbow, next plan is a self-bow)
-Fletcher
-Woodsman
-Hunter
-Adventurer/Quest Creator (specialty epic treasure hunts - and I do mean epic!)
-Tracker
-Tactician
-Goatherd
-Artist
-Writer/Poet/Editor/Word Tinkerer
-Singer
-Sneaky Bastard
-Awesomist

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Sheep
But not lambs
...or rams, for that matter
Or ewes, in fact.
These would be ageless sheep
But not unaging.
They would provide mutton
But not meat
Okay, I stop now

kaelln · Post by **kaelln** » Wed Feb 08, 2012 2:46 pm

Awesome!

Ringulf · Post by **Ringulf** » Wed Feb 08, 2012 2:52 pm

Druin wrote: Sheep
But not lambs
...or rams, for that matter
Or ewes, in fact.
These would be ageless sheep
But not unaging.
They would provide mutton
But not meat
Okay, I stop now

There you go!!

Wow that was sweet,

(but not sugary)

Wolf · Post by **Wolf** » Wed Feb 08, 2012 7:05 pm

to many to list

all of the above? that work?

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