2017/06/30 - Ivy League

[D-Rock]

[2017/06/30 - Ivy League]
Title Text: .......*munch*

If anything, Mr. Steward is a smart man. Feel bad for the camel, though.

[Unmotivated Puma]

Poor camel.

[Saturn381]

That camel is still there?

[Gbr23]

Mr Steward is: OUT

[HellishK9]

What would it even feel like to eat poison ivy leaves?

[Welsh Halfwit]

It's good they never told the traitor
Where to go and find this plant.
Now he'll have to go and wash
and have salve applied by his aunt.
The camel's been eating the irritant
and I don't mean Mr Steward by that.
Now it knows that it's really irritated
and we know his owner is a real prat.
Poison Ivy's deadlier cousin strikes
and they've really hurt their feels.
Perhaps they should join the next team
and hop they have one who heals.

[CyberDragon]

I wish poison ivy were endangered.


... Oh... OH! Ouch! Poor camel!

[IceKitsune]

Welp that Camel is in some serious trouble I think. What would you even do for someone who has eaten poison ivy anyway?

[CyberDragon]

epipen? Adrenaline shot?

[Naro Rivers]

What would it even feel like to eat poison ivy leaves?

Hellish, I would imagine.

Welp that Camel is in some serious trouble I think. What would you even do for someone who has eaten poison ivy anyway?

Seek immediate medical attention.

[Argent]

Those camelfaces are just awesome.

I assume the terror ivy is endangered because in a world where all the animals are capable of burninating it with fire that's what happens to it every time it's found.

They should be thankful they're not in Australia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dendrocnide_moroides

The suicide plant, or moonlighter, is common to rainforest areas in the north east of Australia. It is best known for stinging hairs that cover the whole plant and deliver a potent neurotoxin when touched. It is the most toxic of the Australian species of stinging trees. The fruit is edible if the stinging hairs that cover it are removed.

I WANT TO KNOW HOW THEY FOUND OUT IT WAS EDIBLE.

[GameCobra]

Poor Camel

I almost thought Thomas was going to stubbornly stop the pets with itchy terror fever... then i saw the gloves. x3

[CyberDragon]

So what are your bets on what Peanut is going as?

[Welsh Halfwit]

So what are your bets on what Peanut is going as?

Whatever he wears, whatever he does, whatever he's supposed to be... Peanut will be Peanut.

[Cesco]

Yeah, the path to the temple is enclosed, and so that's why... Keene had a great idea. I hope those leaves won't do nothing to the camel's stomach. Eh, you go to do the right thing, Steward, leave Thomas to his problems.

[Argent]

So what are your bets on what Peanut is going as?

SPOT (superdog)

[House42]

That camel is just like:
"Today... today is really not my day. Why did I even bother getting up this morning?"

[CyberDragon]

Bet he's wondering what he's even doing there. 'Cause, I am.

It's hilarious though!

[VoidGaming404]

What would it even feel like to eat poison ivy leaves?

After watching '1000 Ways to Die', I'm pretty sure that eating poison ivy would feel very deadly.


That poor, poor, unfortunate camel

[Buster]

urushiol, the toxin in that plant is harmful specifically to primates, which as often as we think of ourselves as separate, humans are a type of. not to dogs, cats, deer, or a few other things, so it may not effect camels at all.


Also:

I assume the terror ivy is endangered because in a world where all the animals are capable of burninating it with fire that's what happens to it every time it's found.

Every part of the poison ivy plant—leaves, stems, roots—is poisonous, so don’t burn it, Wurdack says. With burning, the urushiol becomes volatilized in the smoke and you can get it in your lungs, which is very dangerous and can even lead to death.

Bad idea.

[John-056]

So what are your bets on what Peanut is going as?

Whatever he wears, whatever he does, whatever he's supposed to be... Peanut will be Peanut.

Well, he'd still have to be a class that specializes in Healing party members, though I suspect that it would also have an offensive power that won't make him hide behind cover or his Party.

That's not how he rolls. He's more likely to put himself at risk for fun's sake.

[Bandit1990]

So what are your bets on what Peanut is going as?

Whatever he wears, whatever he does, whatever he's supposed to be... Peanut will be Peanut.

Well, he'd still have to be a class that specializes in Healing party members, though I suspect that it would also have an offensive power that won't make him hide behind cover or his Party.

That's not how he rolls. He's more likely to put himself at risk for fun's sake.

So a druid then, or maybe a bard, they're pretty good in 5th edition.

[vulpinator]

I'm just anxious for if/when Karishad is making an arc debut. This is the temple he's so familiar with after all. If he's on Sabrina's team again, he's probably a thief this time, since Fox is there as the warrior.

[Argent]

This is the temple he's so familiar with after all. If he's on Sabrina's team again, he's probably a thief this time, since Fox is there as the warrior.

Remember that Karishad is actually employed by Keene.

[John-056]

Whatever he wears, whatever he does, whatever he's supposed to be... Peanut will be Peanut.

Well, he'd still have to be a class that specializes in Healing party members, though I suspect that it would also have an offensive power that won't make him hide behind cover or his Party.

That's not how he rolls. He's more likely to put himself at risk for fun's sake.

So a druid then, or maybe a bard, they're pretty good in 5th edition.

Yep, though I'm thinking Druid if he's not using only fantasy elements, since in Warframe, Oberon is considered a Druid, and he's also a Ninja-Paladin as well. Which I find pretty awesome, since he fights foes pretty well as well as heals his squad at the same time.

Still, looks like Steward and the Camel are out of the Running, while Thomas Milton is currently unknown. If he's daft, he'll try following the LARPers. If he's not, he'll get back and get the Ivy off.

[Argent]

I assume the terror ivy is endangered because in a world where all the animals are capable of burninating it with fire that's what happens to it every time it's found.

Every part of the poison ivy plant—leaves, stems, roots—is poisonous, so don’t burn it, Wurdack says. With burning, the urushiol becomes volatilized in the smoke and you can get it in your lungs, which is very dangerous and can even lead to death.

Bad idea.

The ivy is still burninated. Plus, raccoons with flamethrowers.

[Shockey Rai]

That camel looks like it's saying "I've made a terrible mistake."

[Naro Rivers]

I assume the terror ivy is endangered because in a world where all the animals are capable of burninating it with fire that's what happens to it every time it's found.

Every part of the poison ivy plant—leaves, stems, roots—is poisonous, so don’t burn it, Wurdack says. With burning, the urushiol becomes volatilized in the smoke and you can get it in your lungs, which is very dangerous and can even lead to death.

Bad idea.

The ivy is still burninated. Plus, raccoons with flamethrowers.

Then those who were dumb enough to do it probably ended up in extreme pain and possibly dead.