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Menilin1 (Guest)Thu 15-Feb-07 10:49 PM

  
#10275, "so bugbears don't have hands, but wardogs do?"


          

You fail to execute kotegaeshi on a wardog.
Your kotegaeshi misses a wardog.

  

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ZulghinlourSat 17-Feb-07 10:37 PM
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#10305, "Keep the random commentary to yourself"
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Your "bugbears don't have hands" was good enough for me to investigate and see if there is a bug. I don't need these kind of #### posts.

And yes...wardogs have paws.

So long, and thanks for all the fish!

  

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Menilin1 (Guest)Sun 18-Feb-07 12:28 AM

  
#10310, "Uhh..."
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This wasn't intended as random comentary or a #### post. I just found it strange that kotegaeshi would work on an animal like a wardog, since, if memory serves, it doesn't work on all 4 footed animals. Given that I had just discovered that it didn't work on bugbears who should have hands according to their description, when I discovered that it DOES work on wardogs, who, in my opinion, don't have hands and thus possibly shouldn't work on, I thought, "Hey, another bug. I'll report it too." Perhaps the subject I chose might have seemed mouthy, but if so, it was simply poorly chosen words, for that was not the intent.

Menilin

  

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ZulghinlourSun 18-Feb-07 12:27 PM
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#10316, "Fair 'nuff (n/t)"
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n/t

So long, and thanks for all the fish!

  

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