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[Manic]

You know, I don't think I've ever had chocolate milk. I should try it some day.

 

[Anubis]

I don't like pre made Chocolate Milk. They don't know how to make it like I make it......that being lots of chocolate.

That said I haven't had Chocolate Milk in like, 10 years.

 

[lixdexia]

good chocolate milk after a workout is good stuff.

getting back in the weight room after a 3 year break starting t/m!!!

getting back into running after a 3 week break starting t/m too :

 

[Hound55]

"Milk was a bad choice..."

 

[sandwraith]

Well, i want to read about the Solo kids before the muck up and how Ben Skywalker becomes a badass.

Ben isn't really a badass. Not really anyway. Then again, I haven't really gone that far into Fate of the Jedi. I'm not really into the whole "Lost tribe of the Sith" thing going.

Leia and Han have been kind of relegated to the position of babysitter now with Allana which really sucks.

To be honest, Han's life has really been sucking since NJO killed off Chewie. His best friend dies, his son dies, his older son ***ks everything up and becomes a Darth and now his daughter is banging an Imperial......

Damn Han. Just....Damn

 

[Drz]

Dragon Age comic coming, now with less Orson Scott Card

Saturday at New York Comic Con, Dark Horse and BioWare announced that the "Dragon Age" universe would return to comics in February, in a series of six biweekly twelve-page issues available through Dark Horse's iOS app and online for $.99 each. The world of this fantasy role playing game for PC, Xbox 360, and Playstation 3 has previously been explored in web comics and in a miniseries from IDW Publishing. For Dark Horse's inaugural outing, David Gaider, BioWare's Lead Writer for both "Dragon Age: Origins" and "Dragon Age II," will head up the comic miniseries, joined by Alexander Freed writing the script and artist Chad Hardin. ComicBook Resources spoke with Gaider about the growing world of "Dragon Age," the value of expanding into several media, and what to expect from the miniseries.

"The 'Dragon Age' miniseries follows Alistair of 'Dragon Age: Origins' and Isabela and Varric of 'Dragon Age II,' Gaider told CBR. "The three of them have traveled to Antiva, an exotic land of assassins, to chase a secret from Alistair's past that will draw all three of them into danger -- and also reveal a surprising truth about the nature of dragons in Thedas.
"It follows a few things that fans of 'Dragon Age' have probably been wondering about for some time, and a few plot threads that we haven't been able to pick up elsewhere," Gaider continued. "I'm writing it, and as the Lead Writer on both of the 'Dragon Age' games I can say pretty confidently that it fits seamlessly into the overall narrative. These are characters the fans love, and there's some lore here that they won't find anywhere else. It should be a treat."

Dark Horse's "Dragon Age" comics will be presented as 12-page digital exclusives through the publisher's iPad/iPhone app and online at digital.darkhorse.com. "I think the majority of Dragon Age fans are pretty tech-savvy -- I mean, they'd have to be, wouldn't they?" Gaider said of the format choice. "This is a good way to introduce them to the possibilities of 'Dragon Age' in comic form without them necessarily having to be comic book fans and needing to go to a store in order to check it out."

 

[Mystirious]

Less of that dbag Orson Scott Card is always a good thing

I think I'll totally buy this series as I absolutely adore Dragon Age. One of my favourite video games

 

[twylight]

You know, I don't think I've ever had chocolate milk. I should try it some day.

Unless it's good syrup I don't like chocolate milk. I have a distaste for Hershey's chcolate syrup. It doesn't -taste- like chocolate at all.

I do love chocolate flavored (sans malt) Ovaltine in milk though. Best kind of chocolate milk.

 

[Mystirious]

I'm not above taking Chocolate Milk from children.

Who is? Regular milk, maybe, but chocolate? Little bastards better watch out.

You two and your chocolate milk thieving ways

You had better stay away from my herd of chocolate cows

 

[Mystirious]

Unless it's good syrup I don't like chocolate milk. I have a distaste for Hershey's chcolate syrup. It doesn't -taste- like chocolate at all.

I do love chocolate flavored (sans malt) Ovaltine in milk though. Best kind of chocolate milk.

It's yummy-riffic

I loves all forms of hot chocolate as well especially the dark chocolate kind

 

[twylight]

Dark chocolate anything is pretty epic.

 

[Mystirious]

Dark chocolate anything is pretty epic.

Agreed

Whether solid or the drinkable kind. I love dark chocolate fruit and nut bars best of all they're fab t:

 

[Kane52630]

[insert joke]

 

[Supergirl]

Dark chocolate anything is pretty epic.

Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww. Milk chocolate >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Dark Chocolate. Dark is too bitter.

 

[SuperFerret]

I don't like milk. Only way I'll consume it is in a bowl of Cinnamon Toast Crunch or, very rarely, in my coffee.

 

[Kane52630]

Dark chocolate anything gives me explosive diarrhea, so no thanks.

 

[Mystirious]

...

Why would you say that Kane. Why would you make me picture that whenever I think of dark chocolate

Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww. Milk chocolate >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Dark Chocolate. Dark is too bitter.

LIES

 

[sandwraith]

So are they actually going to reveal if Alistair is the love-child of Maric and elven Grey Warden Fiona (from the Gaider written "The Calling") or is Gaider making up more stuff as they go along?

And the fact that this series is going to be a digital only thing really bugs me.

 

[twylight]

Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww. Milk chocolate >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Dark Chocolate. Dark is too bitter.

Milk chocolate tastes cheap and like sugar. Even mass produced dark chocolate tastes overly sugar-y. Stay away from anything Hershey's, Nestle and the like unless it's their more specialized 'fancier' brands, and even then....
Besides, the best dark chocolate comes from overseas where they have much stricter definitions of chocolate than we do over here in terms of dry cocoa solids in their chocolate.

Dark Chocolate tastes like cocoa. I don't go much higher than 70%, and then only on special occasions or if the cocoa is exceptional. For recreational eating I keep it around 60%, and sometimes spring for the flavors. My current favorite is salt/dark chocolate.

It's not like you eat a candy bar of dark chocolate either. just a square... and you let each bite play around in your mouth to get full flavor.

 

[Supergirl]

Milk chocolate tastes cheap and like sugar. Even mass produced dark chocolate tastes overly sugar-y. Stay away from anything Hershey's, Nestle and the like unless it's their more specialized 'fancier' brands, and even then....
Besides, the best dark chocolate comes from overseas where they have much stricter definitions of chocolate than we do over here in terms of dry cocoa solids in their chocolate.

Dark Chocolate tastes like cocoa. I don't go much higher than 70%, and then only on special occasions or if the cocoa is exceptional. For recreational eating I keep it around 60%, and sometimes spring for the flavors. My current favorite is salt/dark chocolate.

It's not like you eat a candy bar of dark chocolate either. just a square... and you let each bite play around in your mouth to get full flavor.

Yeah, I know how and what kinds to eat. I still hate dark chocolate.

 

[BlackLantern]

what the hell??

and I have another weekend coming up of derby...our A team is going to Hudson Valley in New Jersey to play and the MRDA championships are in Long Island (thats mens derby)

 

[twylight]

Yeah, I know how and what kinds to eat. I still hate dark chocolate.

No, you do. not. *bangs fist on table*

 

[Supergirl]

Yes. I. Do. This. Is. Sparta!

 

[chamber-music]

I just drank a chocolate milk

 

[BlackLantern]

did you take it from a child?