QUOTE(Black Hand @ Jul 29 2013, 07:33 PM)

QUOTE(Elisabeth Hollow @ Jul 29 2013, 04:30 PM)

Me: "Hey, can you tell if this peg hook is nine inches?"
Coworker: "You can't tell by looking?"
Me: "I've never seen nine inches before in my life. Where are you going?!"
LOL!
Grits, mALX, D. Foxy....meet your match.
Bethesda beat Liz to it in Oblivion:
Mirabelle Monet, Proprietor of the Fo’C’sle is sleeping with all 5 of her tenants. Her fave is Thurindil, that crazed Wood Elf. She admits openly that she only rents her rooms to "
Seamen," but Thurindil is no seaman. What could she have meant?
Also, speaking of 9 inches:
In the basement of the the Gweden Farm you find Heinrich Oaken-Hull has left his clothing and family jewels. (Maxical didn’t embarass him by returning them).
The problem is, he is always at Mirabelle Monet's (or obviously at Gweden's Brothel) - yet tells his wife he is away at sea for nine month stints. (and she believes him! Obviously doesn't spend time on the docks, lol)
Oaken-Hull’s wife can be caught cheating on him with Enilroth, who works at Morvayn’s Peacemakers. In the Oaken-Hull house you can find a love letter to Enilroth (upstairs behind a table); or catch them in the act by going to the stables between 4-8 PM - when she meets Enilroth for their "roll in the hay."
If you ask Mrs. Oaken Hull how she handles it with Heinrich being away at sea 9 months out of the year she answers "The nine console her."
I wouldn’t touch that line with a nine inch pole.
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