#sclerotic

[awwyeah-rambles]

Morwen got it in her head she was going to use her Title to bless some shrines and accidentally created an ofudo system that made magic start functioning like it used to in Ye Olden Times. Which is really lucky that I introduced that before she did it.

Ofudo? 👀 I am not familiar with the term. I’m glad you caught it/planned ahead though!

I’m amused by your phrasing about Morwen. I have the feeling Winter wouldn’t put it quite that way 😂😂😂

I’m also curious to know what Ye Olden Times magic in Terrafell would be like, or better, how different it is from modern magic.

[economicsresearch]

pages 171c and 172 - That. Party. Was. Crazy.

At one point I thought someone had taken their shirt off and my eyes had left my head and started to float around the room.

I stabbed my eyes in the direction of the topless person only to discover it was some sort of slime mould growing on the wall in the shape of a breast. Don’t touch things with your open eyes, kids, because It really stung and now I can’t see anything.

Still, great party.

[economicsresearch]

pages 171c and 172 - This is my kind of crew!

Helmet protects your head.

Goggles protect your eyes.

Look at those fuckers look. This party is gunna be off the fucking chain. And so fucking safe!

[economicsresearch]

page 172 - is this owl holding:

a - delicious nuts

b - the eyes of another owl

c - if that owl is holding, this is party is about to kick off

[awwyeah-rambles]

@scleroticstatue The family was watching football today (as we often do on Sundays) and there was a player with a last name that was something like "Skewronic" (I'm sure I'm mangling the spelling, but that's what it sounded like from the commentators, and I didn't really see the back of his jersey clearly much) and EVERY time I heard them mention him my ears perked up bc it sounded kinda like "Sclerotic". I kept thinking of you, lol!

[convivialdave]

There will be time in your life when this word will mean something to you; the inability to adapt to change.  Use your energy to remain resilient and open to new ideas, otherwise you are on a dangerous path to obsolescence [no matter your age].

[englishlistwords]

Sclerotic

adjective

MEDICINE of or having sclerosis.

becoming rigid and unresponsive; losing the ability to adapt. "sclerotic management"

noun

another term for sclera.

[loquaciouslyliterate]

Word of the Day 16/03/16: sclerotic

becoming unresponsive/unable to adapt

‘I’d love to take my professor’s advice on board, but unfortunately I’m incredibly sclerotic; therefore it is incredibly unlikely that I will stop including subtle puns in my essays’