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Revision as of 15:25, 11 December 2006
Noah: I seem to remember something else happened during this session... I can't quite remember what. Seemed kind of important at the time.
tcm: yeah, yeah, yeah... i ran out of time at the store. there is a 'to be continued' note, thankyouverymuch.
Chris: Was that slimy frog man a gripli? What kind of slimy frog man are we talking here?
tcm: not a slimy frog man, just a slimy frog that could change into a man.
Chris: So that's frog in a metaphorical sense? As in he was as slimy as a frog? As in he was a doppelganger?
tcm: no. the monster was a slimy frog that could shape-change into the slimy frog Jean-Claude. see, Jean-Claude is a Frenchman who was know as less than reputable. The joke here (which is now less funny) is that the monster, which is an honest-to-God slimy frog, shapechanged into a figurative slimy frog, the once-unreputable Frenchman, Jean-Claude. when we killed it, it reverted to its natural shape, which was that of a slimy frog.
