Warning!!!

[TransformX]

It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue.

[VJ]

You decide to look up the word grue, just to know exactly what is about to eat you.

[Brian Ellis]

How gruesome! It depends which meaning of grue you wish. The three different Scottish meanings of the word are of unknown origin but the meaning to shiver with cold or horror came into English via the Jutes (grue is old Danish, to shudder). However, grue is also French for a crane (bird or machine), hence your Gruyère cheese (the Comtes de Gruyères have cranes on their coat of arms and the region was a nesting place for them until mechanised agriculture destroyed their habitat). As the crane is the only definition likely to eat anything, but isn't English ??????????????????????????????????

[Fat Tone]

Left
Left
Forward
Forward
Strike Match

You see before you a large snozzle, looking hungrily at a grue.

[Jessterw]

Ask for a wing

You have no sauce.

[Gurm]

Now are we talking about the garden variety grue? Or the ever-so-substantially-more-fearsome UR-Grue?

[degrub]

me thinks the Weir - Grue

[Gurm]

me thinks the Weir - Grue

You mean this?



I know she LOOKS gaunt and skeletal, but she's not REALLY a monster... I think...