Halaster Blackcloak wrote:I gotta learn this. In the meantime, I cheated with cut and past

CUT AND PASTE IS NOT CHEATING!!!




...sorry, one of my sore points.

Hey! I've seen that ship model my local gaming store!

...it looked really craptacular.

"Publish, and be damned."

I always end up just modifying already existing critters.

lovely maps

Halaster Blackcloak wrote:Hell, I'm more interested in hearing about how the players died! Fear, shock, despair?

Overeating?

slade88green wrote:Good to hear its coming along well. Players dieing...I would like to hear more about that.

I'm sure you'd be more interesting in hearing how their characters died, though, right?

I spent two weeks at a lake with about 20 members of my family. We rented cabins. Played a lot of poker with them.

The first three days were fine. The last 11 made me want to stay in bed until everyone else had left.

Halaster Blackcloak wrote:Never say die!

Never?? Sprechen Sie Deutsch?? --> Die Unterrichtspraxis

Halaster Blackcloak wrote:I'm not allowed to die before I finish this project. I sold my soul to ensure that.

Excellent.

...and how many XP do you figure you're worth these days?

Halaster Blackcloak wrote:It sorta got backlogged with work and getting that nasty flu that came back twice and turned into pneumonia. Gotta get caught up now.

What will we do if you die?

(Heh heh. I'm on antidepressants 'cause this is how I always think. )

I love getting older. All these white hairs appearing all over my body...damn! I finally LOOK like I'm SUPPOSED to have an opinion about things!

I dunno, I kinda thought 33 was an important change. Didn't Jesus die at the age of 32? Something like that?

Outliving Jesus. A major milestone, in my book.

Nice. When I get bored, I draw maps on graph paper. Lately I've been working on maps with 3-dimensional aspects to them -- I don't mean drawn in any of those tilted maps that came along in 2E, I just mean maps with stairs, overpasses, underpasses, etc., without leaving the dungeon level. Platforms. ...

Traveller wrote:

Beowulf wrote:My birthday is in less than two weeks. I'll be turning the Dreaded Four-Oh!

I'm not far behind you, unforthnately. And what do I have to show for it except a lot of gray hairs.

A large stack of gaming stuff?

I stop by about once a day to see if there's anything new. ...except yesterday. Yesterday was a "me" day. 8) Does that means that the 7th of May was your birthday ? In that case, what a great day for such an occurance!! ^_^ (I was born this same day) No, it means I was looking at pr0n and...

I stop by about once a day to see if there's anything new.

...except yesterday. Yesterday was a "me" day.

Here's a comment I just read today: One of my biggest issues with the Legend of the Seeker might seem minor to some, but it's how some of the characters are portratyed.... why the **** is Darken Rahl not blonde? Why are Richard's eyes not gray? Why do so many women in the Midlands have long hair? Li...

I'll have to bring this to my husband's attention right away, he was a HUGE fan of the books! :) Then he may not like the show. I've been reading a lot of complaints about how far it's "drifted" from the books. Having neither read the books nor seen the show, I can only compare that to ot...

WGN "Women's Gelevision Network?" :? *googled!* Oh, a Chicago station! WGN-TV is also a pioneering superstation, and continues to program an alternate feed for cable and satellite subscribers throughout the United States and Canada, known as WGN America (formerly Superstation WGN). Intere...

How odd. I heard the name Legend of the Seeker for the first time yesterday! And now, the second time, with your post. Freaky-deaky.

Where was it made? What station is it shown on?

The art style looks very familiar. I feel like I may have seen that image before somewhere! The round-y, bulge-y masses around the eyes of the hobbit and the dwarves.... I know I've seen that style before. But long ago. So long ago. I can't put a name to any of it, just a feeling of foreverness.

Cooooool! Who is that artist?

Doctors never talk. They use the placebo effect -- don't tell the patient what's going on, just tell them it's all under control and that they'll feel better soon. "And if this doesn't work, we can try a few more things." They charge for the visit, do nothing, then tell you to come back if...

Ouch!

Yeah, doctors are mostly assholes. Comes with the medical training, I figure.

Wish: Speedy recovery!