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Recent posts by
Jacob Burgess:
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Reckless wrote:
I stopped by my most Friendly FLGS The Bearded Dragon in Oneonta, NY, to order the Knights of the Old Republic Sourcebooks for Star Wars Saga edition, and had a chat with the store's owner and showed him my copy of the Beta. He immediately placed an order for 3 copies.
This guy really knows how to put the "F" in "FLGS" - he sponsors all kinds of games, has plenty for board game nights, always willing to chat about games and gamers, and very cognizant of what it takes to keep his customers happy and interested in his goods.
If I can get a more local job, I will be spending time running/promoting PFRPG in this store, because I know he will get behind me.
I went to College in Oneonta, both at SUNY Oneonta and Hartwick. Huh. Do you know Jim Tanner who used to work at the Dragon? I played in their LARPS and such during my school days.
This kinda blew my mind today.
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In an amazing twist we will be having a monster huge blog up over the weekend about the Swordsman of Mars by our very own Erik Mona.
Now, understand I asked him to write this up almost in passing to see if I could get a blog to go into a certain slot. No big deal. Just a quick one talking about the differences in text (Disclaimer:The topic of this blog was Gary's idea) in Swordsman.
Apparently this was exactly the wrong thing to say and these words and idea of topic went into the mans ear and triggered certain synapses usually reserved for situations we have long since evolved past. A fire lit in his eyes as he began to tear up his own personal library to find said texts. A flurry of activity, a stint of what I can only imagine as fevered sleep, and much much pouring over texts later, he comes to me with a 3,000+ word *essay* about, well, you need to read it. He details many points I shall not go into here, but suffice it to say it is one helluva read.
The catch was, I didn't have anywhere on the blog schedule to put it any more. So I decided to break the norm with our blog schedule and put it up over the weekend.
Now, this is not something we will be doing regularly, but this blog post, nay, this essay, warranted something a bit extra-ordinary.
The man is passionate about what he does.
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kessukoofah wrote:
Jacob Burgess wrote:
kessukoofah wrote:
Thank you very much for the replies, and I'll get on making a list of those I suspect.
Our distributer has one left.
Well if it's possible, i would like to order it. not exactly sure how to do that, but is it possible to just add it directly to my cart? oh, and i spent a couple of hours goign through the entire store yesterday and a lot of the products that i thought i had seen weren't there anymore, so it's possible it was cleaned up and they were removed a while ago and i just hadn't noticed. I do apologize if this caused any undue worry. You guys are doing a great job.
I'm sorry. this fell under my radar.
Did you order it or should I check to see if it is still there?
You should be able to add it to your cart.
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Chris Mortika wrote:
If I didn't know better, when I'd read:
Paizo Store Blurb wrote:
More for Four!
Three new 4th Edition books are coming from Wizards of the Coast!
List Price: $39.95
Our Price: $35.96
... I'd assume that I'd be buying three new 4th-Edition books for $35.96.
The blurb goes on to detail all three books, and never mentioned another price.
Does anybody else think that a half-clued person might get confused?
So, when I write the store blog and there are multiple products that don't all conveniently fit in the same node, I link a product that it is contained within the blog that has a sweet or representative image attached to it.
Usually, when the blog only has a single product or links to a whole section of products (for example, the Mad Badger Pins I did some days ago) the price getting linked is either a non-issue in the case of a whole node of product, or fits when it is only a single product.
I can totally see how that might be confusing and I will take care about such things in the future if possible, but it might not be simply based on how the system works.
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Rick Hershey wrote:
kessukoofah wrote:
Wow. That is some pretty interesting stuff you got there. I must admit that it's not in the market of what i'm looking for at the moment, but some of it (like the leechbook, currencies and wolrd map) are definately catching my eye a bit.
Congratulations on getting your foot in the door, so to speak.
One question: does the world map come with a "big" version in case I have access to a company plotter or something, or is it just the 15 small pieces I have to fit together?
Thanks! We also have several other products that should be up this week, like our Quick Play Adventure products, that might be more to your interest.
As for the LandEscapes, it does come with a 20x16 150dpi tiff file included.
Damn fine to have you aboard, Rick! And this is so the place to do this. Here you will find some of the best customers on the planet.
Again, welcome!
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kessukoofah wrote:
Jason Beardsley wrote:
Cosmo wrote:
Here's a site where you can go to determine if the Large Hadron Collider has destroyed the Earth yet:
http://www.hasthelhcdestroyedtheearth.com/
Just refresh that page to monitor the continued existence of the Earth.
Check out the Source for that page, it's got some hidden text in it ;)
"the crab always wins; it makes the baby syntacticians cry."
hehe. that makes me laugh. it also puts the image of the LHC creating a portal to a realm of giant crab-people into my head.
Crab People... Crab People. Taste like Crab... Talk like People... Crab People.
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Clarice wrote:
Hi,
The store contains only arthurian stuff by RPGObject. If I'm correct they edit postap. Darwin's World RPG and I would love to order books / pdf of that CS from PAIZO instead of RPGnet or else.
Just to let you know.
Cheers,
C.
Thanks! I sent them an e-mail and I'm just waiting to hear back.
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