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Has anyone seen "Uber Goober"?
WTONeal, Thu, Nov 25, 2004, 01:40 PM
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I saw it at Origins and I really liked it. It doesn't give HUGE amounts of new info, but it is funny, and I didn't know hardly anything about LARPers before I saw it. I think it is really good for getting people who haven't played in a while to play again, or lure people over who are thinking about it but haven't quite decided to play yet. I know when I was leading the theater I heard one guy mention he wasn't going to go home and start playing D&D again. There is a character in there called Bronco who cracks me up.


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