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Crimson Jester wrote:Or maybe like Kevin Smith I am Too fat for FortyPeople tell me (when I have my full beard that is) that I look like Kevin Smith. I do not take that as a compliment, though I guess he's not that bad looking a guy. :\
He's a cutie, but not as cute as you.
You both have those deep brown velvety eyes, though. Yum.

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Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:I'm about ready to flip. My dad went into surgery yesterday to have his thyroid removed (the big bad C strikes another family member), and I can't get a hold of him, my stepsister or my stepmother. You's think someone would call his son to keep me updated. GAHHHHHHH!!!I know how hard it is to wait for that kind of news. I hope that you hear something soon and that everything went well.
Thanks Lynora and E7. The surgery went well, he's awake and seems to be ok. They're going to be more tests and x-rays to see if there was anything they missed, man cancer sucks.

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lynora wrote:Thanks Lynora and E7. The surgery went well, he's awake and seems to be ok. There going to be more tests and x-rays to see if there was anything they missed, man cancer sucks.Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:I'm about ready to flip. My dad went into surgery yesterday to have his thyroid removed (the big bad C strikes another family member), and I can't get a hold of him, my stepsister or my stepmother. You's think someone would call his son to keep me updated. GAHHHHHHH!!!I know how hard it is to wait for that kind of news. I hope that you hear something soon and that everything went well.
My wife is staying in cali an extra week or so to help her(our) aunt recover after a cyst has been removed from her colon. I'm not sure where her cancer is, but that it has spread has been something of a shock to the family, although we are all grateful that the cyst was removed without a problem. Glad to hear your dad is okay too.

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Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:My wife is staying in cali an extra week or so to help her(our) aunt recover after a cyst has been removed from her colon. I'm not sure where her cancer is, but that it has spread has been something of a shock to the family, although we are all grateful that the cyst was removed without a problem. Glad to hear your dad is okay too.lynora wrote:Thanks Lynora and E7. The surgery went well, he's awake and seems to be ok. There going to be more tests and x-rays to see if there was anything they missed, man cancer sucks.Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:I'm about ready to flip. My dad went into surgery yesterday to have his thyroid removed (the big bad C strikes another family member), and I can't get a hold of him, my stepsister or my stepmother. You's think someone would call his son to keep me updated. GAHHHHHHH!!!I know how hard it is to wait for that kind of news. I hope that you hear something soon and that everything went well.
Hey Freehold I wish your wifes aunt a speedy recovery and I hope for the best, I wish I was a praying man at this point, but since I'm not my thoughts are with them.

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Studpuffin wrote:Kevin Smith is the hotness.Crimson Jester wrote:Or maybe like Kevin Smith I am Too fat for FortyPeople tell me (when I have my full beard that is) that I look like Kevin Smith. I do not take that as a compliment, though I guess he's not that bad looking a guy. :\
Um, thanks... I think. I guess everyone would like to be appreciated. Not even sure if that is directed at me...

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Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:My wife is staying in cali an extra week or so to help her(our) aunt recover after a cyst has been removed from her colon. I'm not sure where her cancer is, but that it has spread has been something of a shock to the family, although we are all grateful that the cyst was removed without a problem. Glad to hear your dad is okay too.lynora wrote:Thanks Lynora and E7. The surgery went well, he's awake and seems to be ok. There going to be more tests and x-rays to see if there was anything they missed, man cancer sucks.Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:I'm about ready to flip. My dad went into surgery yesterday to have his thyroid removed (the big bad C strikes another family member), and I can't get a hold of him, my stepsister or my stepmother. You's think someone would call his son to keep me updated. GAHHHHHHH!!!I know how hard it is to wait for that kind of news. I hope that you hear something soon and that everything went well.
FH, glad to hear the aunt is doing ok.
Jeremy, your dad is in our prayers buddy, I hope all turns out well.

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Aw, it's just the AZ shooting. I've spent the last day or so hearing about how f'd up my home state supposedly is, full of racists and haters. Tolerance is failing rapidly.
Being a life long resident of SC, I understand how you feel. The sad part is I was telling Solnes last night this would turn into an anti-gun bash AZ thing with some folks.
Enjoy your coffee and hope you roll some crits during your game today.

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Wolfthulhu wrote:Aw, it's just the AZ shooting. I've spent the last day or so hearing about how f'd up my home state supposedly is, full of racists and haters. Tolerance is failing rapidly.Being a life long resident of SC, I understand how you feel. The sad part is I was telling Solnes last night this would turn into an anti-gun bash AZ thing with some folks.
Enjoy your coffee and hope you roll some crits during your game today.
Yep the gun debate is crap. it could have been a wack job with a sword or a bow. The only thing the gun changes is the speed with which you kill.

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@FHDM and @Jeremy
Hope everyone gets better quick!
On a personal note, I'm beginning to realize that my good fortune may be stealing luck from family members...
My brother was playing roller hockey and went down, possibly spraining his wrist (he won't go to a doctor). My cousin went in for some routine surgery the other day and they kept her an extra night because she was coming down with a cold in recovery. Her mom, my 90+ year old aunt, went to visit her, came home and slipped on the ice outside her house, breaking her wrist. The cousin's husband brought her back from the ER, left the house, then slipped on the SAME ice. After going to visit his wife, he went to the ER and found out his arm's busted.
Note to self: Don't win Powerball.

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Moorluck wrote:Yep the gun debate is crap. it could have been a wack job with a sword or a bow. The only thing the gun changes is the speed with which you kill.Wolfthulhu wrote:Aw, it's just the AZ shooting. I've spent the last day or so hearing about how f'd up my home state supposedly is, full of racists and haters. Tolerance is failing rapidly.Being a life long resident of SC, I understand how you feel. The sad part is I was telling Solnes last night this would turn into an anti-gun bash AZ thing with some folks.
Enjoy your coffee and hope you roll some crits during your game today.
Well, to be fair, it also increases the chance of hurting and killing innocent bystanders. If he used a sword or bow, chances are he wouldn't have killed Christina Taylor Greene (Born on 9/11. Yes, the 9/11)

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lynora wrote:Thanks Lynora and E7. The surgery went well, he's awake and seems to be ok. They're going to be more tests and x-rays to see if there was anything they missed, man cancer sucks.Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:I'm about ready to flip. My dad went into surgery yesterday to have his thyroid removed (the big bad C strikes another family member), and I can't get a hold of him, my stepsister or my stepmother. You's think someone would call his son to keep me updated. GAHHHHHHH!!!I know how hard it is to wait for that kind of news. I hope that you hear something soon and that everything went well.
Agreed. Cancer sucks big time. But I'm glad to hear he pulled through the surgery well, and I wish him a full and speedy recovery.

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Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:My wife is staying in cali an extra week or so to help her(our) aunt recover after a cyst has been removed from her colon. I'm not sure where her cancer is, but that it has spread has been something of a shock to the family, although we are all grateful that the cyst was removed without a problem. Glad to hear your dad is okay too.lynora wrote:Thanks Lynora and E7. The surgery went well, he's awake and seems to be ok. There going to be more tests and x-rays to see if there was anything they missed, man cancer sucks.Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:I'm about ready to flip. My dad went into surgery yesterday to have his thyroid removed (the big bad C strikes another family member), and I can't get a hold of him, my stepsister or my stepmother. You's think someone would call his son to keep me updated. GAHHHHHHH!!!I know how hard it is to wait for that kind of news. I hope that you hear something soon and that everything went well.
And I hope that your wife's aunt recovers well also.

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Howdy folks. Gamed last night - a Pathfinder game my buddy runs. Didn't get home until late and then didn't sleep well, so I'm pretty wired now.
We also recorded another episode of the Flagons and Dragons Podcast. This was the first one that I've been part of since sometime in October. We discussed character death/party death and how it's dealt with. Oh, and some dude named Captain Awesome (if that makes it in the final product).
Now we're gonna go buy something for use when the kidlet arrives.

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Happy PAIZO birthday to me! TODAY is the one year anniversary of when I first downloaded the conversion guide to investigate the differences between 3.5 and Pathfinder.
Boy, did I not know at that time what I was getting into.
In one year...
* Tordek has made 547 posts (754 including aliases)
* started GM'ing a Rise of the Runelords game for a group of great people he didn't know until he met them in April through the Gamer Connection forum. (We are just starting book 3)
* started GM'ing Kingmaker for his wife and two of his three sons. (We are close to finishing book 2)
* began playing in two active PBPs
* played in two PFS games and registered (with his wife!) to play in three PFS sessions at OwlCon in two weeks. (His first game convention.)
* killed three rogues, a ranger, a cleric, a paladin, and a djinni and hopes to kill a certain fighter in 2011 ;)
* become a subscriber and is slowly back filling all of the AP's he missed in his dark ages before he saw the light
All after just beginning to play DnD in the summer of 2009 well after I turned 40. I guess you CAN teach an old dog new tricks.
Thank you to Paizo for producing great product and treating your customers/fans so well.
Thank you to all of the message board posters (especially the FAWTLy ones) who have taught me so much about RPGs in such a short time.
Here's to another great gaming year!

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Happy PAIZO birthday to me! TODAY is the one year anniversary of when I first downloaded the conversion guide to investigate the differences between 3.5 and Pathfinder.
Congrats! And, oh yeah - One of us! One of us!
* Tordek has made 547 posts (754 including aliases)
That just means you've got to get busy!
* killed three rogues, a ranger, a cleric, a paladin, and a djinni and hopes to kill a certain fighter in 2011 ;)
If I'm right in who you mean, then I think the fighter may have something to say about that! Or at least he hopes he does.

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Happy PAIZO birthday to me! TODAY is the one year anniversary of when I first downloaded the conversion guide to investigate the differences between 3.5 and Pathfinder.
Boy, did I not know at that time what I was getting into.
In one year...
* Tordek has made 547 posts (754 including aliases)
* started GM'ing a Rise of the Runelords game for a group of great people he didn't know until he met them in April through the Gamer Connection forum. (We are just starting book 3)
* started GM'ing Kingmaker for his wife and two of his three sons. (We are close to finishing book 2)
* began playing in two active PBPs
* played in two PFS games and registered (with his wife!) to play in three PFS sessions at OwlCon in two weeks. (His first game convention.)
* killed three rogues, a ranger, a cleric, a paladin, and a djinni and hopes to kill a certain fighter in 2011 ;)
* become a subscriber and is slowly back filling all of the AP's he missed in his dark ages before he saw the lightAll after just beginning to play DnD in the summer of 2009 well after I turned 40. I guess you CAN teach an old dog new tricks.
Thank you to Paizo for producing great product and treating your customers/fans so well.
Thank you to all of the message board posters (especially the FAWTLy ones) who have taught me so much about RPGs in such a short time.
Here's to another great gaming year!
~evil laughter~ Yes, we have indeed converted another poor, unsuspecting fool, errrr...., gamer to our cause.

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Aberzombie wrote:Your assumption is correct.
If I'm right in who you mean, then I think the fighter may have something to say about that! Or at least he hopes he does.
Hope is for the misguided.
The quickest and easiest way to kill a character is to stop running a campaign. :P

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@FHDM and @Jeremy
Hope everyone gets better quick!
On a personal note, I'm beginning to realize that my good fortune may be stealing luck from family members...
My brother was playing roller hockey and went down, possibly spraining his wrist (he won't go to a doctor). My cousin went in for some routine surgery the other day and they kept her an extra night because she was coming down with a cold in recovery. Her mom, my 90+ year old aunt, went to visit her, came home and slipped on the ice outside her house, breaking her wrist. The cousin's husband brought her back from the ER, left the house, then slipped on the SAME ice. After going to visit his wife, he went to the ER and found out his arm's busted.
Note to self: Don't win Powerball.
I would be willing to win it for you :)

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Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:*sigh* I may just end up taking a break from the boards, a certain thread just makes me sick.Flag and forget, it is easier that way. You have too much going on in your life to be brought down by a couple of idiots with less then 200 posts between them.
It also seems anytime someone tries to be a calming force they get blasted and cursed at. What have these boards become?

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Crimson Jester wrote:It also seems anytime someone tries to be a calming force they get blasted and cursed at. What have these boards become?Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:*sigh* I may just end up taking a break from the boards, a certain thread just makes me sick.Flag and forget, it is easier that way. You have too much going on in your life to be brought down by a couple of idiots with less then 200 posts between them.
It's not just the boards. It's the hype factor. You get people angry to get ratings at the expense of someone else's life and/or physical well being.
I wish that comments on news articles didn't appear with the article. Knee jerk reaction is bad for everyone. :\

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Crimson Jester wrote:It also seems anytime someone tries to be a calming force they get blasted and cursed at. What have these boards become?Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:*sigh* I may just end up taking a break from the boards, a certain thread just makes me sick.Flag and forget, it is easier that way. You have too much going on in your life to be brought down by a couple of idiots with less then 200 posts between them.
You do not want me to answer that one here.
So instead I will say it has become a dryer. Not a washing machine because we would be getting rid of some dirt, but rather a dryer. I see lots of socks floating around.

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Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:Crimson Jester wrote:It also seems anytime someone tries to be a calming force they get blasted and cursed at. What have these boards become?Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:*sigh* I may just end up taking a break from the boards, a certain thread just makes me sick.Flag and forget, it is easier that way. You have too much going on in your life to be brought down by a couple of idiots with less then 200 posts between them.It's not just the boards. It's the hype factor. You get people angry to get ratings at the expense of someone else's life and/or physical well being.
I wish that comments on news articles didn't appear with the article. Knee jerk reaction is bad for everyone. :\
I too am sick of the web 2.0. Less anonymity and more written diarrhea. I may want to know the opinions of specific individuals on a subject but not every moron who can peck at a keyboard and has a dial up connection.

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Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:Why not just flag them all, thats what I am thinking of doing.Pual wrote:Is there any way to flag an entire thread for inciting crass stupidity?Well I just went through it and damn near flagged every other post.
I flagged the ones that broke the rules which just ended up being every other one.