DungeonmasterCal |
I've been playing since 1985 amd can say with absolute certainty I've lost (lost, not traded or given away) only 5 dice out of my collection of hundreds. It's just about the only thing I obsess over. However, I'm not one of those players who freaks out if someone else touches my dice. I'm proud of my little gems and if someone wants to look at them, feel free.
Archpaladin Zousha |
I prefer to play video games on easy too. I've only played 1 game on a hard difficulty setting: Mass Effect. I only did it once, and now I just do it on easy because I really don't care about the combat as much as the story.
I also buy WAY more tabletop gaming books than I'll likely ever use in a lifetime. My addiction started back in The World's Oldest Roleplaying Game's 3rd edition, then it's 4th, and now it's Pathfinder, dabbling a bit in White Wolf and Fantasy Flight's Midnight setting.
I also REALLY love crummy adaptations of Arthurian legend. Whether it's Hallmark's Merlin miniseries, First Knight, The Last Legion or that REALLY historically inaccurate one with Keira Knightley. About the only adaptation I HAVEN'T seen is the Merlin TV show, and that's because I don't have cable at home.
Adamantine Dragon |
Hmmm....
I'm pretty comfortable in my own skin I think. The main "guilty pleasure" I have in life is the one that doesn't make sense "revealing" on these boards because that "guilty pleasure" is "I enjoy pretending to be weird fantasy characters fighting weirder fantasy creatures while moving tiny little figurines I painted around on maps of make believe worlds."
It's probably the reverse approach that is relevant here, what are the "normal" things I do that tend to be unusual amongst gamers? Here's a list:
1. I love to hunt and fish, and I own lots of guns and fishing gear.
2. I golf.
3. I love to watch football games on TV and in the stadium.
4. I love to listen to baseball games on the radio and watch them in the ballpark.
5. While I love me some good RPG gaming, in general I prefer to be outside doing outdoorsy stuff like hiking, hunting, fishing, boating, walking or even stargazing.
Since other people mentioned foodstuffs.... here's my list of stuff I like to eat that I probably shouldn't:
1. Mint chip ice cream with that hard-shell fudge stuff on top and about a half-bowl of coke or root beer poured in.
2. Cheetohs cheese puffs.
3. Whoppers with mustard (no pickles though)
4. Klondike bars.
5. Hershey's Kisses.
Archpaladin Zousha |
Archpaladin Zousha wrote:or that REALLY historically inaccurate one with Keira Knightley.As opposed to the amazingly accurate Arthurian adaptations?
Monty Python and the Holy Grail is the most accurate to Malory adaptation of the Arthur myth ever! :P
Sissyl |
Kthulhu wrote:Monty Python and the Holy Grail is the most accurate to Malory adaptation of the Arthur myth ever! :PArchpaladin Zousha wrote:or that REALLY historically inaccurate one with Keira Knightley.As opposed to the amazingly accurate Arthurian adaptations?
Actually... the wedding slaughter scene is straight from Mallory, IIRC. Lancelot, for no apparent reason anyone understood, massacred everyone at a wedding.
Adamantine Dragon |
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Okay, I have to woman up here: I walk around the house singing "Conjunction Junction".
I LOVE "Schoolhouse Rock!" Conjunction Junction is one of my favorites. "Three is a Magic Number" and "I'm Just a Bill".... I sing them all the time. Now I'll be having them go through my head all day long...
Orthos |
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SnowJade wrote:Okay, I have to woman up here: I walk around the house singing "Conjunction Junction".I LOVE "Schoolhouse Rock!" Conjunction Junction is one of my favorites. "Three is a Magic Number" and "I'm Just a Bill".... I sing them all the time. Now I'll be having them go through my head all day long...
+1. The only thing that gets stuck on my head on par with Schoolhouse Rock is church hymns, for some bizarre reason.
Archpaladin Zousha |
Archpaladin Zousha wrote:Actually... the wedding slaughter scene is straight from Mallory, IIRC. Lancelot, for no apparent reason anyone understood, massacred everyone at a wedding.Kthulhu wrote:Monty Python and the Holy Grail is the most accurate to Malory adaptation of the Arthur myth ever! :PArchpaladin Zousha wrote:or that REALLY historically inaccurate one with Keira Knightley.As opposed to the amazingly accurate Arthurian adaptations?
I rest my case! :D