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Ed Healy wrote:
Madgael wrote:
You probably jinxed it by... you know... interviewing a girl.
We'd never have this problem if we just stopped recording new episodes.

Ha ha ha, very funny, Ed!

That was just a joke, right?

Right?


It's wrong to play with our emotions this way.

Silver Crusade

You know, I was going to say they should try and see if they can get away with releasing a rerun, just for laughs. In just about any other setting, that might actually work, but we're nerds - the same group who notices if Commander Riker has the wrong number of collar pins in episode 71 of Star Trek.


taig wrote:
Ed Healy wrote:
Madgael wrote:
You probably jinxed it by... you know... interviewing a girl.
We'd never have this problem if we just stopped recording new episodes.

Ha ha ha, very funny, Ed!

That was just a joke, right?

Right?

When Ed says things like that, he means to be telling a joke of some kind. When it doubt, remember, it's probably Ed's humor. He always means well.


Celestial Healer wrote:
You know, I was going to say they should try and see if they can get away with releasing a rerun, just for laughs. In just about any other setting, that might actually work, but we're nerds - the same group who notices if Commander Riker has the wrong number of collar pins in episode 71 of Star Trek.

It's true, we all have beautiful minds deft at details and fault finding.


Episode 41 screeches into the station three days late.

A number of talented women designers have published their own games over the last few years. This is the first time we’ve had the privilege to speak with one the Array. Make that two. We invited Danielle Lewon on to talk about Kagematsu, her game of love, honor, and shame set in feudal Japan, and we also speak with Emily Care Boss about her zine, RPGirl that features women designers and publishers.

Kagematsu: http://kagematsu.wordpress.com/
RPGirl: http://rpgirl-zine.blogspot.com/

Ed’s Pick: Raise the Red Lantern
Rone’s Rant: “Valentine’s Day”

Also Mentioned:
* Pirate Jenny
* Amorphous Blobcast
* I Would Knife-Fight a Man
* Dogs in the Vineyard (Atomic Array 026)
* Fear the Con


Listening to it right now. With my mucked up hearing, every time I hear 'feudal japan', it sounds like 'foetal japan' to me. :P


Me too. :D


I'm somewhat confused. Was Kagematsu written by more than one person?


gender bending and urine handlers ... what kind of game is this, really? Hehehe. <Beavis voice> Kagematsu! Kaaaaaggeematttsssuuu! </Beavis voice>


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
I'm somewhat confused. Was Kagematsu written by more than one person?

Danielle wrote the Kagematsu game we spotlight but the initial idea for the game was not her own.


Urizen wrote:
gender bending and urine handlers ... what kind of game is this, really? Hehehe. <Beavis voice> Kagematsu! Kaaaaaggeematttsssuuu! </Beavis voice>

KAGEMATSUUUUUUUUUUUU! <G>

Yeah, crezzy innit?


So, when will Ed's girls play KKKKAAAGGGEEEEMMMMAATTTSSSUUU!


And Rone being the alter ego of Ed? Child, please. :D


Urizen wrote:
So, when will Ed's girls play KKKKAAAGGGEEEEMMMMAATTTSSSUUU!

That'll probably be another ten years or so.

KKKKKKKKKKAAAAAAAGGGGEEEMAAAAAAAAATTSSSUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!

I really can't stop doing that.


Urizen wrote:
And Rone being the alter ego of Ed? Child, please. :D

That's what I'm sayin'... only you said it. Hmmm... am I an alter ego of yours, dude?


Is it a coincidence that I watched Kagemusha for the first time a couple of weeks ago? I think not.

Ed: I bought a red lantern after seeing that movie. Luckily, no woman in my life (and now, my wife) ever got what the red lantern was about. Am I a bad person?


The Jade wrote:
Urizen wrote:
And Rone being the alter ego of Ed? Child, please. :D
That's what I'm sayin'... only you said it. Hmmm... am I an alter ego of yours, dude?

KKKKAAAAGGGGEEEEEEMMMMAAAAATTTTTSSSSSUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!

Nah, we couldn't be. I think you're actually an alias of Uncle Joey. :P


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:

Is it a coincidence that I watched Kagemusha for the first time a couple of weeks ago? I think not.

Ed: I bought a red lantern after seeing that movie. Luckily, no woman in my life (and now, my wife) ever got what the red lantern was about. Am I a bad person?

Heck, we have a pair of red lanterns hanging here in the living room. I got a miniature one in the bedroom.

Giggidy Giggidy Goo!


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:

Is it a coincidence that I watched Kagemusha for the first time a couple of weeks ago? I think not.

Ed: I bought a red lantern after seeing that movie. Luckily, no woman in my life (and now, my wife) ever got what the red lantern was about. Am I a bad person?

I don't think it's a kwinky dink eeder.

And no... you're not a bad person for having that lamp. However, if a comely lady guest slept in your guest bedroom and you hung the lamp outside her room as a gag... THEN you'd be approaching badnith.


Urizen wrote:
The Jade wrote:
Urizen wrote:
And Rone being the alter ego of Ed? Child, please. :D
That's what I'm sayin'... only you said it. Hmmm... am I an alter ego of yours, dude?

KKKKAAAAGGGGEEEEEEMMMMAAAAATTTTTSSSSSUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!

Nah, we couldn't be. I think you're actually an alias of Uncle Joey. :P

That's a very uncoulier thing to say. (only rhymes if you know how to pronounce that name)

I'd try something with Saget, but it all turns out so wrong.


Saget has definitely done a 180 since those days.


Urizen wrote:
Saget has definitely done a 180 since those days.

He came right back to where he started and right where he belongs. Dirtyjokeville. ;)


And that short lived sitcom that went bust...


Urizen wrote:
And that short lived sitcom that went bust...

I like Saget, but I saw this newer HBO special of his last year, a return to stand-up specials of sorts, and I found it to be an unexpected car wreck. It didn't seem like he took the time to tour a little and see what jokes works and what didn't. Same could be said of the Roseanne Barr and the Kevin Nealon special. Conversely, Seinfeld did a movie called Comedian (I think) which is a deliberately unfunny look at how he toured small clubs to get his stand-up material tighter. Man, a lot of the clubgoers gave that man no respect as he relearned the ropes. His eventual HBO special was a little funnier than the rest, and I can only imagine he may have been aided by being willing to take the blows and pay his dues all over again.

Contributor

Do any of you guys play female characters on a regular basis? Gals, do you play guys? If so, why? Just because? Or is there a more involved reason?

Oh... and... KKKKKKKKKKAAAAAAAGGGGEEEMAAAAAAAAATTSSSUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!


Ed Healy wrote:

Do any of you guys play female characters on a regular basis? Gals, do you play guys? If so, why? Just because? Or is there a more involved reason?

Oh... and... KKKKKKKKKKAAAAAAAGGGGEEEMAAAAAAAAATTSSSUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!

Some answers to that question in this thread.


Can't get it out of my damn head. Thank you Rone. Thank you Ed.

KKKKKKKKKKAAAAAAAGGGGEEEMAAAAAAAAATTSSSUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!


Urizen wrote:

Can't get it out of my damn head. Thank you Rone. Thank you Ed.

KKKKKKKKKKAAAAAAAGGGGEEEMAAAAAAAAATTSSSUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!

It is hard to stop barking, isn't it? ;) Ed and I haven't been able to stop saying it for days now.

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The Jade wrote:
Urizen wrote:

Can't get it out of my damn head. Thank you Rone. Thank you Ed.

KKKKKKKKKKAAAAAAAGGGGEEEMAAAAAAAAATTSSSUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!

It is hard to stop barking, isn't it? ;) Ed and I haven't been able to stop saying it for days now.

I'm now officially afraid to listen to this Array.


Japanese is an awesome language. Women say everything sweetly, men say everything as if they are passing a stone. May I be reincarnated in feudal Japan.

Yes, Lou, be afraid.

KAAAAGEEEEEEEMAAAAAAAAAAAATSUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!

Liberty's Edge

Louis Agresta wrote:
I'm now officially afraid to listen to this Array.

Yeah, the yelling is annoying as hell. But they're having fun. 'Fun-noying,' if you will.


The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:
Louis Agresta wrote:
I'm now officially afraid to listen to this Array.
Yeah, the yelling is annoying as hell. But they're having fun. 'Fun-noying,' if you will.

It's annoying until you join the cult and scream it aloud yourself. Then you'll know the bliss of the One True Way. Then you'll be abrasively loud and doe-eyed shouting Kagematsu like the rest of us. 20th Century Fox is even making a move about the phenomenon called The Stepford Gamers.


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Japanese is an awesome language. Women say everything sweetly, men say everything as if they are passing a stone. May I be reincarnated in feudal Japan.

Very true.

And when men are talking to their wominz in private, they often take on yet another tone, almost an effeminate one to demonstrate tenderness

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The Jade wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Japanese is an awesome language. Women say everything sweetly, men say everything as if they are passing a stone. May I be reincarnated in feudal Japan.

Very true.

And when men are talking to their wominz in private, they often take on yet another tone, almost an effeminate one to demonstrate tenderness

Projecting perhaps?

I accept that Rone is not a multiple personality of Ed's, but I was curious while listening if Danielle was a multiple personality of Rone's... Riffing on his Kazei 5 schoolgirl maybe.

Spoiler:
"Gratuitous English" indeed.

Spoiler:
KAAAAAAAGEEEEMAAAAAAAAAAAATSUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!

Spoiler:
Seriously? "Balls" doesn't get bleeped? Wow.

Spoiler:
(kagematsuuuuuu...)


Madgael wrote:
The Jade wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Japanese is an awesome language. Women say everything sweetly, men say everything as if they are passing a stone. May I be reincarnated in feudal Japan.

Very true.

And when men are talking to their wominz in private, they often take on yet another tone, almost an effeminate one to demonstrate tenderness

Projecting perhaps?

Actually it was a top Japanese TV anchorwoman in New York (as in news in Japanese for Japanese living in the US) who told me about that. I was new to learning the language and she was a client so I grilled her with a bunch of questions. Really sweet lady.

Regarding spoiler #3: Balls getting bleeped would have ruined the perfect architecture of your set-up. I can't do that to high art. I just can't.

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The Jade wrote:
Regarding spoiler #3: Balls getting bleeped would have ruined the perfect architecture of your set-up. I can't do that to high art. I just can't.

Pushin' the envelope... That's how I roll...

I would knife-fight a koala bear.

Scarab Sages RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32

Madgael wrote:
I would knife-fight a koala bear.

Dude you'd lose. Those things look all cute and cuddly, but get one riled up and they go all Wolverine on your Arse!

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The Jade wrote:
Madgael wrote:
The Jade wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Japanese is an awesome language. Women say everything sweetly, men say everything as if they are passing a stone. May I be reincarnated in feudal Japan.

Very true.

And when men are talking to their wominz in private, they often take on yet another tone, almost an effeminate one to demonstrate tenderness

Projecting perhaps?

Actually it was a top Japanese TV anchorwoman in New York (as in news in Japanese for Japanese living in the US) who told me about that. I was new to learning the language and she was a client so I grilled her with a bunch of questions. Really sweet lady.

Regarding spoiler #3: Balls getting bleeped would have ruined the perfect architecture of your set-up. I can't do that to high art. I just can't.

Why, when I read this, did I immediately picture Rone as a Gigolo... :/

Scarab Sages RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32

Oh yeah and

KAAAAGEEEEEEEMAAAAAAAAAAATSUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!


flash_cxxi wrote:
The Jade wrote:
Madgael wrote:
The Jade wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Japanese is an awesome language. Women say everything sweetly, men say everything as if they are passing a stone. May I be reincarnated in feudal Japan.

Very true.

And when men are talking to their wominz in private, they often take on yet another tone, almost an effeminate one to demonstrate tenderness

Projecting perhaps?

Actually it was a top Japanese TV anchorwoman in New York (as in news in Japanese for Japanese living in the US) who told me about that. I was new to learning the language and she was a client so I grilled her with a bunch of questions. Really sweet lady.

Regarding spoiler #3: Balls getting bleeped would have ruined the perfect architecture of your set-up. I can't do that to high art. I just can't.

Why, when I read this, did I immediately picture Rone as a Gigolo... :/

Gigolo seems like a nice job at first because the women you're sent to often just want an escort to an event, and the ones who want more are either injured souls in need of restoration or freaks in need of a dirty fix. They're usually over 26 and under 55 and range anywhere from not half bad looking to "Seriously? I'm getting paid for this?"

But then you get your first octogenarian client and worse, the fires are still burning within her. I mean, sure, A full plate of dentures out has its charms in a dark room, but when you get her loose wrinkled skin caught in your wristwatch band and in trying to pull away cause a flying squirrel's wing to sheet out and away from her body. Damn that's nasty. Nasty enough to make one walk away from a life of easy money, daily sexual intrigue, and undiagnosable cocktails of STDs fusing together synergistically like some viral-based Voltron. Why I knew one Portuguese pro stud who grew a functioning carousel on his man business. Tragic. He's making decent money in a sideshow these days though, so at least there's that.


flash_cxxi wrote:
Madgael wrote:
I would knife-fight a koala bear.
Dude you'd lose. Those things look all cute and cuddly, but get one riled up and they go all Wolverine on your Arse!

I knew a koala in prison who used to strut the halls in a sleeveless white T, black eyepatch and a bad attitude. His name was Ruckus Noruckew and he laid into newly arriving inmates straight away, setting the tone of their future time with a beat down and maybe worse. He had a thing for blondes and when that little bugger started buggering, it was impossible to shake him loose.

At least... at least that's what I heard from other people. What? These claw marks on my hips? Uh... stretch marks from when I lost a lot of weight by eating a footlong sandwich each day from a fast food chain that promised me eating bread was the key to shedding hundreds of pounds. See? No lies here.

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flash_cxxi wrote:
Madgael wrote:
I would knife-fight a koala bear.
Dude you'd lose. Those things look all cute and cuddly, but get one riled up and they go all Wolverine on your Arse!

*sigh*

Ok. I would knife-fight a wallaby then.

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The Jade wrote:
flash_cxxi wrote:
Madgael wrote:
I would knife-fight a koala bear.
Dude you'd lose. Those things look all cute and cuddly, but get one riled up and they go all Wolverine on your Arse!
I knew a koala in prison who used to strut the halls in a sleeveless white T, black eyepatch and a bad attitude. His name was Ruckus Noruckew and he laid into newly arriving inmates straight away, setting the tone of their future time with a beat down and maybe worse. He had a thing for blondes and when that little bugger started buggering, it was impossible to shake him loose.

Reminds me of some stories I heard about Hitchcock...


Madgael wrote:
The Jade wrote:
flash_cxxi wrote:
Madgael wrote:
I would knife-fight a koala bear.
Dude you'd lose. Those things look all cute and cuddly, but get one riled up and they go all Wolverine on your Arse!
I knew a koala in prison who used to strut the halls in a sleeveless white T, black eyepatch and a bad attitude. His name was Ruckus Noruckew and he laid into newly arriving inmates straight away, setting the tone of their future time with a beat down and maybe worse. He had a thing for blondes and when that little bugger started buggering, it was impossible to shake him loose.
Reminds me of some stories I heard about Hitchcock...

Hitchcock's antics are larger than life. It's like if an unpaid Evel Knievel Brundleflied with Charles Bukowski while on an RPG writing kick. It's a show, man, and he don't need him no back up dancers.

Liberty's Edge

I may have to re-mix/re-cut your Big John song. Is that alright?

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The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:
I may have to re-mix/re-cut your Big John song. Is that alright?

OOOOO And how do you spell Lonnegan Rone? I wanna get it just right for when I name my next Character "Big John Lonnegan". :D


The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:
I may have to re-mix/re-cut your Big John song. Is that alright?

I was really hoping you'd like that.

I expanded Big John Lonnigan it into a full song that will be for sale. That chorus was just too much fun not to build on. The verse lyrics are absolutely ridiculous. <g>

So in answer to your question, have at and have fun with any sounds I ever send out there. I am thoroughly honored, dude. I just want to keep control of the public release of the song, because I stand to make a good $5 there. Maybe, and I'm not suggesting that I'm always this optimistic, but maybe just maybe? $6.

::Boldly drops the mike. Exits the stage::

"Appetizer money, y'allllllllllllll!"

It'll go through a complete revamp in the studio but I have a decent rough version to guide me. I have lyrics for what comes after the second chorus but haven't laid that last part down yet. Probably get to that today.


flash_cxxi wrote:
The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:
I may have to re-mix/re-cut your Big John song. Is that alright?
OOOOO And how do you spell Lonnegan Rone? I wanna get it just right for when I name my next Character "Big John Lonnegan". :D

Get down on my Big John Lonnigan

Get down on my Big John Lonnigan
Get down on my Big John Lonnigan
Once you get off
You'll wanna get on again


There was a 20th century philosophical theologian named Bernard Lonergan.

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