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The truths continue to pile up here.

TD--heh, heh.

Has your wife seen the one about the Asian wife who kills her Anglo husband? Man, after that episode, I really started giving the wife a hard time whenever she brought up my online friends. "Why are you so worried? Afraid my online friends would have my murder investigated?" and so forth.

RPG Superstar 2009 Top 16, 2012 Top 32

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Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Your therapist is on the boards...

Your therapist is an NPC in the latest AP instead of being a real person.


CourtFool wrote:
You are embarrassed to admit how much time you spend on Paizo to your therapist.

I don't have a therapist (but I'm thinking maybe I should). I get embarrassed any time the issue of how much MONEY I spend with Paizo comes up with anyone else I know. Does that count? I blush and say "More than I'd like to say."


Pathfinder Adventure, Lost Omens, Rulebook, Starfinder Adventure Path, Starfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber

You keep thinking "Well, I'm not as much of a nerd as all that..." to which your cthulhu mythos conscience of choice rolls its many eyes.


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Your therapist is on the boards, and it's getting to where you're just paying to talk about Paizo with her/him, rather than talk about your "issues."

You pay working girls to play PF with you.


Devil of Roses wrote:
cthulhu mythos conscience

It feels like that should be a misnomer... Its hard to wrap one's mind around, almost. as if...

It's a NON-EUCLIDEAN concept!!!


vagrant-poet wrote:
Devil of Roses wrote:
cthulhu mythos conscience

It feels like that should be a misnomer... Its hard to wrap one's mind around, almost. as if...

It's a NON-EUCLIDEAN concept!!!

San Check 20/20.

You may be a Paizo nerd if… you start to worry that your obscure lovecraftian larp references might actually be understood by some one else

Silver Crusade

On a daily basis, you ask your postman: "I'm expecting a big envelope or pack, any news?"

When you start saying "You know, I read something funny..." and your fiancée completes the sentence "...on the Paizo messageboards, right?".

When you realize your players start laughing right before you quote for the thousand time at the game table Erik Mona or James Jacobs for something cool they wrote in an editorial.

When your fiancée says "No, we're NOT going to stop at Paizo headquarters when this summer we take a trip to the US. We are going to California!"

When you shout "PAIZOOOOOOO!" whenever you receive your subscription. Yes, I do. It's become quite a private joke for my gaming group. ^_^

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...you feel sad whenever your shopping cart is empty...

Grand Archive

you've talked so much about paizo and pathfinder that your FLGS employees now don't even ask you if you want them to order the latest product, it's just in your box.


Pathfinder Maps, Pathfinder Accessories, Starfinder Society Subscriber; Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber
jakoov wrote:
On a daily basis, you ask your postman: "I'm expecting a big envelope or pack, any news?"

Oo ... who told you?

--
So, where did I put this blasted key?


KaeYoss wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Your therapist is on the boards, and it's getting to where you're just paying to talk about Paizo with her/him, rather than talk about your "issues."
You pay working girls to play PF with you.

That's nothing. CourtFool pays them to play Hero with him. ;)


Emperor7 wrote:
CourtFool pays them to play Hero with him.

Spanish Inquisition'd!


Emperor7 wrote:
KaeYoss wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Your therapist is on the boards, and it's getting to where you're just paying to talk about Paizo with her/him, rather than talk about your "issues."
You pay working girls to play PF with you.
That's nothing. CourtFool pays them to play Hero with him. ;)

The sick, twisted freak ;-p

I'm sure that costs extra.

Sovereign Court

No one else understands jokes about poodles and Sebastian...

Liberty's Edge

All this talk of your spouse referring to 'your paizo friends'. What if your spouse has become one of your paizo friends?


Tarlane wrote:
All this talk of your spouse referring to 'your paizo friends'. What if your spouse has become one of your paizo friends?

err...ummm...you're both Paizo nerds? Do you communicate more with each other thru the boards than face to face?

Paizo Employee Director of Brand Strategy

Emperor7 wrote:
Tarlane wrote:
All this talk of your spouse referring to 'your paizo friends'. What if your spouse has become one of your paizo friends?
err...ummm...you're both Paizo nerds? Do you communicate more with each other thru the boards than face to face?

Are there yet any cases in which two Paizo friends has become someone's spouse? If not, it's only a matter of time.

Liberty's Edge

David Fryer wrote:
You are shocked when people turn out to not look like their avatar. Yes Derek, I mean you.

That's weird, I picked the avatar I thought looked most like me. Sure, the avatar isn't wearing a cowboy had, nor is it nearly sexy enough, but...

And you still haven't indicated (here or on Facebook), what, exactly, you expected me to look like...

;)

Liberty's Edge

jakoov wrote:

On a daily basis, you ask your postman: "I'm expecting a big envelope or pack, any news?"

When you start saying "You know, I read something funny..." and your fiancée completes the sentence "...on the Paizo messageboards, right?".

My girlfriend always tells me "Just do one of those houserule thingies. They're not going to change anything in the rules just because you post a thousand times about it!"

Liberty's Edge

Emperor7 wrote:
err...ummm...you're both Paizo nerds? Do you communicate more with each other thru the boards than face to face?

We both do play by posts, and there are a lot of times where we will be sitting on our computers right next to each other typing quietly even if we are in the same one and our characters are chatting, yeah.

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houstonderek wrote:


My girlfriend always tells me "Just do one of those houserule thingies. They're not going to change anything in the rules just because you post a thousand times about it!"

That is awesome and hilarious!

My wife always asks me if I won when I play. I usually tell her yes.


Sebastian wrote:
My wife always asks me if I won when I play. I usually tell her yes.

I knew you were a gamist!

Liberty's Edge

If you've thought about making a t-shirt bearing the slogan:

Are There Enough Tentacles?


If you bought a t-shirt from a Greek restaurant because its logo combined an octopus with the evil eye.

The Exchange

...you work on your budget for the month and foresee a lot of Ramen in your future in order to acquire more Paizo shtuffs...

The Exchange

Ramen...greatest food on the planet. If, you don't have to live on the stuff.


...Cosmo is suprised when you call with a real problem instead of calling to chat and see how everyone is doing.

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yoda8myhead wrote:
Emperor7 wrote:
Tarlane wrote:
All this talk of your spouse referring to 'your paizo friends'. What if your spouse has become one of your paizo friends?
err...ummm...you're both Paizo nerds? Do you communicate more with each other thru the boards than face to face?
Are there yet any cases in which two Paizo friends has become someone's spouse? If not, it's only a matter of time.

See the wife and I almost fit that descriptor, but we were together before we found Paizo.

Dark Archive

Being "talked to" by co-workers about your habits reading the boards at work. Followed a day later by them dropping the subject after you remind them about certain antics at Christmas parties in the past, and comparing the two issues.

Being able to read the boards at work: Great!

Having co-workers by the short hairs: Priceless!

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houstonderek wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
You are shocked when people turn out to not look like their avatar. Yes Derek, I mean you.

That's weird, I picked the avatar I thought looked most like me. Sure, the avatar isn't wearing a cowboy had, nor is it nearly sexy enough, but...

And you still haven't indicated (here or on Facebook), what, exactly, you expected me to look like...

;)

Less cowboy, more preppie. More like your avatar. Maybe little slim shady mixed in.

Dark Archive

Sebastian wrote:
houstonderek wrote:


My girlfriend always tells me "Just do one of those houserule thingies. They're not going to change anything in the rules just because you post a thousand times about it!"

That is awesome and hilarious!

My wife always asks me if I won when I play. I usually tell her yes.

My answer is usually, I'm the DM. I always win.

Dark Archive

Crimson Jester wrote:
Ramen...greatest food on the planet. If, you don't have to live on the stuff.

I lived on it for almost two yars, I am currently working on a book entitled 356 Ways to cook Ramen.

Liberty's Edge

David Fryer wrote:
houstonderek wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
You are shocked when people turn out to not look like their avatar. Yes Derek, I mean you.

That's weird, I picked the avatar I thought looked most like me. Sure, the avatar isn't wearing a cowboy had, nor is it nearly sexy enough, but...

And you still haven't indicated (here or on Facebook), what, exactly, you expected me to look like...

;)

Less cowboy, more preppie. More like your avatar. Maybe little slim shady mixed in.

If it makes you feel better, N.W.A. was playing in the background when my profile epic on Facebook was taken (which was after a Godsmack concert).

My style of dress is a bit more rockabilly than anything, I guess. My musical taste is all over the map, though.

;)

Liberty's Edge

David Fryer wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Ramen...greatest food on the planet. If, you don't have to live on the stuff.
I lived on it for almost two yars, I am currently working on a book entitled 356 Ways to cook Ramen.

After college and prison, if I never eat ramen noodles again, it'll be too soon...

Dark Archive

One of your players makes some comment about some computer game being a better rpg than Pathfinder and you comment on his status to tell him to roll up a new character cause he's gonna need it.

Dark Archive

houstonderek wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
houstonderek wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
You are shocked when people turn out to not look like their avatar. Yes Derek, I mean you.

That's weird, I picked the avatar I thought looked most like me. Sure, the avatar isn't wearing a cowboy had, nor is it nearly sexy enough, but...

And you still haven't indicated (here or on Facebook), what, exactly, you expected me to look like...

;)

Less cowboy, more preppie. More like your avatar. Maybe little slim shady mixed in.

If it makes you feel better, N.W.A. was playing in the background when my profile epic on Facebook was taken (which was after a Godsmack concert).

;)

That does make me feel better. I also tried to pick an avatar that looked like myself, but only because my wife told me I couldn't use any of the sexy female ones. ;p


I look just like my Avatar! Honest! ~nods~ Yep!

The Exchange Contributor, RPG Superstar 2008 Top 6

You not only have all of your Paizo products (and PDFs) carefully sorted, but frequently revise the arrangement.


David Fryer wrote:
One of your players makes some comment about some computer game being a better rpg than Pathfinder and you comment on his status to tell him to roll up a new character cause he's gonna need it.

Was it Zork?

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CourtFool wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
One of your players makes some comment about some computer game being a better rpg than Pathfinder and you comment on his status to tell him to roll up a new character cause he's gonna need it.
Was it Zork?

Legend of the Dragon, an old PS1 "rpg."

Edit: Th same guy hates rolling up characters, but somehow always manages to die in my campaigns.

RPG Superstar 2009 Top 16, 2012 Top 32

I'll have you know, my invisible stalker avatar and I could be twins.

Now, if the boards would just stop putting text over said invisible stalker in the upper left-hand corner of my posts, I'd be good to go.


...you think a THREAD about tentacles, that has reached 847 posts, is funny and you might still have something interesting to add to it.


Sharoth wrote:
You worked real hard to get to the top of Sebastian's Enemies list.

That's actually pretty easy. ;-)


houstonderek wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Ramen...greatest food on the planet. If, you don't have to live on the stuff.
I lived on it for almost two yars, I am currently working on a book entitled 356 Ways to cook Ramen.
After college and prison, if I never eat ramen noodles again, it'll be too soon...

Ramen noodles...cruel and unusual punishment if I've ever seen it!

Do they really feed those to folks in prison? There is no nutritional value...

Paizo Employee CEO

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You write weekly store blogs and while you are writing them, you think about various people on the messageboards and how they might respond. You also love to drop little inside jokes gleaned from said messageboards into your blogs. You find yourself talking about people on the messageboards over dinner with Vic, and they feel like real people, even though you have met almost none of them.

-Lisa


Lisa Stevens wrote:
You find yourself talking about people on the messageboards over dinner with Vic, and they feel like real people, even though you have met almost none of them.

Crap... GUILTY. Thanks Lisa, way to toss that one out there! Just when I thought I was not-guilty too. Though not with Vic, just our gaming group in general.

Even better... you start comparing people in your gaming group with people on the boards and vice-versa.

Liberty's Edge

You care more about losing your adventure paths than your furniture.

Your mail lady waves you down with a Paizo box for you before she even reaches your building (true story).

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