Did D&D cause this too?
Yes. The pilot of the piper and the pilot of the United flight from Denver to San Francisco were both originally from the same D&D group. They are reported to have both played deathknights who flew black dragon mounts in that group.
TOZ: is something missing from your post?
I thank everyone for their concern.
Next thing you know, they'll be saying a mauled that old french dude because of D&D.
Next thing you know, they'll be saying a mauled that old french dude because of D&D.You didn't?
No way! I had a lot of good reasons to tear that old bastard up. He tried to have me "fixed". He wouldn't let me have table scraps. He was always yelling at me when I peed on the floor or leave him a landmine.
And, well......he was french.
Seriously, that should have been reason enough.
Next thing you know, they'll be saying a mauled that old french dude because of D&D.You didn't?No way! I had a lot of good reasons to tear that old bastard up. He tried to have me "fixed". He wouldn't let me have table scraps. He was always yelling at me when I peed on the floor or leave him a landmine.
And, well......he was french.
Seriously, that should have been reason enough.
Don't forget the punting.
Opens door to thread for a friendly Jack.
Ah, now it's funny! Thanks.
Did D&D cause this too?
"Sources unaquainted with the pilot claim that he was an obsessive fan of 'Dungeons and Dragons.' Investigators have discovered that in 1981 he briefly owned a Dungeons and Dragons 'Players Handbook,' which lists 'experience point' costs to 'go up a level.' It is now suspected that he crashed the plane intentionally in order to score in-game 'experience points' for killing the passengers."
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Did D&D cause this too?"Sources unaquainted with the pilot claim that he was an obsessive fan of 'Dungeons and Dragons.' Investigators have discovered that in 1981 he briefly owned a Dungeons and Dragons 'Players Handbook,' which lists 'experience point' costs to 'go up a level.' It is now suspected that he crashed the plane intentionally in order to score in-game 'experience points' for killing the passengers."
You forgot the part about how he "acted that s#~& out".
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You forgot the part about how he "acted that s%~& out".Did D&D cause this too?"Sources unaquainted with the pilot claim that he was an obsessive fan of 'Dungeons and Dragons.' Investigators have discovered that in 1981 he briefly owned a Dungeons and Dragons 'Players Handbook,' which lists 'experience point' costs to 'go up a level.' It is now suspected that he crashed the plane intentionally in order to score in-game 'experience points' for killing the passengers."
"Reports are now coming in from former babysitters of the pilot. As a child he was known to crash toy planes into building blocks repeatedly. Psychologists are being consulted as to the possibility of this being a premeditated act."
"Reports are now coming in from former babysitters of the pilot. As a child he was known to crash toy planes into building blocks repeatedly. Psychologists are being consulted as to the possibility of this being a premeditated act."
"These toy planes and building blocks were produced and marketed by Hasbro, the same company that owns the rights to the 'Dungeons & Dragons' game."
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"Reports are now coming in from former babysitters of the pilot. As a child he was known to crash toy planes into building blocks repeatedly. Psychologists are being consulted as to the possibility of this being a premeditated act.""These toy planes and building blocks were produced and marketed by Hasbro, the same company that owns the rights to the 'Dungeons & Dragons' game."
Don't forget the punting.Next thing you know, they'll be saying a mauled that old french dude because of D&D.You didn't?No way! I had a lot of good reasons to tear that old bastard up. He tried to have me "fixed". He wouldn't let me have table scraps. He was always yelling at me when I peed on the floor or leave him a landmine.
And, well......he was french.
Seriously, that should have been reason enough.
Bites CourtFool's head. Damn, nothing there.
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"Reports are now coming in from former babysitters of the pilot. As a child he was known to crash toy planes into building blocks repeatedly. Psychologists are being consulted as to the possibility of this being a premeditated act.""These toy planes and building blocks were produced and marketed by Hasbro, the same company that owns the rights to the 'Dungeons & Dragons' game."
ROTFLO
Bites CourtFool's head. Damn, nothing there.
Why else do you think we poodles are immune to mind affecting spells?
Oh, and it's dark in here.
Aaron, was your last post mentioned actually a comment on the article?
No, it was only a comment on Twin Agate Dragon's and Aberzombie's joke. I guess it was starting getting off-topic. You can call the threadjack police on me.
Aaron, was your last post mentioned actually a comment on the article?No, it was only a comment on Twin Agate Dragon's and Aberzombie's joke. I guess it was starting getting off-topic. You can call the threadjack police on me.
Nah, it just would have made me happy if it had been.
Sorry I'm late! Did someone call me?
Methinks the author of the linked article is bucking for a job at Fox News.