I wish you guys had named your product something else...

[willot]

I wish you guys had of named your product something else so every time I searched I wouldn't get 14,000 hits about 4WD's and Mars LOL

[Relkor]

Next time try just Paizo, or Pathfinder RPG. Pathfinder PRD works also, it'll take you directly to the reference document.

[Beercifer]

willot wrote:

I wish you guys had of named your product something else so every time I searched I wouldn't get 14,000 hits about 4WD's and Mars LOL

At least it wasn't named Plan Nine from Outer Space.

[CourtFool]

Yes. Consider yourself lucky you get vehicles and planets and not naked midgets oil wrestling.

Or maybe you are into that kind of thing.

[MisterSlanky]

Or my favorite. Try looking up "Lighthouse Calendars" on Amazon. Let's just say that I was surprised at the calendar that was suggested to me for my office.

Edit: Brain fart and my bad spelling came out to haunt me.

[golem101]

MisterSlanky wrote:

Or my favorite. Try looking up "Lighthouse Calenders" on Amazon. Let's just say that I was surprised at the calender that was suggested to me for my office.

Smurfed!

[MisterSlanky]

I just went out and re-checked. Looks like Amazon discovered their little "problem" and got rid of the Lighthouse publishing calendars.

[Jeremiziah]

I want to make some sort of joke about a Two Girls One Cup Publishing Company here, but I guess I just can't think of a way to do it. Suffice it to say, don't Google it. Without safesearch on.

[DungeonmasterCal]

Back in the earliest days of Hotmail, a coworker was going to set up an email account with it while at work. He misspelled "mail" just as his supervisor, a very attractive young lady that he had been hoping to ask out, walked over and saw the screen. The males onscreen were indeed sweaty.

Hilarity ensued.

[Rasmus Wagner]

willot wrote:

I wish you guys had of named your product something else so every time I searched I wouldn't get 14,000 hits about 4WD's and Mars LOL

...or that one s$%#ty movie with the Vikings and Indians.

[Steven Tindall]

CourtFool wrote:

Yes. Consider yourself lucky you get vehicles and planets and not naked midgets oil wrestling.

Or maybe you are into that kind of thing.

don't kid yourself CF trying to find any decent midget porn is not as easy as you might think let alone some hot looking little dudes all oiled up and sweaty.

You can find tons of lovely little ladies but hardly any little guys.

as far as the topic goes Pathfinder fits.
Sure you get some strange or diffrent searches but can you imagine the images if they had called it Dungeon Lords or something like that.

[MicMan]

DungeonmasterCal wrote:

Back in the earliest days of Hotmail, a coworker was going to set up an email account with it while at work. He misspelled "mail"...

Monster LOL :-)

[Klaus van der Kroft]

Beercifer wrote:

willot wrote:

I wish you guys had of named your product something else so every time I searched I wouldn't get 14,000 hits about 4WD's and Mars LOL

At least it wasn't named Plan Nine from Outer Space.

"Plan 9? Ah, yes. Plan 9 deals with the resurrection of the dead. Long distance electrodes shot from our flying saucers into the pineal and pituitary gland of the recently dead"

- The Ruler

[Chris Mortika]

"The Inspector's dead! Murdered! And one thing's for sure: somebody's responsible."
Patrolman Larry

[Klaus van der Kroft]

"My friends, you have seen this incident, based on sworn testimony. Can you prove that it didn't happen?"
-Criswell

Best closing line from any movie, ever.

[LazarX]

Beercifer wrote:

willot wrote:

I wish you guys had of named your product something else so every time I searched I wouldn't get 14,000 hits about 4WD's and Mars LOL

At least it wasn't named Plan Nine from Outer Space.

Cinemmaware actually put out an excellent game worth hunting down for it. The plot is basically this. Bela Lugosi's understudy has stolen the original film negatives for the film and his diabolical plan is to edit Bela out of the film. As Cinemaware's iconic gumshoe your job is to stop him. It's in the same spirit of several games that came out during that venue along with a few others that were shoutouts to Shogun, THEM!, and one that would have been the same to the Rocketeer, save that this game preceded the film by a couple of years.

Some good news, while the original Cinemaware company is long deceased, the trademark has been bought and many of thier classic games resusicated on the new website. cinemaware.com. Unfortunately Plan Nine isn't among them, probably due to licensing issues.

[Beercifer]

Rasmus Wagner wrote:

willot wrote:

I wish you guys had of named your product something else so every time I searched I wouldn't get 14,000 hits about 4WD's and Mars LOL

...or that one s@&*ty movie with the Vikings and Indians.

lmao

[tburke0]

DungeonmasterCal wrote:

Back in the earliest days of Hotmail, a coworker was going to set up an email account with it while at work. He misspelled "mail" just as his supervisor, a very attractive young lady that he had been hoping to ask out, walked over and saw the screen. The males onscreen were indeed sweaty.

Hilarity ensued.

Is he shopping for a pen? I would NOT recommend "pen island dot com" or maybe yes, to ensue further hilarity...

[DungeonmasterCal]

*snort!*

To be truthful, the last I heard he finally admitted to himself and the world he was more interested in the "hot males" than women, anyway. So may I will send him on a search for pen island..........