Nekkid teleportation misfire vanishing posts for *maybe, maybe not* TTotP?
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My jibbly movie was "Halloween." I saw it at the premier midnight release in Evanston, IL, which looks remarkably like the town in the movie. Then I walked home to my empty apartment in the dark afterwards. I swear I pushed back every door to the wall before I enetered a room for about six months.
*blinks and misses Patrick blinking*
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I'm back. Been doing a plethora of outside stuff while we still had some sun (squee!). Crocii are up here, and my garlic is sending out first shoots as well. Time to get dinner and baby monkey cared for.
I posted another post, I swear, and it disappeared. I thought it ghosted and tried to *blink* it out and it flat out disappeared. Weird.
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I'm back. Been doing a plethora of outside stuff while we still had some sun (squee!). Crocii are up here, and my garlic is sending out first shoots as well. Time to get dinner and baby monkey cared for.
I posted another post, I swear, and it disappeared. I thought it ghosted and tried to *blink* it out and it flat out disappeared. Weird.
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I had the same thing happen to me recently. The really odd thing for me was that it was showing in my history, but when I clicked on it there, it couldn't seem to find it.
There must be some phantom *clicking* going on...
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For me it wasn’t so much a movie, but when I was about 8 I borrowed a book about vampires, werewolves, ghouls and other ‘classic’ horrors from the library. It was meant for much older readers and had a lot of stories about ‘actual’ sightings and encounters with the creatures. Scarred me for years. Fortunately, RPGs a few years later were good therapy.
I saw Clockwork Orange and Deliverance when I was five. Nothing phases me.
I take that back; the witch from Wizard of Oz scared me til I was eight.
I'd shoot her crazy ass now, but when I was a kid.....
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For me it wasn’t so much a movie, but when I was about 8 I borrowed a book about vampires, werewolves, ghouls and other ‘classic’ horrors from the library. It was meant for much older readers and had a lot of stories about ‘actual’ sightings and encounters with the creatures. Scarred me for years. Fortunately, RPGs a few years later were good therapy.
Well book wise it was when I found Lovecraft in my JR. High Library. I also found out we had every book from him in the library system. I must have driven the librarians nuts ordering them all from the various schools in the district.
I saw Clockwork Orange and Deliverance when I was five. Nothing phases me.O_o
Surely, you're joking.
Nope.
Nope.I saw Clockwork Orange and Deliverance when I was five. Nothing phases me.O_o
Surely, you're joking.
Again. O_o
I am off of work for nine days!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gratz! ~thinks~ You do know that you could call me sometime during those nine days. Hint, hint! Wink, wink! Nudge, nudge! ~grins~
Karen loves the Friday the 13th series.Sharoth, guess what? In two weeks' time, I'll be within striking distance of you. :)
~screams~ No! The Horror! The Horror!
~grins~ Well now. That means you can come down to Savannah and spend some time in this wonderful tourist trap.
taig, This book might be useful to you.
Snips, Snails, and Dragon Tails has been pre-ordered.
Yay, Jess Door! Author and illustrator in Wayfinder #4, available now. :)woot!
Conga rats, Jess!
I got a badger package today! Thanks!
Woo hoo! You're welcome!
taig, This book might be useful to you.Karen loves the Friday the 13th series.Sharoth, guess what? In two weeks' time, I'll be within striking distance of you. :)
~screams~ No! The Horror! The Horror!
~grins~ Well now. That means you can come down to Savannah and spend some time in this wonderful tourist trap.
Cool! Thanks.
Hey, anybody interested in building some table of random fey curses? Where forumwise should such a thread go?Reminds me of this thread that I put out there ... wow ... 3 and a half years ago. (Has it really been that long ago?)
I'd put it in the 3.5 area. There seem to be fewer trolls there nowadays...
Indeed, it is a new paradise. I need to start posting in the aasimar/tiefling/resurrection threads again.
A Clockwork Orange on HBO, when I was, oh, 10. Very disturbing, and a lot of things my young mind couldn't comprehend at the same time.So my son was asking (in his best whiny voice) -- "...but why can't I watch that movie?" And I paused and said ... "because of Star Trek II. And because of The Black Hole. And because of Alien."
Which got me wondering. Do any of you have a movie that you probably watched too early and had a scene or two in it that still creeps you out today?
The creatures from the Dark Crystal still freak me out. Not the bad guys, the regular characters. I dont' know what it is about them, but they make me back away, perhaps the only thing I have an unreasonable fear of.
Writing was rather good. Acting? Um, not so much...I liked that series. I've always wanted to run a campaign based on the premise of that show.Honestly? Child's play. I know it's stupid, but dolls just freak me the hell out.Not at all. Even as an adult, there's something about the Superman Animated Series version of Toy Man that to me is really disturbing. And that's a cartoon. The first episode of Friday the 13th the Series has a similar thing with dolls.
I am a huge fan of this series, I'm watching it again through netflix. Would LOVE to turn each of those items into a true cursed magic item for D&D/PF, even the ones whose abilities were never mentioned- snowshoes, top hat, sacrificial dagger, etc.
Yay, Jess Door! Author and illustrator in Wayfinder #4, available now. :)
YAY!!!!!
I did a game based on that show, well and a bit of X-files thrown in. It was fun, my buddy even talked his neighbors into playing. Artsy girls who have never roleplayed trying to play Horror. Is a BLAST!!I liked that series. I've always wanted to run a campaign based on the premise of that show.Honestly? Child's play. I know it's stupid, but dolls just freak me the hell out.Not at all. Even as an adult, there's something about the Superman Animated Series version of Toy Man that to me is really disturbing. And that's a cartoon. The first episode of Friday the 13th the Series has a similar thing with dolls.
Oh man, what was that like?! DETAILS!!!!!
Ugh...need....hangover.....cure....
Yay, Jess Door! Author and illustrator in Wayfinder #4, available now. :)woot!
WOOHOO!! Jess Door! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
I am off of work for nine days!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am off from the main job until next Tuesday. I am off from the second job tonight, as I worked the Black Party yesterday. I don't think I've ever worked there on a Friday before, it was more subdued than the Saturday.
I got a badger package today! Thanks!
What do I have to do to get a badger package? Everyone else seems to be getting one...I hope it's not a mauling-in-a-box.
Ugh...need....hangover.....cure....
Lots and lots of water. Some milk thistle might help as well.
Ugh...need....hangover.....cure....Lots and lots of water. Some milk thistle might help as well.
Yea working on my 3rd glass. Class is not going to be fun this morning. o.0
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Busy saturday. Got game updated, now off to collect wood and bookcases. Later folks ..
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That reminds me. I gotta get stuff ready for the Darklight Sisterhood game tomorrow!!!!!
The creatures from the Dark Crystal still freak me out. Not the bad guys, the regular characters. I dont' know what it is about them, but they make me back away, perhaps the only thing I have an unreasonable fear of.A Clockwork Orange on HBO, when I was, oh, 10. Very disturbing, and a lot of things my young mind couldn't comprehend at the same time.So my son was asking (in his best whiny voice) -- "...but why can't I watch that movie?" And I paused and said ... "because of Star Trek II. And because of The Black Hole. And because of Alien."
Which got me wondering. Do any of you have a movie that you probably watched too early and had a scene or two in it that still creeps you out today?
You also have an unreasonable fear of Josh Whedon. There is a cure for that you know.
Damn it I don't think JJ is actually going to mail me a box of live scorpions. :(
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I did a game based on that show, well and a bit of X-files thrown in. It was fun, my buddy even talked his neighbors into playing. Artsy girls who have never roleplayed trying to play Horror. Is a BLAST!!I liked that series. I've always wanted to run a campaign based on the premise of that show.Honestly? Child's play. I know it's stupid, but dolls just freak me the hell out.Not at all. Even as an adult, there's something about the Superman Animated Series version of Toy Man that to me is really disturbing. And that's a cartoon. The first episode of Friday the 13th the Series has a similar thing with dolls.
I really think Friday the 13th/The X-files/Warehouse 13 took much of their inspiration from Bureau 13, the obscure little RPG from the early eighties that failed to really take off. I have a friend who says the rules system pretty much blew, but the concept is great. We play a B13 game online via Maptools and Teamspeak. Warehouse 13 is especially similar, with them being a Gov. agency.
morning, must mentally prepare for basketball...
I haven't seen my bracket results from yesterday. I think I may cry when I see who won/lost.
I got a badger package today! Thanks!What do I have to do to get a badger package? Everyone else seems to be getting one...I hope it's not a mauling-in-a-box.
Oops. This was a Facebook initiative. :S
Ugh...need....hangover.....cure....
::Speaking very loudly::
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I am off of work for nine days!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I am off from the main job until next Tuesday. I am off from the second job tonight, as I worked the Black Party yesterday. I don't think I've ever worked there on a Friday before, it was more subdued than the Saturday.
I assume you meant block party.
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I really think Friday the 13th/The X-files/Warehouse 13 took much of their inspiration from Bureau 13, the obscure little RPG from the early eighties that failed to really take off. I have a friend who says the rules system pretty much blew, but the concept is great. We play a B13 game online via Maptools and Teamspeak. Warehouse 13 is especially similar, with them being a Gov. agency.I did a game based on that show, well and a bit of X-files thrown in. It was fun, my buddy even talked his neighbors into playing. Artsy girls who have never roleplayed trying to play Horror. Is a BLAST!!I liked that series. I've always wanted to run a campaign based on the premise of that show.Honestly? Child's play. I know it's stupid, but dolls just freak me the hell out.Not at all. Even as an adult, there's something about the Superman Animated Series version of Toy Man that to me is really disturbing. And that's a cartoon. The first episode of Friday the 13th the Series has a similar thing with dolls.
Honestly I was in awe of bureau 13 and have slipped little things about the game into several other things I have run. The game system was crapola but the story was great. Abe Lincoln creates the 13th bureau of the federal government to combat vampires and other fiends then goes on to help run it from beyond the grave. Awesome sauce.