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Nekkid casual gaming for the top! Is there any other way dahling?

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Morning folks, a good night sleep does wonders for a man.

Of course that may not last after I deal with the new guy all day, but we can hope.

Scarab Sages

Patrick Curtin wrote:
Yeah that Lestat movie with Aaliyah was eminently forgettable.

Indeed. Sad thing is, I used to love the Anne Rice books. Even went to one of her public Halloween parties one year. I dressed as a priest - it was awesome. People kept coming up to take pictures with me.

Anyway, then a few years back, Rice got into some big stink with Al Copeland, the owner of Popeyes Fried Chicken, because he bought a refurbished a building she liked and had written into one of the Lestat books. She acted like a f&~!ing child during the whole fiasco. I haven't read any of her stuff since.


Boy it better warm up soon. I hate being cold, and I don't wanna go chop bunch of old pallets up.

Scarab Sages

Moorluck wrote:
Morning folks, a good night sleep does wonders for a man.

I've almost forgotten what one of those is like.

Dude, you're kids are older than mine, so tell me - does it get any better?

Feel free to lie.

please?


Aberzombie wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Yeah that Lestat movie with Aaliyah was eminently forgettable.

Indeed. Sad thing is, I used to love the Anne Rice books. Even went to one of her public Halloween parties one year. I dressed as a priest - it was awesome. People kept coming up to take pictures with me.

Anyway, then a few years back, Rice got into some big stink with Al Copeland, the owner of Popeyes Fried Chicken, because he bought a refurbished a building she liked and had written into one of the Lestat books. She acted like a f!!~ing child during the whole fiasco. I haven't read any of her stuff since.

I liked her original trilogy, then she kinda got all Mary Sue about Lestat. Writers should never fall in love with their protagonists, it leads to sloppy writing. =/

Then there was her pretentiousness, which showed in all of her interviews. I really believe she thought she was the Greatest Writer Evar.

Then there was her conversion to Christianity, and then her Unconversion to Christianity, both of which I felt were awfully self-serving. I may not be Christian, but damn, if you're gonna convert to a religion and back out again, don't treat it like changing politics.

Yeah, and most of the books I read after were drecky. Some of the vampire bios were OK. Pandora I remember kindly.

Scarab Sages

Patrick Curtin wrote:

I have a legion of old MMO buds screaming at me to get into SWTOR. But, it's kinda like having recruiters after you in high school. Join my server! We have an awesome guild forming and it's soooo kewl!

Thing is, I loved the first two Old Republic games. Had them for my Xbox. I was stoked when I heard this new one was coming out. But no single player = blergh.

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Patrick Curtin wrote:

I liked her original trilogy, then she kinda got all Mary Sue about Lestat. Writers should never fall in love with their protagonists, it leads to sloppy writing. =/

Then there was her pretentiousness, which showed in all of her interviews. I really believe she thought she was the Greatest Writer Evar.

Then there was her conversion to Christianity, and then her Unconversion to Christianity, both of which I felt were awfully self-serving. I may not be Christian, but damn, if you're gonna convert to a religion and back out again, don't treat it like changing politics.

+1 to this.


Aberzombie wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Morning folks, a good night sleep does wonders for a man.

I've almost forgotten what one of those is like.

Dude, you're kids are older than mine, so tell me - does it get any better?

Feel free to lie.

please?

Morning Moorluck! Good luck with the n00b! Remember we were all n00bs once, be gentle!

Zombeh, it gets better, but sideways better. The problems are different at every stage. I enjoy my 'Kid is in college and living outside the house' stage. We get along great now =D

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will have to go and check the 60+ posts I missed.

Camelot came to Kansas for Christmas

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Aberzombie wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Morning folks, a good night sleep does wonders for a man.

I've almost forgotten what one of those is like.

Dude, you're kids are older than mine, so tell me - does it get any better?

Feel free to lie.

please?

Yes it does. I remember waking one morning with a strange feeling of being rested. At first, I couldn't put my finger on what was different. Then it dawned on me, it was the first time in 18 months that I slept through an entire night without waking up.

I swear I think my three boys had a schedule of who was going to be the one to wake us up each night.

Edit: Plus they eventually grow up and become your GM.

Scarab Sages

All right then. My part of this early morning miniblitz is done for now. Gotta go see a man about some steam.


Meh. Time to chop some pallets up for a fire


FIIIIIRE!!!!!

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Summoning a long absent FaWTLy poster...

Happy Birthday Eric S.!

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Happy Birthday! Eric Swanson!! The ultimate lurker.

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New game tonight... lets hope all goes well. Already have one player complaining because I don't want to go all Anime and have high flying super ninjas.

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Aberzombie wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Morning folks, a good night sleep does wonders for a man.

I've almost forgotten what one of those is like.

Dude, you're kids are older than mine, so tell me - does it get any better?

Feel free to lie.

please?

Sheesh, yeah right... Uhm... I mean yeah, so much better!


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Crimson Jester wrote:
Happy Birthday! Eric Swanson!! The ultimate lurker.

You gotta put out the Swanson signal:

heehee

heehee

heehee

=P


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Crimson Jester wrote:
New game tonight... lets hope all goes well. Already have one player complaining because I don't want to go all Anime and have high flying super ninjas.

Rule Zero dude. My game, my rules, I am God.

That being said, perhaps they would be willing to compromise a bit on their character envisionment. If not, then you have to ask yourself whether their inclusion in your game will lead to fun or constant arguments.

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New group not sure yet. I just want a bit of a consistent background and right now I don't want to pull the Asian bit.

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I mean I am leaving in gnomes.

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Patrick Curtin wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Morning folks, a good night sleep does wonders for a man.

I've almost forgotten what one of those is like.

Dude, you're kids are older than mine, so tell me - does it get any better?

Feel free to lie.

please?

Morning Moorluck! Good luck with the n00b! Remember we were all n00bs once, be gentle!

I say new guy as in he was hired 3 months ago. This week boss is up in Boston with his girlfriend, and this guy has been late everyday.

Wed: 45min late, Thur: 20min late, Today: 10min late BEFORE he calls to tell me he's going to be another 30min.

I'm getting tired of calling the customers and telling them we're going to have to reschedule them on account of this douche.

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Crimson Jester wrote:
New game tonight... lets hope all goes well. Already have one player complaining because I don't want to go all Anime and have high flying super ninjas.

Luck with that CJ.

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Kick in the man jewels?


Crimson Jester wrote:
New group not sure yet. I just want a bit of a consistent background and right now I don't want to pull the Asian bit.

I ran across this issue a bit in the military. I was running a real Tolkeiny-themed old skool 2e game and a guy wanted the full anime package. We went back-and-forth and I allowed him to do it, but I specified that he was a far traveller and far removed from his culture. That way the onus of shoehorning a Mythical-Middle-Kingdom and a Kama-Nihon next to the Wilderlands and faux-Gondor didn't fall on my shoulders. I needs my versimilitude to function properly as a GM.


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Moorluck wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Morning folks, a good night sleep does wonders for a man.

I've almost forgotten what one of those is like.

Dude, you're kids are older than mine, so tell me - does it get any better?

Feel free to lie.

please?

Morning Moorluck! Good luck with the n00b! Remember we were all n00bs once, be gentle!

I say new guy as in he was hired 3 months ago. This week boss is up in Boston with his girlfriend, and this guy has been late everyday.

Wed: 45min late, Thur: 20min late, Today: 10min late BEFORE he calls to tell me he's going to be another 30min.

I'm getting tired of calling the customers and telling them we're going to have to reschedule them on account of this douche.

Ah. In that case CJ's suggestion of kicking him in the ding dings sounds about right. One thing I cannot stand is a habitual tardy person. They fnck everyone's day up

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Moorluck wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
New game tonight... lets hope all goes well. Already have one player complaining because I don't want to go all Anime and have high flying super ninjas.
Luck with that CJ.

Thank you.

Meet and greet and game set up tonight. Rough idea is the old necromancers game mod wizards amulet/crucible of Freya, mainly because I have and have ran it before and it is more than a bit sandboxy. I am however going to place the game in the land of the linnorm kings halfway betwixt Kalsgard and Trollhiem, with the name of the town renamed to Winterhaven. I think it is a good set up and a nice intro to Golarion without using every damned option. Sometimes less is more.

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Patrick Curtin wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
New group not sure yet. I just want a bit of a consistent background and right now I don't want to pull the Asian bit.
I ran across this issue a bit in the military. I was running a real Tolkeiny-themed old skool 2e game and a guy wanted the full anime package. We went back-and-forth and I allowed him to do it, but I specified that he was a far traveller and far removed from his culture. That way the onus of shoehorning a Mythical-Middle-Kingdom and a Kama-Nihon next to the Wilderlands and faux-Gondor didn't fall on my shoulders. I needs my verisimilitude to function properly as a GM.

As do I. I even have a list of old school german and russian names to hand out to the players. The same ones I will use for all NPC's. If I need any suggestions I might hit up Aeglos as well.


Treppa wrote:

Lap thingie.

It hurts.

*sends sympathetic waves*


aeglos wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Moorluck wrote:

Mornin' folks. Going to treat the BMW/Mercedes dealership this morning. Nice place, two kitchens, private gym, etc.

Seems like an awful lot for a freaking car lot to me.

The wife and I got upgraded once to a Mercedes when we were in NOLA a few years back. We had requested an SUV and they didn't hold one for us, so they upgraded us. It was sweet. One of the best cars I've ever driven.
Over here a Mercedes is the Car you buy when you retire

Over here it seems to be what you buy once you've earned your first million (of Swedish money).

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Patrick Curtin wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Morning folks, a good night sleep does wonders for a man.

I've almost forgotten what one of those is like.

Dude, you're kids are older than mine, so tell me - does it get any better?

Feel free to lie.

please?

Morning Moorluck! Good luck with the n00b! Remember we were all n00bs once, be gentle!

I say new guy as in he was hired 3 months ago. This week boss is up in Boston with his girlfriend, and this guy has been late everyday.

Wed: 45min late, Thur: 20min late, Today: 10min late BEFORE he calls to tell me he's going to be another 30min.

I'm getting tired of calling the customers and telling them we're going to have to reschedule them on account of this douche.

Ah. In that case CJ's suggestion of kicking him in the ding dings sounds about right. One thing I cannot stand is a habitual tardy person. They fnck everyone's day up

Even just a simple, "oh man did I do that? So sorry just my day has been off lately. Happens when we start late. When you can pick yourself up off the floor come and help."

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Treppa wrote:

Lap thingie.

It hurts.

:(

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Kajehase wrote:
aeglos wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Moorluck wrote:

Mornin' folks. Going to treat the BMW/Mercedes dealership this morning. Nice place, two kitchens, private gym, etc.

Seems like an awful lot for a freaking car lot to me.

The wife and I got upgraded once to a Mercedes when we were in NOLA a few years back. We had requested an SUV and they didn't hold one for us, so they upgraded us. It was sweet. One of the best cars I've ever driven.
Over here a Mercedes is the Car you buy when you retire
Over here it seems to be what you buy once you've earned your first million (of Swedish money).

Whats the exchange rate? ;)


About 6-7 Swedish crowns for each $US (was closer to 10 for 1 a few years back, so my RPG-purchases has gotten cheaper :D)


And having caught up with 300+ posts, I'm away again.

Have a good time all, and try not to blow up anyone's houses - not even your own.


Good old exchange follies. I put $100 CDN in a saving account in Canada in 2003 (which was about $60 USD at the time). They insisted I take it out last year because of inactivity (I never moved up there as I was flirting with then). It had grown due to exchange rate fluxuations and the healthy rate of return at the bank over eight years to $560 USD 0.o


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Crimson Jester wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Morning folks, a good night sleep does wonders for a man.

I've almost forgotten what one of those is like.

Dude, you're kids are older than mine, so tell me - does it get any better?

Feel free to lie.

please?

Morning Moorluck! Good luck with the n00b! Remember we were all n00bs once, be gentle!

I say new guy as in he was hired 3 months ago. This week boss is up in Boston with his girlfriend, and this guy has been late everyday.

Wed: 45min late, Thur: 20min late, Today: 10min late BEFORE he calls to tell me he's going to be another 30min.

I'm getting tired of calling the customers and telling them we're going to have to reschedule them on account of this douche.

Ah. In that case CJ's suggestion of kicking him in the ding dings sounds about right. One thing I cannot stand is a habitual tardy person. They fnck everyone's day up
Even just a simple, "oh man did I do that? So sorry just my day has been off lately. Happens when we start late. When you can pick yourself up off the floor come and help."

Fire him. Once is a bad day, twice is poor timing, three times is a pattern, more than that... Like I said, fire him. He is being paid to not only work, but to be there on time. There are plenty of people who want / need a job and are willing to do good work and be there on time. Get someone who cares about the job. Plus, as everyone else said, his being late affects more than just him.

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If but Moorluck could, I am sure he would.

Scarab Sages

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Huzzah! I have a new niece down in Texas. Maggie was born just about an hour ago! 6 lb 15 oz, and 20.25 inches long! And she share the same birthday with her 3 year old sister.


~shrugs~ Just use the argument that this idiot is costing the company money each and every time that he is late. They work by the job, so each one that gets moved costs them money.


Aberzombie wrote:
Huzzah! I have a new niece down in Texas. Maggie was born just about an hour ago! 6 lb 15 oz, and 20.25 inches long! And she share the same birthday with her 3 year old sister.

Gratz AZ. I have another niece on the way too.


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Crimson Jester wrote:
Happy Birthday! Eric Swanson!! The ultimate lurker.

HEY! I have a reputation to maintain ya know!


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Happy birthday Eric. Oh, and you just lost your "Ultimate Lurker" status by posting. Bad Eric. Bad. bad. bad. ~grins and runs~


Sorry for your troubles, Shiney, lynora, and others.


She's a pretty complicated /kinda messed up lady. She reminds me so very much of a good friend of mine, right down to the loss of a child. When it comes to her writing, small doses are best.

Patrick Curtin wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Yeah that Lestat movie with Aaliyah was eminently forgettable.

Indeed. Sad thing is, I used to love the Anne Rice books. Even went to one of her public Halloween parties one year. I dressed as a priest - it was awesome. People kept coming up to take pictures with me.

Anyway, then a few years back, Rice got into some big stink with Al Copeland, the owner of Popeyes Fried Chicken, because he bought a refurbished a building she liked and had written into one of the Lestat books. She acted like a f!!~ing child during the whole fiasco. I haven't read any of her stuff since.

I liked her original trilogy, then she kinda got all Mary Sue about Lestat. Writers should never fall in love with their protagonists, it leads to sloppy writing. =/

Then there was her pretentiousness, which showed in all of her interviews. I really believe she thought she was the Greatest Writer Evar.

Then there was her conversion to Christianity, and then her Unconversion to Christianity, both of which I felt were awfully self-serving. I may not be Christian, but damn, if you're gonna convert to a religion and back out again, don't treat it like changing politics.

Yeah, and most of the books I read after were drecky. Some of the vampire bios were OK. Pandora I remember kindly.


Sharoth wrote:
Happy birthday Eric. Oh, and you just lost your "Ultimate Lurker" status by posting. Bad Eric. Bad. bad. bad. ~grins and runs~

Thanks guys for the birthday wishes....hmmm this favorite feature is quite handy, he he.


Here, I must stand up for my perpetually tardy brother. Late people unite! If you're going to fire someone for being late, fire yourself did well whenever you are, otherwise it's favoritism! Speaking more seriously, my always running late is apparently another sign of dyscalculia. I still wonder...

Patrick Curtin wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Morning folks, a good night sleep does wonders for a man.

I've almost forgotten what one of those is like.

Dude, you're kids are older than mine, so tell me - does it get any better?

Feel free to lie.

please?

Morning Moorluck! Good luck with the n00b! Remember we were all n00bs once, be gentle!

I say new guy as in he was hired 3 months ago. This week boss is up in Boston with his girlfriend, and this guy has been late everyday.

Wed: 45min late, Thur: 20min late, Today: 10min late BEFORE he calls to tell me he's going to be another 30min.

I'm getting tired of calling the customers and telling them we're going to have to reschedule them on account of this douche.

Ah. In that case CJ's suggestion of kicking him in the ding dings sounds about right. One thing I cannot stand is a habitual tardy person. They fnck everyone's day up


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Aberzombie wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Morning folks, a good night sleep does wonders for a man.

I've almost forgotten what one of those is like.

Dude, you're kids are older than mine, so tell me - does it get any better?

Feel free to lie.

please?

Jude is sleeping through the night, most of the time. Not last night, but he is cutting teeth 13, 14, and 15 for sure (I assume 16 is in there somewhere). So yes it does get better. Of course now that he is running, it takes more effort to watch him. :)


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Eric Swanson wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Happy Birthday! Eric Swanson!! The ultimate lurker.
HEY! I have a reputation to maintain ya know!

Happy Birthday!

Nekkid Happy Birthday for TotP, no one is going to want to see this! ;)

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