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I'm ok with knitting, but under no circumstances will I allow crocheting. No hookers at the table!
-MD
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My wife knits while gaming all the time. She's ADHD, and it actually helps her pay attention to things if she has something to keep her hands busy.
Frankly, unless the person the OP was talking about was knitting INSTEAD OF playing, then I don't see what the knitting even has to do with the post, much less why it was the title. Sounds to me like the interaction with the rabid dog was more of an issue.
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I'm ok with knitting, but under no circumstances will I allow crocheting. No hookers at the table!
-MD
No crochety old men around, eh?
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Also, knitting at the table is fine. My girlfriend does it regularly. She's even done it while GMing and performed perfectly up to snuff.
Whoa. Whoa. As lots of others have mentioned, knitting as a player is generally unproblematic given a simple enough pattern (esp. in big groups where there's lots of waiting), but knitting while GMing?! Impressive! Ok, new goal to work toward...
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I think the amount of "distracted knitting" allowed would be proportional to how hawt she is!! =P~~And that would be exactly the type of comment that female gamers refer to when they talk about how awkward and uncomfortable some male gamers make them. *sighs*
Thank you though, I'd read some articles on that posted lately by friends, and found it odd since I've not encountered such things myself. Now I have.
All joking aside, I think according to the OP, the person didn't start to knit until they didn't get their way. I would consider it extremely rude for someone to do that.