
Ragadolf |
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JUst a reminder, I will be out of town for this next week, starting tomorrow (I should go to bed, it is 1:15am here) I will have internet, but not much time to access it. But I'll check in as often as possible.
Anyone in any games with me, please do bot PC's as needed, I dont want to slow anything down.
Have a great weekend, and a great week ahead!

Orthos |

Know the feeling. We haven't gamed since the second-to-last weekend of May here, between work, vacations, traveling, family visiting, and sheer exhaustion interrupting our schedules. We're hoping to get at least one game in before July, but at this rate I'm not expecting it.
On the other hand, it might just be suitable to jump straight into our next Iron Gods block, since July I'll be on overtime and unable to GM anyway.

Patrick Curtin |
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Patrick Curtin wrote:I’m getting my ass handed to me by some gargoyles ATM. might be a TPK, we’ll seeIt's been an hour and a half since that post. What is the status of your ass now?
Fortunately still bolted to my back. TPK avoided by the narrowest of margins. Running away was the best option after our dice betrayed us badly.

Patrick Curtin |

Patrick Curtin wrote:Well, Harry Dresden, Hellboy, and Thundarr walk into a bar
The bartender says , “We don’t serve your archetype here”
The Swamp Thing looks up from his drink and says “Oh give them a break! They look like fungis!”
Hah!
Really loving that game. Glad it's back!
Yeah I’m happy I’m back on track. I’m excited about your V20 Dark Sges game. It’s a mind bender!

Patrick Curtin |
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Patrick Curtin wrote:In business news I have found an OCD-like delight in organizing discovery documents in legal programs like Concordance and Relativity. This makes me happy, as it seems like a majority of what paralegals do on a normal day.Terrific:-)
IKR?? If it bored me I’d be in biiiiig trouble.

Storyteller Shadow |

Storyteller Shadow wrote:Yeah I’m happy I’m back on track. I’m excited about your V20 Dark Sges game. It’s a mind bender!Patrick Curtin wrote:Well, Harry Dresden, Hellboy, and Thundarr walk into a bar
The bartender says , “We don’t serve your archetype here”
The Swamp Thing looks up from his drink and says “Oh give them a break! They look like fungis!”
Hah!
Really loving that game. Glad it's back!
I've been running it since 2005 it transitioned from table top to Paizo in 2011 so lot of plot points going on - glad you are enjoying it!

Storyteller Shadow |
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Storyteller Shadow wrote:IKR?? If it bored me I’d be in biiiiig trouble.Patrick Curtin wrote:In business news I have found an OCD-like delight in organizing discovery documents in legal programs like Concordance and Relativity. This makes me happy, as it seems like a majority of what paralegals do on a normal day.Terrific:-)
First 6 years of practice of Law bored me so bad I almost quit a few times so I know how that does feel! Glad you are getting fulfillment from it. A long term plan that is now paying dividends to you. Bravo! Most people are not so lucky

Ragadolf |
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Beach is awesome,
Sunburn is,... not as awesome.
Kids were having a great time, until they ended up crispy-crittering themselves second day in cuz they wouldnt listen and reapply sunscreen.
So, gonna not go to beach today until sun is going down, (heat index today is redonkulous) play in the water as the sun sets sounds pretty good to all right now. ;P

Ragadolf |
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Living near the beach is pretty awesome, IMHO.
(Post-katrina I lived in Sarasota for a year, close enough to the beach to visit any day I wasn't slammed at work.)
(Yeah, not too many) :P
I prefer to live near rather than visit (although I love visiting) because on vacation you feel the NEED TO VISIT the beach. Whether you are tired and/or sunburned or not. When you live near I have more 'Hey lets go to the beach today!' moments. :)
Now SAND, on the other hand, should be outlawed. That stuff gets in places you didn't even know were places, until you get sand in them.
O_o
(Love playing in sand, especially when kids were littles. Just hate trying to get RID of the sand afterwords!) ;P
Sadly, sand and beach kinda go together. ;)

Storyteller Shadow |

Magnus the Great Dane died at 5:04 on Sunday June 24th in the sunshine of his own backyard of congestive heart failure. 6 years - 7 months - 3 days too damn young. He left behind one sad puppy brother, one eternally cheerful little sister [who informed me that he was in dog heaven with Shady the Black Lab (who I had as a boy and teen) EXCEPT when we are driving, when we are driving they are chasing after us], and one very sad doggy Daddy - he will be greatly missed.
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In 2016 at the end of the year I remarked on how bad that year sucked starting in January here in this thread.
Then I remarked how bad 2017 sucked and how I was looking forward to 2018.
It seems 2018 heard that and said.
Not sure how much more s!*+ I can take at this point, in the last 17 days, I went bankrupt, got divorced, and now my f~ing dog died. It's not even July and I can't wait for this s+@% year to end...

Treppa |

Damn, Shadow, what I called a bad 4 years, you called a bad 3 weeks. My deepest sympathy on this horrible June. Hang in there. One day at a time or one breath at a time, you can get through this. Sometimes, you just have to put your head down and keep slogging forward, even if you can't figure out why. The why will show up sometime. Peace.

Patrick Curtin |
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My condolences man. My last few years were a lot like that. Left penniless by a faithless wife I’d just wasted 14 years with. working in a job I hated. Two dogs passing, and another taken from me, who I had to hear died from a third party so I never got to say goodbye.
The one thing that kept me going through the valley of my despair is the realization that we control and create ourself and our surroundings. I took the time to appreciate every day, no matter how difficult. I planned adventures and did things I wouldn’t have done a scant five years ago. I visualized where I wanted to be, and I moved Heaven and Earth to get there.
Everything is possible with faith and stubbornness. My fondest hopes you find some inner peace during this time of sorrow.