DISQUS

I'm late to the comments as usual.

What. The fuck. Was he on.

Goddammit, this city is a lie.

Ooh, I'm interested to hear what you thought of the new Changeling. :)

Vowel Movement is playing? I'm going to guess this isn't the same one as Johnette Napolitano's side project from the 90s.

Ha! I haven't tallied what games I've played to get a count yet, but Doc, Game Theory sounds totally up my alley and I'm going to try and make it out for it.

...Also, you just changed the template between me loading this entry, and me posting this entry. "WHOA WHAT WITH THE PAGE" moment. :)

Oh, man, that's really cool that you've figured out the source of the problem. It'll be a weird switch, I'm sure, but a little more research and you'll find tons of things you can still eat, I'm sure, as there are ___-free variants of food all over the place these days.

YES. Congrats! You got it!

Now that I think about it, I remember when my older brother would DM back in the early 80s, and someone had a magic sword named Zaxxon which could cast spells like "Flying Fluorescent Mace Head" and "Invisible Stampeding Herd of Buffalo."

It wasn't exactly a rules-heavy game, no. Pre-teens for the win.

The original AD&D? Wasn't there something about becoming a bard that made it totally not worth it? Like having to be a fighter for a few levels, then a thief for a few levels without using your fighter skills, and then you could be a bard if you passed a standardized bard test or something? Neither me or anyone I ever played with ever attempted that bard path, and I've never had anyone start telling me about their D&D character unsolicited by starting with "So I did all the work to become a bard," either.

Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat?

Hey, it's a hipster LARP.

Yes. You win. You're smarter. Us Americans like shorter, easier-to-relate-to-the-spoofed-landmark names. Maybe.

Regardless of etymology, I understand they got a lot of points for it.

Yeah, I have to agree with Chris D, if not as vehemently. Do we really need a name for everything?

I'm strangely pleased at the idea that someone got a piece of cake with Chuck Norris' crotch on it.

That's dope. Though the tikisquid's human eyeballs are freaking me out a little.

“Damn. No one has cared this much about an Asian guy getting laid since… well… ever.”

Right? RIGHT?!

This is coming way after the fact, but I have to say I had a great time. The SF0 trio and their helpers really know how to run a fun event.

When you had said that aloud, when you had received the text, I bit my tongue about... you know. Certain songs.

Adventure was neat. I admit to being scared as a little kid of the dragon-ducks. Them and the dragon on Tic-Tac-Dough. I had a dragon-filled childhood.

Turns out Kansas City International also has free wifi. Found that out recently when coming back from Thanksgiving.

So excellent.

Holy fuck.

That's when you go to the bathroom, even if you don't have to go to the bathroom. And then you think of your happy place.

Dammit, ever since I moved to SF, I've missed all the cool Halloween shit! Instead this year I got to hear a shooting and almost was in the path of the fleeing crowd. :(

Okay, that's kinda clever. Hee!

I've never heard of the 400-land-on-Go rule, but the tax pot I've seen in the Midwest. If I remembered right, that came from someone else's family, since mine never played with that rule. (In fact, I don't think we had any house rules for Monopoly at all.)