I'm sure there's plenty of you out there that have seen these.. However, I'm quite certain there's a few of you who haven't... So I feel I must share...
http://atomfilms.shockwave.com/af/content/pink5
http://atomfilms.shockwave.com/af/content/pink5_strikes
...and if you've never seen The Princess Bride with Lightsabres...
http://download.theforce.net/theater/bs/bs.mov
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...and now... For something completely different...
by Timbrewulf » Sat Aug 28, 2004 12:04 am
--It is by caffeine alone I set my mind in motion.
It is by the beans of Java that thoughts acquire speed, the hands acquire shaking, the shaking becomes a warning.
It is by caffeine alone I set my mind in motion.
It is by the beans of Java that thoughts acquire speed, the hands acquire shaking, the shaking becomes a warning.
It is by caffeine alone I set my mind in motion.
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by Tacz » Sun Aug 29, 2004 7:23 am
Wow, this reminds me so much of one time that we let one of my friends' girlfriend to become a jump-in druid in D&D. It was her initiative turn, and she held up the whole thing with about a 15 minute cell-phone call. In general, slowed things down alot.
Moral: Never let a girly-girl play tabletops. Or at least smash her cell phone.
Moral: Never let a girly-girl play tabletops. Or at least smash her cell phone.
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by Darth Bootay » Sun Aug 29, 2004 9:23 am
Tacz wrote:Wow, this reminds me so much of one time that we let one of my friends' girlfriend to become a jump-in druid in D&D. It was her initiative turn, and she held up the whole thing with about a 15 minute cell-phone call. In general, slowed things down alot.
Moral: Never let a girly-girl play tabletops. Or at least smash her cell phone.
Oh as IF!
/me spanks Tacz with an old edition of the D&D Monster Manual.
Ohmigad! Boys are so toootally silly. Oh dammit, you made me drop my dice! You suck!
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by Oddysee » Sun Aug 29, 2004 5:24 pm
We took the alignment test with the new edition of D&D. All had to answer truthfully as they'd played their char's over the last period of time...
My Chaotic Evil and Chaotic Neutral were tied with Lawfull Evil on second...
Since that stupid test, my mates never let my halfling rogue walk behind then, and they started tying me up when we camped... The buggers! ^^
That said, I prefer Vampire... Haven't tried "Requiem" but from what I've seen, I prefer "The Masquerade"... Only real shame with V:TM is, that most of the players are socialy inadept and use it as a means to smash things up that they coulnd't in RL. Like a lot of the griefers you see in AO. They don't RP, they just smash things. Makes for a REALLY boring game, which is a shame, cus vamp, when played right, has a LOT of potential. The whole personal horror plot is a really powerful means of RP and makes for some very interesting games. But sadly, as is almost always the case, most peeps just see numbers, and make them higher... To hell with background, they play maths, not story... *sigh*
Worst group I ever joined were a bunch of peeps playing 4th gen' vamps. They completely ignored the Carmarilla or Sabbat, were independant, and were off to kill the Prince of Berlin, which one of them informed me, was their usual plot... Needless to say, I didn't have another session with them... Oh well... Erh, I thin I thread jacked... Uhm, oops! Erh, here... Have it back!
Tm
My Chaotic Evil and Chaotic Neutral were tied with Lawfull Evil on second...
Since that stupid test, my mates never let my halfling rogue walk behind then, and they started tying me up when we camped... The buggers! ^^
That said, I prefer Vampire... Haven't tried "Requiem" but from what I've seen, I prefer "The Masquerade"... Only real shame with V:TM is, that most of the players are socialy inadept and use it as a means to smash things up that they coulnd't in RL. Like a lot of the griefers you see in AO. They don't RP, they just smash things. Makes for a REALLY boring game, which is a shame, cus vamp, when played right, has a LOT of potential. The whole personal horror plot is a really powerful means of RP and makes for some very interesting games. But sadly, as is almost always the case, most peeps just see numbers, and make them higher... To hell with background, they play maths, not story... *sigh*
Worst group I ever joined were a bunch of peeps playing 4th gen' vamps. They completely ignored the Carmarilla or Sabbat, were independant, and were off to kill the Prince of Berlin, which one of them informed me, was their usual plot... Needless to say, I didn't have another session with them... Oh well... Erh, I thin I thread jacked... Uhm, oops! Erh, here... Have it back!
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