mythusmage said:
Here, good reader, you can see an old saying in action, "Familiarity breeds amusement."
BTW, I now take this opportunity to welcome Davis Chennault to the rarified world of those who've edited the good Col. Counseling is available from your local mental health clinic.
And, Gary, I was going to use H.P. Lovecraft instead, but at least he had a talent for overwriting.
Napftor said:
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Arravis said:Last night I had the "pleasure" of watching the movie "Mazes and Monsters". While my friends and I were watching this... umm... masterpiece of cinema and laughing like hyena's, we wondered how come you guys never sued them and what were your thoughts on the movie?
Oh, andnd Gary... thank you for an incredible game
Col_Pladoh said:
). Lest you get the right idea about me, be aware that I have enjoyed his work over the years, admire him for his imagination and his near encyclopedic store of knowledge, and appreciate what he has done for people all over the world. My life has been a much richer one for having known him. (Vocabulary wise at the very least.)
dcas said:
That sounds very palatable. My issue with boxed sets is that they get easily crushed -- and the family has so many books that most of my RPG stuff gets stacked downstairs. The biggest offender by far is the original Kingdoms of Kalamar boxed set -- it's about twice as big as it needs to be.
Of course, if TLG was willing to produce a hardcover with sewn signatures, the size of a single volume might not be an issue. . . .
mythusmage said:Ladies and Gentlemen, I only razz the good Col. because it's fun. Gary's an irascible old coot, and a libertine (He spells it l-i-b-e-r-t-a-r-i-a-n, but we all know about his typoes
Surely those who are discerning would get the idea that we were on at least amicable terms. After all you are named and thanked in the MYTHUS books, edited material of mine, and are working as author on one of the "Gygaxian Fantasy World" books Meantime, it was fun to have some seemingly annoyed back and forth 
