D&D hits Soapland

[Eternalknight]

This is what relaly worry, Arwink comes in and gives us a complete plot summary

lol, I have to agree here

 

[Waldorf]

If you've ever been to Japan, it has a completely different meaning altogether.

 

[Duncan Haldane]

Isn't it sad . . . it sounds like you feel you MUST watch T.V. while eating dinner. I'm not really picking on you or making fun of you (much), but I am making commentary on modern Western Civilization (particularly America, but apparently Austrailia also).

Actually, Yraen is in the UK, where watching Neighbours is compulsory.

In Australia we don't sit down to have dinner, we are all busy on our farms making sure we don't have a few kangaroos loose in the top paddock. We just eat while we walk (or "walkabout" as we call it).

I don't watch neighbours, but I think Airwink might be pulling our collective legs...

can anyone spot the attempted humour?

 

[Hairfoot]

So, where did this story go?

Was it a pop-culture vindication of D&D, or a cheap lead-in to a satanic cult subplot?

 

[Yraen]

Actually, Yraen is in the UK, where watching Neighbours is compulsory.[/SIZE]

You are so right. I forgotten the Australian Soap Act of 198-something which passed with an overwhelming majority through both the House of Commons and the House of Lords.

I have so gotta shut up

 

[Bront]

That could be the name of a new reality show.

A reality show about a fantasy roleplaying game? Now that's a convoluted idea.

 

[Brund the Decrepit]

If you've ever been to Japan, it has a completely different meaning altogether.

HAHAHAH that is the first thing that popped into my head when I reat the title. "Hmm how does D&D fit into the soapy 'rub-n-tug' at Soapland??????"


LOL