D&D is now in (exceedingly awesome) commercial form

[The Shaman]

Are you [-]saying[/-] snorting . . .

Actually, that would be chortling - the snort is merely the breath drawn before and after a chortle.

. . . that heavy metal isn't rebellious? Seriously?

Not for twenty years at least. Seriously.

 

[Beginning of the End]

beginning of the end, could you stop referring to yourself in the second person? It's kinda weird, considering the blog you keep trying to pimp out with "his opinion is so right" is your own blog.

wtf?

 

[vagabundo]

wtf?

Arn't you Justin Alexander?

 

[Aeolius]

Are you [-]saying[/-] snorting that heavy metal isn't rebellious? Seriously?

You want rebellious? The next time someone pulls up to an intersection blaring rap music, reply by blasting the Spongebob Ripped Pants song at full volume! Granted, it helps to have a car full of kids, otherwise it looks kinda creepy.

 

[Neonchameleon]

Arn't you Justin Alexander?

And if he isn't, I'd like to know why his sig makes him the spokesman of Dream Machine Productions ("Dream Machine Productions" ... trademarks owned by Justin Alexander. Used with permission.) and links Dweredell on Lulu (By Justin Alexander).

Well spotted Prof. Cirno (can't give you experience points for the catch at the moment - could someone else please?). Although you meant third person not second. Does this count as a form of sockpuppetry?

 

[Jack Colby]

The ad is embarrassing. They are trying too hard and it shows.

 

[Maggan]

And if he isn't, I'd like to know why his sig makes him the spokesman of Dream Machine Productions ("Dream Machine Productions" ... trademarks owned by Justin Alexander. Used with permission.) and links Dweredell on Lulu (By Justin Alexander).

Maybe he's Justin's biggest fan?

/M

 

[Plane Sailing]

Is it wrong that I recognised every one of the pictures?

 

[pawsplay]

If I walk into a gay bar, and I see one of the beer taps is rainbow colored and the handle is shaped like a man's torso, I don't think, "What a strange marketing campaign for Miller Light." Instead, I assume the marketing campaign is aimed at a particular group of people who will appreciate the outreach.

 

[buddhafrog]

If I walk into a gay bar, and I see one of the beer taps is rainbow colored and the handle is shaped like a man's torso, I don't think, "What a strange marketing campaign for Miller Light." Instead, I assume the marketing campaign is aimed at a particular group of people who will appreciate the outreach.

I'm glad that Pawsplay is out of his D&D closet. There aren't many openly gay D&D players and I wish there were more.