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Ha, I KNEW 4e was teh anime!

Good god, people were hard up for entertainment back in the day! "Presenting for your pleasure - Mr. Phineas J. Bumbleshot and his extraordinarily long boots! He obtained these boots that reach all the way above his knees while on an expedition to the Mysterious Orient! Not for women, children...

Stripping.

Heh - totally OT, but I imagined your post being read by Hulk Hogan because of the "brothers", Kallisti. It was TOTALLY awesome in my head!

Totally agree. That was one of the stupider analogies I've seen in a pretty long time, actually.

Do you seriously expect a small, VERY niche-market, print on demand magazine that just started up to be able to compare price- and content-wise to a corporate house magazine that was relatively widely distributed over 30 years with advertising? That's not a very reasonable expectation, I think...

Ha! A city so horrible even a beholder won't stay there!

Let's see...the traffic, the cost of living, the a-holes, the sprawl, the smog, the lack of seasons... Sorry, sorry...left there last year, and STILL getting it out of my system! :heh:

Because it's easier to remove rules if you don't want them than to add them if you do want them.

So they can get to work publishing, obviously.

Yow! What's it made of? Is it solid? Does it actually turn people to stone and/or hover?

"She's a sassy, free-spirited photojournalist. He's an enormous, flying, multi-eyed head who turns people to stone. This fall, watch the sparks fly as these two unlikely roommates navigate life and love in Seattle, only on CBS!" I hear that Gary Busey really shines in this.

Now, I was going to go with "murderous hobos", but this one works too.

No pineapple on the pizza. That's just effin' gross.

That's what I'm thinking.

If I recall correctly (often a big "if"), the qullan were the creation of our own Plane Sailing.

Ha! I was going to make that same reference, but I couldn't remember their name. Shows how well that worked out...

I did a lot of improv theater in Cincinnati and Los Angeles, and I'm thinking of starting up again here in Portland (hi, CleverNickName!) I actually found considerably fewer gamers in that field than I thought I would, surprisingly. A few, but not a lot. I did almost get enough interest to run a...

Grossest. Euphemism. Ever.