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Pretty much the same with chess, except in school and not my parents, but not consistently enough that I ever got any good.

I could only imagine some massive Samoan guy having to unfold himself and climb up out of one of those things 😂

I must have just been lucky. Very early on, in high school, I was exposed to several different games. Basic D&D was followed very quickly by AD&D, but also Gamma World, Traveller, and Space Opera. As we were officially the "War Gaming Club" I was also exposed to many board games. Anything from...

Admittedly way back when, in the '70s, it took me more than a little while to wrap my head around the fact that we were playing a game, not a simulation.

That stupid movie has made it tough to find this song by Ukrainian born Canadian singer Luba.

If that's the case, then I see no good way to make it.

Bard-barian (Noun) - A type of role playing character who can rage against the machine, while simultaneously quoting Dylan Thomas. I might also have a type or two. Typically Gish, or point blank archers. Bonus points if the system can do both at once.

So, Chaotic Good Urban Barbarian...

That was my thought. Doesn't have to be White to come from a privileged English family, though some would balk at the name Lord Greystoke.

That warm feeling that you get when you see a prop you see someone used a prop that you made 12+ years ago, for their web series, in a D&D live stage improv, last night :love:

There have been a few fan made shorts, in the same animation style, for Next Gen.

Ah, yes. One of their many movies starring C. Thomas Howell.

The Christmas card that a friend sent to me from Alabama, a few years back.

To paraphrase: Sometimes The Void screams back.

You would think that stuff like the bottom centre would be common sense but we once had someone in our department, which almost all university educated, dispose of their mixed vegetables from lunch in a urinal. That stuff doesn't flush. Proof that education does not equal intelligence.

A bit of searching shows that there are several Louis Tussaud's wax museums, across North America, and they're named for Madame Tussaud's grandson. Maybe I'm misremembering it from so long ago? I saw one reference stating that it was renamed Madame Tussaud's back around something like 2010 but...

Don't know, but it make me want to drive a few Km to see who is hanging around the studio.

Apparent;y it's no longer a Madame Tussaud's. Now appears to be Louis Tussaud's and is no longer listed on the Madame Tussaud's website. Strange. https://maps.app.goo.gl/sS6Jw4njZD8CZ2pA8