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Ah, I couldn't remember the exact quote. I need a favor from you...roll a d% and let me know what you get.

Welcome back...Reiam is waiting for you, Mr. "I went toe-to-toe with a black dragon and survived a full attack for one round."

Hey Buzz...a little Oz action for me, please. Sign me up for Slot 2, Game 5.

Woo hoo! I'm so getting another copy of Synnibar for Kent somehow! (shameless bump) On an unrelated note, I hear that anticipation is the greatest seasoning of all...

For the most part, let the dice fall where they may...it's usually more fun that way. I remember a Baleful Polymorph was cast on my big, bad assassain type villain in a game. I pulled out my giant d20 (you know...big, important rolls require big, important dice.) I rolled it out to the middle...

Would it be better if I moved my game to the morning slot since the minis-table is not really a "sanctioned" event this time around? That'd free me up to play the Toto-bot... *Edit: In fact, let's do that. Can you move my game to a morning slot instead of an afternoon slot? That's...

Don't sweat it...I haven't GM'd anything since the last gameday, and I'm excited to do it again. Besides, I'll still be able to jump into the CoC d20 in the morning and make things difficult for Trev... What?

Posters have been dropped off at Games Plus. And there was much rejoicing.

Ok, since those are about the saddest words I have ever seen, I think I would like to reclaim a GM spot in the afternoon, Buzz. This time around, I bring you: Slot 2, Game 7: "THE REDCOATS GIANT, FRICKIN' ELEPHANTS WITH CITIES ON THEIR BACKS ARE COMING!!!" D&D 3.5 TracerBullet42 "I wish to...

hehehe... If I somehow don't manage to get into the CoC or Wizard of Oz game, I'll jump back into the GM circle and carry on the adventures of the halfling (finally a halfling again) twins... But I still feel it is your destiny to take over that "campaign." You know it to be true...

I'll print them up on monday and drop them off at Games Plus.

How's that flyer coming along? I'll gladly print and deliver to Games Plus again...but my flyer skills aren't even up to Kent's standards, so I don't think you want me designing it.

You're welcome, Curt.

Ok, after much thought, contemplation, and a coin flip, I've decided to drop my afternoon game slot because I really, REALLY would like to play in this game. And with my desire to try out the CoC d20 in the morning, I think that I will sit this gameday out as a GM and just play all day. So...

Clearly it's some sort of hearing implant that's attached to his ear. (Or else Motorola just really gave some nice fundage to 24 so long as he never removes that thing from his ear.) That's probably what caused him to lose his hair, too.

I should probably clarify. Henry Gale/Benjamin isn't even introduced until season two. He's the guy that gets caught in Rousseu's net and Sayid interrogates. He eventually escapes when Michael lets him loose. That's the Henry/Benjamin I'm referring to. As for Thomas, you'll have to look at...

Funny...I think those were the exact same words I said when they revealed that Jack's brother was the evil cyborg from last season.

So I am crazy, eh? I guess that's not too big a shocker.

Wow...remember when this show used to be awesome? Tune in next week when Jack's evil-twin brother kicks a puppy, kidnaps Kim and ties her to some railroad tracks, all while laughing menacingly and twirling his moustache. 24 meet shark. Shark, 24.

One of my roommates recently decided to pick up season one of Lost and start watching it. Last night, we watched the episode, "Raised by Another," and I couldn't help but notice an amazing coincidence... Aaron's (aka Turnip-head) daddy (I believe she called him Thomas) looked an awful lot like...