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I'd like the M&M, the other two are cool sounding. Sekeetta, my wife, would enjoy the M&M also. I'm off from work that day and we will be interested int he Rock-Ola also.

We need a flumph!

National Treasure's first weekend made nearly as much as Golden Compass at three weeks! Conspiracy pulp adventure seems the way to go! We will be seeing Sweeney Todd on Wednesday. Let's see that second week's take jump! :p

Quaffing ale and mead is a great thing! When playing clerics I like to "Avaunt thee to Hell and Perdition!' when turning undead. Just seems to work better that way.

Interesting, in my campaign I used Rare's Compoundium taken from the Hero system rare compound to be affected by. :) I had a PC in one supers campaign I ran who had the power to make any technology work so long as it was based on spurious science. Forever Knight was great for it's blend...

Conan the Destroyer is the D&D party movie. It even includes a dungeon with a strength check to lift a stone door! It has the requisite party who get summoned by a patron, given a quest, pick up a few other people along the way and then meet interesting people, kill them and take their stuff...

Cloning. She would be worth it. ;)

We had between 12 to 16 players and at least 8 were DMs and I think all were homebrew worlds.

Dwarf, hammer, anvil. Might not work out but would be entertaining rp.

I started gaming when I was 24 years old with OD&D, PrincCon variation. Most of my gaming in the 80's was 1e with some Champions in the mix. We were gaming almost every weekend both Saturday and Sunday unless I had to work. It was a blast. I've played more 1e published modules in the last...

We didn't have music but much of our early gaming was fueled by Molson Golden Ale! I like to think that was why we did so many stupid things but I fear it may have been that we were just very unwise people. I did not find drugs to be something that enhanced the game. {I've posted this...

Watch "Conan the Destroyer" as D&D movie - it has the varied group of characters meeting up with some odd reason to travel together and encounter strange people, kill them and take their stuff. It was great in that there was that nice 'twist' at the end.

So, what does it do to home video/dvd sales? Those sales outweigh art in Hollywood. How about a normal murder mystery? Will that use the CGI method? I doubt it.

I think gaming with your own children is a fantastic thing. I'd be leery of having more than 8 players in a game, though! ;) My daughter joined our gaming group when she was 10; she is 18 now. The other players were all adults of late-20's or above. Another player's 15 year old son also...

Thanee got mad search skillz!!!! :D

I usually play almost friendly dwarf rogues or surly dwarf wizards now. The time I played a dwarf cleric he was odd - his name was G'Narley G'Nome (you pronounced the guh sound for the g) and he was a cleric thief of Vergadain. He only ever claimed to be a Sage of Architecture and Student of...

They would do better taking away the capacity to transmit radio and television and leave us the nukes!

I see Jack Black as Klaatu and Will Ferrell as Gort. "Klaatu birada nikto" will be what Jack yells from the bathroom, the robot will lose the lower portion of its armor and be seen to have something that looks like underwear. Theme? What does that word mean? Hollywood sure doesn't know...

The great thing with Torm's game was that at different times different characters got all focused which was so odd for that bunch and we got to the end encounter with exactly what we need to not die about halfway through the play time. THEN we decided to go kick some bootie of something we...

Ah, cool, thanks. I often check words or names backwards to see if there is something to it. It works with Gygax's names sometimes, like Drawmij = Jim Ward sort of thing. Guess not in this case. :)