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I'll vote for C2 as well, one of my favorites.

Obviously, a lolcat was "in ur computr, stealin ur rams" :) Sorry, I got nothing.

How could a DM not love them?! :) I use them as fanatical, cult-organized, slavers and flesh merchants. Best use was when my Eberron players tangled with them, and the wizard proclaims "I'll take them down!" and fires a...wait for it... A feckin' Lightning Bolt. The party's reaction when...

Dying...Laughter...Need...Air... :lol:

I don't really consider it a "curse"... :]

Never argue against AD&D with DD, it's a fruitless endeavor. :)

I agree. :D

For right now, mine are in a big plastic bag. Kinda ghetto, but I'm stumped as well. :\

Hmmm, sounds like good ole Cthulhu himself. :p

It is, especially as our parties usually devolve to "lost" costume parts. :p

I prefer my D&D more tactical than roleplaying, but I tend to game with rolepalyers exclusively. :\

Yeah, I figured you were gagged on speaking about it, but doesn't stop us from trying. :)

All of these made me chuckle. :)

Yeah, Chaotic Selfish!

Understanable, but there is also a chance of breaking numerous laws, potentially federal ones. I'd stay put and demand an American doctor. I guarantee there's at least a few working in Italy. ;)

I also detected a distinct note of "non-Americans don't know their medicine" in that comment. :)

It's always "he said/she said" in the media, the thing that strikes me as flagrant disregard is the flying into Canada and driving in trick he did. That means he knew we was not supposed to fly home.

Isn't that thalmin's store? Or am I mistaken?

Nice costume, to bad THIS year our groups Halloween theme is 1920's Cthulhu or I'd invite ya. :)

No. This is the world of uber-dorks. Obviously: :D