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Fixed and quoted for the spirit of Christmas (Trademark of the Disney Corporation) Seriously, dude, you let some time with a bunch of people like that ruin your feelings for Christmas, and suck the joy out of your life. You need to put behind the fact that they didn't appreciate what you did...

Waaaah. Get over yourself. We all get lousy gifts, and have probably given them. The only reason BRUT by Fabrege is still in business is because kids think that their father's will like it. It sits in the drawer till they become teenagers and steal it. Wow, see, that's what the rest of...

Sounds like you know my brother and I. The first to die gets stuck with the gifts. One is a soundtrack of Flashdance, still in the wrapper, that was supposed to go to our sister. The other is possibly the world's ugliest chia-pet. I'll bet the box is full of mold.

I love the excitement in children. How they breathless await each day, and the expression on thier faces on Christmas morning. There's just something about the holiday.

Huh, my experiences were different. I think I can pinpoint where you were and what you were doing. I think you really need to do some soul searching, look inward at yourself, then out at your world, then do some more soul searching. You have less understanding of Christmas than the focus of a...

Agent K called... He wants his human empathy back.

You know my brother and I? Seriously, we've been giving the same 2 gifts back and forth for 12 years. Whoever dies first gets them put in thier coffin!

I guess he thought that maybe, as his friend, you had something in common. Yeah, I'm sure you gave it to him back. Wait for it... Ahhh... Yup, he got himself a gift disguised as a gift for you. Man, I really do for sorry for you. I felt really bad that I couldn't afford all the cool stuff...

And you took nothing back with you, did you? Sadly, you missed out on something that those people have, and that's an appreciation for gifts, a sense of wonder at holidays, and appreciation for thoughtfullness. Notice my emphasis. That seems to be your point, this whole time. They have...

HAH! You really don't get it, do you? Man. OK, let me explain it. Your friend actually did put some thought into your gift. He chose one of more highly rated Adam Sandler movies, and purchased for you in hopes that you might watch it and enjoy it, or at least give you some common ground to...

I call BS. Living there and working there for 9 years would make you a bit more appreciative of things. Either you were in the elitist brigade, or you are yanking our chain. It's called: Be grateful for what you have, there are those that have nothing.

Wow. Just wow. I imagine your family would just be astounded by your display of humanity, caring, and thoughtfullness behind this statement. I'm sure they'd be ecstatic to make you happy.

You have a strange idea of what "thinking of someone" means. You seem to think that it all revolves around you, that you should get what YOU want. You have no clue what gifts and giving are really about, and you know what, you might want to add something to that list of yours... EDIT: Ralts...

Actually I have. That's why I said you sell yourself short. You write excellent products, provide excellent service, are quick to answer questions. But mechanics are only part of it. By fluff, in this instance, I am referring to ALL non-mechanics writing. Once again, more than just straight...

Do I look like Santa Claus to you? Are you saying I'm fat? That I'm a home invasion specialist? That I hang out with midgets and call them elves? Thinking about them involves: Spending money on them. Fighting holiday crowds to get them something. To box it up and drive to UPS to send it. Yeah...

Merry Feast of the Pig. This whole tirade of yours is why I rarely bother to even worry about what I'm getting so many people. They return it. They carp about it. They snivel it wasn't on thier list. They don't notice that I went out and got it, spent money I could have bought a 6-pack of beer...

Wow. So all you do is provide mechanics? No interesting background, no decent fluff? You book is nothing but 100% mechanics, with nothing else to offer? I think you sell yourself short. Yeah, nobody wants a book filled with busted mechanics. But I'm willing to believe you also have good text...

To me, cat people are essentially filling the same thing that wolves did a few years ago. Remember that phase? OMFG! I was so sick of wolf-characters that I seriously thought about beating one of my players across the face with a 101 Uses for a Dead Dog book. But, I've joined a campaign where...

One thing I've noticed is a lack of "Holy Orders" when regarding a Paladin. Many people forget just how much power a church weilds in a medieval setting. Add in magical healing and Gods that do take an interest in the world, often walking the earth with thier own feet, and you've got a...

I guess our definitions of fluff vary. Example: Is how it appears in the book. In the Wiki it would appear as... Big difference. There's a lot of information that you don't need that an author or publisher doesn't actually need to put forward as OGC. Doing that, you run the risk of losing...