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Well it's not as if they sell glasses or mugs of alcohol :) Usually, you just drive in, tell the attendant what you want (maybe a slab of beer, a bottle of vodka, or something), hand him the money, and he goes gets it for you.

Very common here in Oz. Best. Idea. Evar. :cool:

lol. A Dim Sim is Chinese, usually vegetables and who-knows-what-else wrapped in a pastry outer. You usually have them deep-fried, but they can be steamed as well. Is this the same as dim sum?

Just tried this, could read it with both eyes open, and my right eye shut; but with my left eye shut it was al ittle blurry. As I said, I am on Friday. I just wanted to know if anyone had similar experiences. Nope, had the same LCD 15" monitor for the last two years, on the same...

My initial thought was that it was an allergy to something, but I have not been in contact with anything (that I know of) recently that is any different from normal.

A person I know and I had a discussion recently about 'the first ever RPG'. I said it was D&D. He said there were some before D&D, but D&D 'got it right'. As I was not around back then, I put it some more knowledgable folks: Was D&D the first ever RPG?

Hi everybody (hi Dr. Nick!..) A few people have suggested to me recently that I need glasses. I have been getting headaches (not bad, more just annoying) and rather bad, bloodshot eyes with a burning sensation in them. Everyone else in my family has glasses, except me. However, my vision...

There used to be a chicken chain in Oz called 'Ollies Trollies' or something similiar and just as stupid. This was quite a few years now, but I remember I loved their food. IIRC, KFC actually took over the chain.

And when hungry, I guess you order 'sex bucks worth of chups?' ;) So it looks like many of these places don't sell deep fried fish? I wonder if that's just a local thing native to Oz, New Zealand and (probably) England? To be specific, the fish sold in these places is usually a piece of flake...

A question for the Americans (and anyone else who isn't an Aussie). In Oz, we have 'fish and chip' shops; basically these are small shops, often situated away from the main business district, that sells take away food; most commonly things like deep-fried fish, chips (fries), dim sims, potato...

Not a problem.

Based on your answers to the quiz, your character’s most likely alignment is Neutral.

Yep, right on the Wizards website. Took a bit of digging to find though: http://www.wizards.com/dnd/DnD_CYC_intro.asp

I am like those who have the NPC classes only go to level 10, except that mine only go to level 5. I occasioally break this rule, but NEVER break it for commoners.

My PC is almost two years old, and it has hardly ever been turned off during that time. It's two hard drives have only been defragged a couple of times, and never has it been formatted since I got it. The PC is virus free though, and has only had a couple of virii during that whole time, to...

I am of the same opinion, I love real-world (or variations on real-world) names. http://www.20000-names.com/ One of the best DM resources on the 'net.

RangerWickett: That actually does sound much more like what I am after. Thanks for the rundown. I'll definately give it a look.

It's working for me.

How different is Elements of Magic : Revised to the original? If it's pretty similiar (I assume it is) it's not quite what I am looking for.

Is there any free-form magic systems for D&D out there? I'm looking for something akin to what is in the Epic Level Handbook, but for normal levels of play.