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I dug Walk the Line, even though it had some flaws.

I finished the book over the weekend as well and share much of the sentiment already expressed. I also felt that the varrying points of view for the Iron Islands and Dorne were distracting; this was only added to by not naming the chapters after people and using epithets instead. You know, I...

Nice.

If we are going night by night, how are we handling the healing? Teddy's kinda beat up still, so he would rest night one and do his thing night two.

I want to give more props to Heat and Heist. Mamet's writing is great, as is Hackman in the later film. Heat gives you Michael Mann's visuals and the only DeNiro/Pacino on screen scene ever. I will also throw in Out of Sight. This is my favroite Sonderbergh film. Very good George Cloony...

Is the GM trying to goad me? Fine, I am taking the bait. :) Teddy will spend the first couple of nights wandering around after dinner, trying to get a feel for the routine of the camp. He's not really hiding at this point. He's just a big man who is restless and bored. In fact, he'll pitch...

I think our top priority now should be to find out as much as we can about what that stone, door, and strange temple are. Maybe there are local legends or something that the Sutu can tell us. Maybe we can chat up Parenthis and/or Fat Boy with Fedora. Maybe we can volunteer to go on a supply...

Teddy has 4 action points left. Teddy also has some decent sneaky abilities (Hide 7. MS 7, and Slight of Hand 7). Should he skulk around and try to find stuff out or gather some extra gear for our crew?

Sure you are . . . sorry that Brigitta can't read the runes that say "Beware Deadly Blue Portal!". Right. :D

Teddy looks at Parthenis, Malouz, and the others, then turns to Brigitta. "We should, ah, take a little break, I think. Rest up, get somethin' to eat. Den ya can figure out what the crystal is doin'. I'll come back wid ya." Teddy thinks he still has some whiskey in his pack.

Teddy will place a meaty hand on Brigitta's shoulder. "Do ya think dat's really a good idea?"

It was good to see you, OO. Thanks for dropping by! Anyone else is welcome if they are ever in the Charlotte/Rock Hill area Teddy stands protectively near Brigitta. As the blue shimmer grows in the doorway, he'll give a little whistle of wonder. "Anyone know where dat's supposed ta go?"

I have six bosses, Bob. http://www.foxhome.com/officespace/officeSpaceGame.php

I'd post more, but I had to get my (butt) up at 6:00 AM, and drive up to Las Calinas. Yep, puttin the drywall on the new McDonalds up there.

Teddy does his best to appear dumbly curious. Given his visage, it's not hard. "So, uhh, what ya gonna do wid da crystal now? Put it in wanna does big black rocks? Do ya know what will happen when ya do? 'cause when we took da crystal out of da otha temple, it all collapsed, ya know." We...

I think I'm buying this for my sister in law for Christmas. She actually beat me on the "Office Space Quiz". The red stapler is very cool. I may be behind here, but did anyone else bust a gut laughing at the first season episode of Lost ("Walkabout") where Locke's boss asks him for the TPS...

Just like the Jackson 5, I'll be there.

This, I think, is a false dichotomy, because it neglects the purpose of the assessment. Assessments are done for certain reasons, according to certain criteria dictated by those reasons. Those criteria, in turn, are selected for certain reasons as well. Being clear about the purpose of the...

It seems to me that being an entertaining GM is necessary but not sufficient to being a good GM. The bottom line is your players have to have fun. If that's not happening, then I don't see how you can be a good GM, no matter how developed your NPC's, no matter how copious your rules knolwedge...

Given that I forgot to write "escape plane" on my character sheet, I guess we'll just fast forward.