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Buzz: Please sign me up for (0) Breakfast (1) Ghostbusters (2) Crisis In Fruitdale, SD Thanks! Kent

Hey, you try typing correctly when you lose 1d10 SAN! :p

I have been in contact with the Great One. I will get him to game again!

NOOOOOOOOOO! Now I have to decide between Pbartender's Iron Heroes and TB42's Ghostbusters. Who ya gonna call? I DON'T KNOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :( :( :( (Loses 1d10 DAN, runs off thinking he is a grizzly bear with laser beams in his eyes) (returns with a glazed-over look in his eyes...

If it's any consolation, I love Yoda. The Star Wars character, I mean. Twenty years ago, I was in graduate school. There were two people who, unbeknownst to themselves, got the nicknames Spock and Yoda. These names were never uttered in their presence (as they were derogatory nick names, not...

You know, I never considered the direction of the slash. I just grabbed the first one I found on the internet. It's not enough of a design issue to make me redo it--especiallys since I already printed out the items for which I will be using the images.

Not a problem; I know email is not 100% perfect and it was a small enough project that I could figure it out. Also, with all the EN World email issues, maybe it doesn't send out the emails (or didn't for this particular one), even though it said it did. :)

hiLARious, Naz! I wonder if I can print that out poster size and frame it....

Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion; GIMP did the trick very nicely. I took the first three images and made the last two. Total time in the GIMP program--about two minutes. Thanks!

If not, I at least hope you'll run a Call of Cthulhu "Beyond the Mountains of Madness" campaign while you're there. ;)

Not until you finish your first Synnibarr Character! :eek:

Well, yeah, it's only just over an hour if I pretend I have an I-Pass and drive through the I-Pass lanes at 80 m.p.h. :p

The images can be quite small, so size/resolution doesn't need to be that great. They are for small, decorative touches on a home-made postcard (they are not the focus of the postcard; the main thing is the text). So, a postcard is about 4x5; an image just an inch across is more than sufficient.

Thanks! I have emailed you with some details.

Hints: "Jonathan Hart. He's quiteaguy." "I take care of both of them. Which ain't easy, 'cause when they met, it was moider."