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Good grief, Charwoman! Talk about bringing up the old memories. I just have to stand up and claim myself as officially "old school." What ever happened to SOAPM?

Oh, I see...you're INSANE. That clears it up. :D In all seriousness, it sounds to me like you're letting your love for the original works cloud your opinion of the movies. Yes, there were changes, but I think that we need to wait until the final movie to wait and see if they worked or not. If...

Thank you for letting us know how everything turned out. You have my sympathies.

Ok, I've got to ask. What the heck is a Throat-warbler mangrove? It seems that anytime a pronounciation comes up, someone chimes in with this line. What's the origin?

I'd rather shut my foot in a door than play 2E. I mean that.

Hey, just read my sig.

I must add one quick thing. One of my friends in High School had a cat that was somewhere around 18 or 19 years old. This cat was practically a living mummy. You could see the shape of its bones though its fur, which it was always a little nappy. Its eyes were milky and it had very poor vision...

It's pretty cool reading everyone's stories about the special pets they've had throughout their lives. We used to have a cat named Dusty. For the first few days that we had her, she hid underneath our couch. After a few days she changed hiding places to my brother's bed. She sort of became his...

Yes, Santa and Satan are likely the same being. Think about these "elves" that help him make his toys. These guys are stuck eternally slaving in a giant workshop in the middle of artic wasteland...sounds like hell to me.

We have a table rule that makes stupid names illegal. That doesn't mean that you can't have a silly name (like my gnome fighter Lillyhammer), but anything outright stupid is frowned upon. That being said, we've had a paladin named Paradontis, a halfling rogue named Frodo, and a bard named...

Bah! Down with the evil, communist Coke. Just look at the bright red can! No, friend, give me the red, white, and blue of Pepsi any day. Besides, Pepsi makes Mountain Dew, the Quintessential Gamer Drink TM.

Overall, this seems like a good thing. Sour grapes about buying new books aside, I'm in favor of anything that improves the game. Besides, I like supporting the industry with my hard earned money. Another $90 is a very small price to pay for a hobby that has brought me so many hours of...

I have Mutants and Masterminds sitting at home right now. Its a great system. Character creation is as complex as you make it. It covers a wide range of characters, and the combat system is fast, easy, and very comic-book feel. Its also one of the prettiest d20 (or roleplaying in general) books...

I must second what Colonel Hardisson said. I purchased E-Tools first and formost because I really want a great D&D computer utility, but the thing that sealed it for me was Eric Noah's postitive attitude and faith in the project. To see Eric begin to have doubts...well, it doesn't bode well for...

Yes, I was going to post something smark-alecy and to the effort of "Wow, thanks for pointing this out! How insightful of you." Cooler heads prevailed, though. I understand your frustration, but I honestly must agree with the above posters. E-Tool is by no means perfect, and it need some...

Heh heh... Gamma World: The Mutation.

I second the Pinesol suggestion.

OK! OK! Stop twisting my arm, darn it! I'll buy Tournaments, Fairs, and Taverns. Good grief! :)

I know Pirate Cat is an expert on sleep and work productivity. In past threads like this he has recommended a book called The Idiot's Guide to Sleep. Sounds like that might be helpful to you as a chronic undersleeper.