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"Where my stitches at?"

To this day, I remember coming home from seeing The Sixth Sense and my sister asking what the "big twist" was. I said, "No, no. Go see it yourself." "No, I'll never get around to seeing it. Just tell me." "SPOILER." "You bitch." Oops.

I can bleed for six days and not die? Hey, guys! I have superpowers! Owwwww... and cramps...

Water: Siren

I see their ads on the T all the time and it kind of creeps me out.

We actually did have a TPK when one player was absent. I was running him too. The guilt! The guilt!!!

The motivation for both of my characters is something along the lines of: "It would be so uncool if the world ended."

I met my SO gaming.

I just want to be sure about whether or not my lady-bard has options if she settles down with another woman. :p

I got a bunch of Star Trek stuff that nobody will play with me. :(

Rent probably went up and they couldn't renew the lease.

rr said something about "somewhere near BU" when I asked him earlier today.

The guy I dated my senior year in college reintroduced me to D&D with 3.x. That didn't work out. But I met my SO in a different gaming group four years later -- So, yay!

Kind of slow and kind of lame. The description of "marginally interactive fiction" is spot-on.

Jay is good people. :) I agree with most of what he's said. The result is... I'm at a loss for where to go for (not totally GM-focused) gaming forums now. Sadness.

Sleeping with the bad guy made my bard kind-of monogamous for a while. Love the idea of him getting pregnant. Like Trip Tucker getting pregnant on Enterprise. Or having him accidentally meet the parents. And they start talking dowries.

There are so many reasons that have already been outlined, but my main reason for sticking with older editions and not looking back is: 4E doesn't offer the types of characters I like to play. That makes it decidedly Not Fun (*gasp*). It's all so generic. The lack of creativity kind of makes...

Mr. Pointy.

GOOD luck. :6::6: ;)

Well, epidurals haven't been around for THAT long (about the past 65 years). :p