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August Au Gratin! Everything's better with Cheese!

Like a 15th level half-drow/dragon/golem monk/ranger/assassin/paladin with an holy/unholy blade of glorious doom that's vorpal on a roll of 10 or better, can do delayed blast fireball at will, teleport without error as a free action 1/round and can do Timestop every other round. Plus he's constantly Hasted (the coooooolllll 3.0, not sucky 3.5)!

CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY, CHEESY!!!!!!!!!!

Oh, wait. Gen-con's not in Wisconsin any more.


Umm, the Augie 500 maybe?
 




Interesting facts about August from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August

August is the eighth month of the year in the Gregorian Calendar and one of seven Gregorian months with the length of 31 days.

August begins (astrologically) with the sun in the sign of Leo and ends in the sign of Virgo. Astronomically speaking, the sun begins in the constellation of Cancer and ends in the constellation of Leo.

August was named in honor of Augustus Caesar. The month reputedly has 31 days because Augustus wanted as many days as Julius Caesar's July. Augustus placed the month where it is because that's when Cleopatra died. Before Augustus renamed August, it was called Sextilis in Latin, since it was the sixth month in the Roman calendar which started in March.

In the pagan wheel of the year August begins at or near Lughnasadh in the northern hemisphere and Imbolc in the southern hemisphere.

In Ireland, (in the Irish language) August is known as Lúnasa, a modern rendition of Lughnasadh, named after the god Lugh and August 1, (Lá Lúnasa) in the Irish Calendar is still regarded as the first day of Autumn. The first Monday in August is one of the public holidays in the Republic of Ireland.

In the old Japanese calendar, the month is called hatsuki (葉月).

In Finnish, the month is called elokuu, meaning "month of reaping".
 


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