BoVD: How's this for random...

[qstor]

LordFair1969


I'd wouldn't challenge for your a seat on the jury in Rockville.

Mike

 

[Psion]

Now that, I wouldn't recommend. Airport security have never been known for their sense of humor, and it's gotten worse in the last year, for obvious reasons.

Pfft. I always carry a gaggle of gaming books when I travel by air... and have been searched multiple times. They don't give a rats arse what your books look like.

 

[MerakSpielman]

...Or anything by William Burroughs for that matter. (and yes, I am citing the two authors that the Dungeon editor said he would love to see campaign settings based on -- and I wholeheartedly agree!).

A campaign based on Junky I can see. A campaign based on The Naked Lunch would drive players insane, but I'd like to see the attempt!

 

[Danzilla]

It's when they stopped carding me at 22, I got worried.

It's when they started getting carded at 25, that I got worried.


DanZilla

 

[Estlor]

I bought my copy at Media Play last weekend - nobody carded me, but then again Media Play typically doesn't care jack about things that go on in their store - be it breaking street date by a full three weeks on the special edition Star Trek II DVD or whatnot - unless it's porn you're trying to buy.

Slightly OT, but you should have seen how much trouble they gave the hillbilly that looked like he crawled out of the trailer park when he tried to buy one of those real life sorority chicks videos.

But anyway, my point was going to be that I had just decided I'd have to buy the damn thing online because it didn't look like anyone in the area was going to carry it from that mature content label. Media Play, the last place in the world to get new D&D books in stock, is the only place that had it. Imagine that.

 

[guedo79]

Fluffy Bunnies

Its all in the title. If they had called it the Naughty book of Naughtiness then no one would be carded.

 

[mmadsen]

Pfft. I always carry a gaggle of gaming books when I travel by air... and have been searched multiple times. They don't give a rats arse what your books look like.

I had the D&D Adventure Game box stuffed with notes, modules, etc. in my backpack, and I got a very suspicious look and a bit of questioning:

"What's in there?"
"It's a game."
"What's in there?"
"Books and paper."

Then the guy in rubber gloves thumbed through it.

 

[MeepoTheMighty]

Slightly OT, but you should have seen how much trouble they gave the hillbilly that looked like he crawled out of the trailer park when he tried to buy one of those real life sorority chicks videos.

Why? They have no problem selling porn to yuppies, but a redneck's money isn't good enough for them?