randomling
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Hurrah!Queen_Dopplepopolis said:Well - I have officially joined the community... Fresh blood is yours to have!
(You're also in Girl Talk now, by the way.)
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(You're also in Girl Talk now, by the way.)
randomling
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One or the other....Greylock said:
MrFilthyIke
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Greylock said:
Maybe girls pronounce it different...
Seonaid said:Yep . . . I was wandering around, lookin', and couldn't figure it out (too lazy to look at this thread to find out how
There is a football thread under Boys Who Knit on Knitter'sReview.
Our game has three or four guys and three or four girls, depending on who is away at college. What is oddest is that two of us are old enough to be the mothers of the rest of the group. We bring the best food.
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Evilhalfling said:
Not like I conceal it.
My wife is an avid gamer. She has never registered here, though she *was* a regular on the Noahboards. She likes gaming but not game talk.
javapadawan
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Well, guess it's not too late for another woman gamer to stand up and be counted.
I'm Chris. From New Jersey. Computer Programmer. No degrees. I currently play in five campaigns (2 homebrews and one Planescape using 3.5 rules, one homebrew using D20 modern, and one Marvel game set in Paragon City). Of those, I am the only female player in all but one. Oddly, it's the one I run that is the exception.
I've been playing since roughly a year before 3E came out, though not for lack of trying. Back when I was 13 or 14, I found a copy of the old Fiend Folio at the local library and was so intrigued by all those stat blocks and descriptions that, when I found out it was a reference copy and not allowed for check out, I photocopied the whole darn thing to take home and read. Unfortunately, for many years, I was unable to find anyone in my area interested in playing.
Finally, some 15 years later while at computer school, I purposely cultivated a friendship with an interesting fellow whom I overhead talking about his Dungeons and Dragons game, with the express purpose of slyly manipulating him into inviting me to play. Lucky for me, he did. So I married him.
I wouldn't qualify myself as a girly-girl, though I do love to shop (at my FLGS and Electronics Boutique) and one of my biggest priorities of late is to buy a larger purse (since with the Nintendo DS out and Sony's PSP on the way, I just won't have enough room in my current purse for both of them and my Gameboy SP, plus games for all three). I will admit to having a stuffed animal collection (of plush Cthulhus and other Lovecraftian beasts) and I thought Sleepless in Seattle was a great flick (if you like creepy stalker movies). So take from that what you will.
I'm Chris. From New Jersey. Computer Programmer. No degrees. I currently play in five campaigns (2 homebrews and one Planescape using 3.5 rules, one homebrew using D20 modern, and one Marvel game set in Paragon City). Of those, I am the only female player in all but one. Oddly, it's the one I run that is the exception.
I've been playing since roughly a year before 3E came out, though not for lack of trying. Back when I was 13 or 14, I found a copy of the old Fiend Folio at the local library and was so intrigued by all those stat blocks and descriptions that, when I found out it was a reference copy and not allowed for check out, I photocopied the whole darn thing to take home and read. Unfortunately, for many years, I was unable to find anyone in my area interested in playing.
Finally, some 15 years later while at computer school, I purposely cultivated a friendship with an interesting fellow whom I overhead talking about his Dungeons and Dragons game, with the express purpose of slyly manipulating him into inviting me to play. Lucky for me, he did. So I married him.
I wouldn't qualify myself as a girly-girl, though I do love to shop (at my FLGS and Electronics Boutique) and one of my biggest priorities of late is to buy a larger purse (since with the Nintendo DS out and Sony's PSP on the way, I just won't have enough room in my current purse for both of them and my Gameboy SP, plus games for all three). I will admit to having a stuffed animal collection (of plush Cthulhus and other Lovecraftian beasts) and I thought Sleepless in Seattle was a great flick (if you like creepy stalker movies). So take from that what you will.
ASH
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Let me just encourage all gamers, not just females to sign up for Randomlings boards. I actually signed up from reading this thread over a year ago and have found her boards a nice contrast to this site. Its also nice to have an all girl place to chat. We get a little silly but I love it there. Its a second home.
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