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<blockquote data-quote="Mallus" data-source="post: 4098661" data-attributes="member: 3887">What matters most is that each person handles death/grief/emotion in their own way, and that each of us be respected for their personal choices. As for the article... I didn't grieve Gary's passing, either. He wasn't responsible for my love of literature, nor my social life. I had both before I discovered D&amp;D. What I did feel motivated to do was celebrate his achievement (the one thing I found odd --and a little mean spirited-- about the article was that the author didn't see fit to throw a some praise EGG's for his major role in creating the kind of game he himself designs). So last Friday night I toasted EGG w/a dirty martini while out with friends, then played a hell of a session on Saturday, with shilsen as DM, coincidentally enough. BTW, shil laughs far too much --and loudly-- to be a robot. Unless he's a crazy robot. Which might be possible, I suppose.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mallus, post: 4098661, member: 3887"] What matters most is that each person handles death/grief/emotion in their own way, and that each of us be respected for their personal choices. As for the article... I didn't grieve Gary's passing, either. He wasn't responsible for my love of literature, nor my social life. I had both before I discovered D&D. What I did feel motivated to do was celebrate his achievement (the one thing I found odd --and a little mean spirited-- about the article was that the author didn't see fit to throw a some praise EGG's for his major role in creating the kind of game he himself [i]designs[/i]). So last Friday night I toasted EGG w/a dirty martini while out with friends, then played a hell of a session on Saturday, with shilsen as DM, coincidentally enough. BTW, shil laughs far too much --and loudly-- to be a robot. Unless he's a crazy robot. Which might be possible, I suppose. [/QUOTE]

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