[hivemind] to die another day!

Timothy · Mar 23, 2003

Thanks for the Tips Guys, I'll try them, but I think I'll substitute the drinks with something less fatal.

I once had a nice list of things what to what not to do with dice, incuding penalty for roll;ing bad. Does anybody have that list?>

UnDfind · Mar 23, 2003

Never heard of it. If you find it, post a link or e-mail it to me. Sounds fun

Oh, and remember that the less nasty the drink, the longer the time you have to keep the dice under your pillow before they roll properly.

2 nights = tobasco sauce

7 nights = Spicy V-8

12 nights = Vanilla Coke

14 nights = Mountain Dew

23 nights = Orange Juice

3 years = water

UnDfind · Mar 23, 2003

Originally posted by Tallarn:

it goeth not, being a sunday.

But tomorrow I get the weekly publication that has jobs in it, so I might find something in there *sigh* who knows?

I hope the acting thing comes around soon for ya'.

Just remember, there's no shame in settling for a while to pay the bills. Don't kill yourself looking for the perfect job without a back-up plan.

Oh, and remember, "Always look on the briiiiight siiide of life!"

Doo, dee doo, doo doo doo doo dee doo

Timothy · Mar 23, 2003

I think I'[ll go with 12 nights then, after all, I'm highly attached to my mouth, and don't want it to be burned off...

8XXX{0}====> · Mar 23, 2003

see, when my dice rolled badly, i took the weakest one, a d8 that rolled only 1s and 2s, and i lit a match under it, and made the other dice look on in horror as the painted numbers melted off, and the die became soft and squishy. Then, i slammed the die into the table right in front of all the other dice, perminently mangling it. Then i drilled a hole in the bad mangled die, and made a necklace. I always wear the necklace when i play, and i've never had badrolling dice since.

Timothy · Mar 23, 2003

Look, thar are the things I need, keep 'em coming sword

Timothy · Mar 23, 2003

okay, kee em coming, but not now, because I'm going to hit the deck and reap up on my pratchett...

Cya Hive

8XXX{0}====> · Mar 23, 2003

also, when a die is first bought, it usually rolls well for a bit, and then stops. So i put it in a little box and put it on my DND stuff shelf for a few months, and then take it out and start rolling it. If it acts up, back in the box it goes. Some of the troublemakers need solitary confinement.