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<blockquote data-quote="Ranes" data-source="post: 5475769" data-attributes="member: 4826">I've been on the receiving end of more cancelled game sessions that I would have liked and I know it's not fun. I've got a pretty good record of not cancelling and not missing sessions. The worst exception to that record is about fifteen or sixteen years ago. I was invited to DM for a very high profile game industry person-who-shall-remain-nameless and our mutual colleagues and friends. I actually arrived at his house early. In fact, no one else was there.As it happened, this person had several stables on the premises and I bumped into a beautiful young woman who worked there as a groom. I had time to spare and it was clearly a case of lust at first sight. I also just happened to know that there was a really picturesque inn a short walk away through woods at the edge of my host's grounds, so I invited her for a little drink.Spent the next several hours canoodling by the river, eating strawberries and drinking champagne. Finally returned to find everyone enjoying a board game. Joined them for a game of cards, grinning like the idiot I am, and then retired.No regrets.But generally it's a really inconsiderate thing to do and I find it very annoying.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ranes, post: 5475769, member: 4826"] I've been on the receiving end of more cancelled game sessions that I would have liked and I know it's not fun. I've got a pretty good record of not cancelling and not missing sessions. The worst exception to that record is about fifteen or sixteen years ago. I was invited to DM for a very high profile game industry person-who-shall-remain-nameless and our mutual colleagues and friends. I actually arrived at his house early. In fact, no one else was there. As it happened, this person had several stables on the premises and I bumped into a beautiful young woman who worked there as a groom. I had time to spare and it was clearly a case of lust at first sight. I also just happened to know that there was a really picturesque inn a short walk away through woods at the edge of my host's grounds, so I invited her for a little drink. Spent the next several hours canoodling by the river, eating strawberries and drinking champagne. Finally returned to find everyone enjoying a board game. Joined them for a game of cards, grinning like the idiot I am, and then retired. No regrets. But generally it's a really inconsiderate thing to do and I find it very annoying. [/QUOTE]

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