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I hate pdfs, and I'm happy that WOTC primarily publishes Books
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<blockquote data-quote="Scott Christian" data-source="post: 8515484" data-attributes="member: 6901101"><p>I like books: the smell, the touch, the torn pages. Seeing notes scribbled in a book is the best.</p><p></p><p>Huey is one of the few bands from that era that gets turned off every time he comes on the radio. No bizarre association or girlfriend breakups related. It is just awful, contrived, garbage that belongs in the category of - this should have never existed. Right up there with racism, bigotry, and bullying.</p><p>PS - Elvis Costello fits in the same category. True Story: He is the only person I really couldn't stand, but I wanted to give him a try, because, you know, of all the adulations. I went and saw him at the Chicago theater. <em>Alright Mr. Rockstar, let's see what you are bringing to the table. Maybe I'm wrong.</em> Lynn Bramer, the nicest and best radio show host of all time comes out and introduced him. (It's Lynn's birthday and he is a huge fan.) Elvis comes out and bashed the crap out of him. Like a full minute of what a D%@*, A$@H*&^%, and yes, Mother$#@!%^& that guy is. <em>Ok, Mr. Rockstar, I will try and give you a pass.</em> Then he plays a song, and starts to tell the audience that if they are there to hear Veronica (his big hit song) that they can go F*&^ themselves. <em>Ok, Mr. Rockstar, I already didn't like you, but now I'm starting to really dislike you.</em> The next ten songs was him just standing there, singing like a lifeless puppet, and yawning at one point. <em>Mr. Rockstar, you are a tool.</em> I left.</p><p>So the point of the story is Elvis Costello is worse than Huey, but not by much. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink ;)" data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" /></p><p></p><p>Some tables I play at do, others don't. I prefer ones that do not. In my experience, the sense of engagement improves when electronics are removed.</p><p></p><p>PS - As always, I enjoy your writing. Thanks for the fun questions, even if they did dredge up the memory of seeing Elvis Costello.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Scott Christian, post: 8515484, member: 6901101"] I like books: the smell, the touch, the torn pages. Seeing notes scribbled in a book is the best. Huey is one of the few bands from that era that gets turned off every time he comes on the radio. No bizarre association or girlfriend breakups related. It is just awful, contrived, garbage that belongs in the category of - this should have never existed. Right up there with racism, bigotry, and bullying. PS - Elvis Costello fits in the same category. True Story: He is the only person I really couldn't stand, but I wanted to give him a try, because, you know, of all the adulations. I went and saw him at the Chicago theater. [I]Alright Mr. Rockstar, let's see what you are bringing to the table. Maybe I'm wrong.[/I] Lynn Bramer, the nicest and best radio show host of all time comes out and introduced him. (It's Lynn's birthday and he is a huge fan.) Elvis comes out and bashed the crap out of him. Like a full minute of what a D%@*, A$@H*&^%, and yes, Mother$#@!%^& that guy is. [I]Ok, Mr. Rockstar, I will try and give you a pass.[/I] Then he plays a song, and starts to tell the audience that if they are there to hear Veronica (his big hit song) that they can go F*&^ themselves. [I]Ok, Mr. Rockstar, I already didn't like you, but now I'm starting to really dislike you.[/I] The next ten songs was him just standing there, singing like a lifeless puppet, and yawning at one point. [I]Mr. Rockstar, you are a tool.[/I] I left. So the point of the story is Elvis Costello is worse than Huey, but not by much. ;) Some tables I play at do, others don't. I prefer ones that do not. In my experience, the sense of engagement improves when electronics are removed. PS - As always, I enjoy your writing. Thanks for the fun questions, even if they did dredge up the memory of seeing Elvis Costello. [/QUOTE]
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