Leave work early to peruse 3.5 books?

[Joshua Randall]

Should I leave work early to peruse my just-arrived 3.5 books? They are sitting on the corner of my desk in their brown cardboard shipping boxes, but I can feel that D&D aura seeping outwards, begging me to give in.

We are the Player's Handbook... Dungeon Master's Guide... Monster Manual... read us... read us... read us!

 

[Ankh-Morpork Guard]

....give in to your feelings....

 

[Arnwyn]

Doesn't anyone on these boards work for a living?

[Uh... I'm taking a break right now! Really! Quit looking at me like that!]

 

[Voadam]

Once you go down the path of the dark side, forever will it dominate your destiny.

 

[Chingerspy]

Go for it!
Hell I did yesterday

 

[MerakSpielman]

Which is the dark side?

Working as a mindless drone in a thankless position for bread crumbs?

Doing something that brings you great joy and is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity?

Oh, and I'm unemployed. Maybe I should have spent less time online at my last job...

 

[John Crichton]

It's not really a question of should you at this point. It's a matter of 'how early.'

 

[Ao the Overkitty]

Heh. My boss wouldn't even mind if I left early. The sad part is that I need the time to pay for those books that are waiting for me as I speak. Grrr. The war between want of books and need of money to pay for the coming bill is an evil one.


Just leave a half an hour early and speed.

 

[thundershot]

Boy, it'd be nice to be able to take off, but I do have bills to pay for and food to put on the table.. My wife has to work too, but we'll be going through the books tonight, and we both have Wednesday off.



Chris

 

[diaglo]

when my DM posted he had his. i went over his house from work.

on my way home from his house i stopped and bought them.

i never buy early. and yet i did. i feel so dirty.