Paranoia, Dilbert style (session #2) Thurs 1p - 5p (FULL)

[fusangite]

Due to popular demand, I have decided to launch a second section of my Paranoia game (http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=196282). It will run from 1 to 5 on Thursday afternoon. Because I'm still sorting out who is in which game, forgive the temporary incoherence of the list:

1. Romp
2. Nareau
3. Vermicious Knid
4. Yttrai
5. Ceresco
6. Rangerwickett
Alternate: Nerfwright

 

[Nareau]

Count me in!

Nareau

 

[romp]

just confirming my spot, looking forward to playing in this one.

(be forewarned: I work in one of the largest government beauracies on the planet earth, if there is one thing I know - it is filling out forms )

 

[barsoomcore]

Alright, I'm in.

 

[ScyldSceafing]

Never mind - time conflict. Stupid entropy.

 

[Yttrai]

I'm in!

Pretty please

 

[barsoomcore]

And I'm out. Sorry, fu, it's just too crazy on the scheduling for me.

 

[Ceresco]

If there is still a spot available for Thursday afternoon, 1 to 5 PM, I'd like to play.

 

[fusangite]

If there is still a spot available for Thursday afternoon, 1 to 5 PM, I'd like to play.

Done!

 

[Ceresco]

What is funny?

Dilbert is funny. So is Paranoia. Dilbert meets Paranoia seems like the Reeces Peanutbutter Cup of funny RPGs.

But funny can be relative. For instance, I find the movie "Trainspotting" to be one of the funniest movies I've ever seen. A black comedy to be sure, but I laughed long and hard throughout the movie.

Absurdity is funny. And I must admit a soft spot for the pun and double entendre, sub generes of the absurd, IMHO. I'm not quick with the pun, but I do appreciate them, especially when well timed.