Since I can't go to GenCon, I will be...
Jacob Marley
Adventurer
... sitting at Target Field with a beer and a brat, hoping Pavano can out duel Peavy.
Weregrognard
First Post
I'm going to go the D&D Game Day on Saturday. That's about the only gaming I'll be doing this weekend, other than finally getting around to playing Dragon Age II 
Sure wish I was at Gen Con, though
Sure wish I was at Gen Con, though
MarauderX
Explorer
Instead of attending GenCon I will be...
...reading the blogs of cool about GenCon while at the pool with the family, figuring out the logistics to attend GenCon 2012...
Babysitter: check.
Funding: check.
Wife-convincing 26 page technical paper citing stress-reduction norms in modern society, including the numerous benefits of man-cations and references to D&D: need a little help...
...reading the blogs of cool about GenCon while at the pool with the family, figuring out the logistics to attend GenCon 2012...
Babysitter: check.
Funding: check.
Wife-convincing 26 page technical paper citing stress-reduction norms in modern society, including the numerous benefits of man-cations and references to D&D: need a little help...
tuxgeo
Adventurer
Since I can't go to Gen Con, I will be...
...disassembling the drain line from the kitchen sink here, and replacing parts as needed.
OK, Saturday, 6 August, 2011: finished.
(The flexible "sewer-snake" tool works wonders: no longer does the drain line clog--instead, it drains freely now.)
Special bonus:
Yes, I did do it right. That leak? Simple! The 71-year-old galvanized iron pipe had corrosion: the water was leaking out of the side of the pipe, where the unused pipethreads were (that the slip-joint nut didn't cover). The ultimate solution would be to tear it all apart and replace with new. That didn't happen this time, but temporary patching worked.)
Game-related: More D&D! I need to improve my imagination, so things such as that don't surprise me so much anymore.
...disassembling the drain line from the kitchen sink here, and replacing parts as needed.
OK, Saturday, 6 August, 2011: finished.
(The flexible "sewer-snake" tool works wonders: no longer does the drain line clog--instead, it drains freely now.)
Special bonus:
Yes, I did do it right. That leak? Simple! The 71-year-old galvanized iron pipe had corrosion: the water was leaking out of the side of the pipe, where the unused pipethreads were (that the slip-joint nut didn't cover). The ultimate solution would be to tear it all apart and replace with new. That didn't happen this time, but temporary patching worked.)
Game-related: More D&D! I need to improve my imagination, so things such as that don't surprise me so much anymore.
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