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<blockquote data-quote="JiffyPopTart" data-source="post: 4294604" data-attributes="member: 4881">Sweet, I get to quote myself.&nbsp; Today I drove to lunch and my buddy (who is not a gamer, but wouldn't be a convert when what happened happened) said &quot;Cool, are these the new DnD books?&quot;&nbsp; I admitted they were, and he picked up the Monster Manual to flip through.I saw from the corner of my eye a page fall down and heard &quot;What the h-e-doublehockysticks!&quot;&nbsp; He then proceeded to flip through the book some more as individual pages, and then hunks of pages began to separate from the cloth binding strip like hair in a radiation victims skull.So, to put it bluntly, my Monster Manual is now only about 80% bound.I asked him to flip through the DMG and he said nothing was falling out, but that it looked a little iffy to him.&nbsp; I didn't inspect them closely myself yet.So, I guess I need to figure out how to return stuff to Amazon.Not cool.DS</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JiffyPopTart, post: 4294604, member: 4881"] Sweet, I get to quote myself. Today I drove to lunch and my buddy (who is not a gamer, but wouldn't be a convert when what happened happened) said "Cool, are these the new DnD books?" I admitted they were, and he picked up the Monster Manual to flip through. I saw from the corner of my eye a page fall down and heard "What the h-e-doublehockysticks!" He then proceeded to flip through the book some more as individual pages, and then hunks of pages began to separate from the cloth binding strip like hair in a radiation victims skull. So, to put it bluntly, my Monster Manual is now only about 80% bound. I asked him to flip through the DMG and he said nothing was falling out, but that it looked a little iffy to him. I didn't inspect them closely myself yet. So, I guess I need to figure out how to return stuff to Amazon. Not cool. DS [/QUOTE]

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