The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[Mad_Jack]

I'm pretty sure this is what writers for WotC see in their dreams every night when publishing a new product.

 

[Asisreo]

Woah, a faucet. I realized I should have used this a long time ago, very shameful that I didn't. If you'll excuse me, I'm going to go ahead and scrub my hands.

 

[prabe]

Well, that wasn't something I would have expected.

 

[Malmuria]

That's because you're on Twitter.

Speaking of, I'm also seeing a bunch of indie creators, even successful ones, on the verge of quitting or at least contemplating it. So maybe a rising tide (5e) lifts all boats, but only for a little while, and only in waves.

 

[el-remmen]

My personal feeling (in all fields) is that too many people are blindly encouraged to continue when more people need to just give up.

 

[Aeson]

Apropos of nothing on EN except a review thread, genealogy searching just turned up that my GGGGG grandmother was a Sandman (Anna Catharina Sandman from Lohne, Vechta, Germany). I also didn't know that the name "Sandman" in regards to sleep was from German folklore.

I'll say this; that story put me to sleep. Maybe she is a Sandman.

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

My personal feeling (in all fields) is that too many people are blindly encouraged to continue when more people need to just give up.

Mom! I didn't know you were on EnWorld!

I swear, I feel like I'm back at the pool, learning to swim in the deep end.

 

[billd91]

I'll say this; that story put me to sleep. Maybe she is a Sandman.

If you're over 29, she might do more than just put you to "sleep". I'd run if I were you...

 

[Aeson]

If you're over 29, she might do more than just put you to "sleep". I'd run if I were you...

I'm too fat and lazy to run.

 

[Ryujin]

Funny thing. After falling down a bit of a rabbit hole, after mentioning high school here, I went searching for information on an old D&D module that was written by someone in my high school gaming club. It was called "Catapult Run." While searching for it I noticed one of the other names on the cover, which happened to be the same as someone who sold me several motorcycles and became a friend, maybe a decade after high school. Turns out that he actually did the cover art for the second edition of the module and it wasn't just coincidence. And now I've found out 40 years after the classmate first started to work on the module