Touch of class at the Ennies

[Michael Morris]

That was my bad. When I do a podcast, I'm staring at a sound wave that has a timer above it. You put me behind a mic without a visible clock, and I lose all sense of time.

Anyway, I really do want to thank everyone here for the compliments. I also want to thank the ENnie folks for the opportunity to present that award. I was very grateful for the chance to address the RPG industry on behalf of the growing podcast community. It was also a very pleasant end to an ugly series of events neither side wanted in the first place.

So consider this a raised glass to all parties involved!

Changing subjects slightly, that was a really beautiful location. It's the only thing I took pictures of all weekend long. It's just begging for a Shakespearean play.

Dan
Fear the Boot

They're doing Hamlet downstairs in a month

 

[Filcher]

It was a GREAT show this year. I hope future ENnies are half as well done. It put last year's show to total shame. Thank you to all the hard working folks that put it on. We had a wonderful time.

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

Glad that turned out well ... and all the unpleasantness turned me on to Fear the Boot, so you gained a new fan!

Hope you'll submit for the 2008 Ennies!

 

[Teflon Billy]

That was my bad. When I do a podcast, I'm staring at a sound wave that has a timer above it. You put me behind a mic without a visible clock, and I lose all sense of time.

Anyway, I really do want to thank everyone here for the compliments. I also want to thank the ENnie folks for the opportunity to present that award. I was very grateful for the chance to address the RPG industry on behalf of the growing podcast community. It was also a very pleasant end to an ugly series of events neither side wanted in the first place.

Agreed. but on top of all that, your speech was equal parts informative and entertaining. i mean, yes, you really rolled with it...but you came across as enthusiastic and well-informed.

I have a lot of time for Enhthusiastic and Well-Informed speakers.

So consider this a raised glass to all parties involved!

Well I'll drink to that

 

[Thunderfoot]

Well played, Billy, well played.

 

[Dragonhelm]

I think what amazed me was how many people in the audience stood up when Dan asked the podcasters to stand. Fantastic!

 

[Dextra]

Thanks for that drink- it was the only one I had all night, and MAN was it ever delish! So- you got the kiltlifter t, right? I'd love to see a pic!

I wanted to give out a public thank you to Denise for her efforts on my behalf.
Privateer Press was a late comer to the Dream Date Auction and were not very prepared.

Denise made a point of standing up for me at the Privateer Booth that (as always) was very busy with all of the demo games and lines at the cash registers.

I did manage to buy her a drink just as the bar closed, but I wanted to thank her for making my GenCon just that much more special. I had a great time, and the event was very impressive.

Thanks again Denise, I appreciate it.
Harry Coit

 

[Desdichado]

I thought it was a very nice speech, personally, and a good move to have you there. Although "podcasts are going to change the world" and "market indicators" have already become a bit of an in-joke to the folks at our table. No offense.

I think Scott Rouse's speech was very classy as well. Made me more excited about the future of WotC than I have been for some time.