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<blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 9047724" data-attributes="member: 4534">It's been a long, long time since I've run into cat piss man at any gaming related event.&nbsp; Holy cow, it's been twenty years.&nbsp; The last time I ran into cat piss man was at Roc*Kon here in Little Rock in 2003.&nbsp; This dude showed up on the first day of the convention just a absolutely reeking to high heavan.&nbsp; And I'm not talking about a little body odor, I'm talking about an unholy stench that one would typically have to work at to get.&nbsp; (Maybe he had a medical problem?)&nbsp; For our younger members, there was a time when you would expect to run into the same dude at a gaming event who always stank.&nbsp; Often times his name was Ogre or something like that.&nbsp; For whatever reason, those people have few and far between these days.&nbsp; If I go to an event at my FLGS these days, I don't run into anyone named Ogre.&nbsp; I'd love to know what changed to make this happen, but I haven't got a clue.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MGibster, post: 9047724, member: 4534"] It's been a long, long time since I've run into cat piss man at any gaming related event. Holy cow, it's been twenty years. The last time I ran into cat piss man was at Roc*Kon here in Little Rock in 2003. This dude showed up on the first day of the convention just a absolutely reeking to high heavan. And I'm not talking about a little body odor, I'm talking about an unholy stench that one would typically have to work at to get. (Maybe he had a medical problem?) For our younger members, there was a time when you would expect to run into the same dude at a gaming event who always stank. Often times his name was Ogre or something like that. For whatever reason, those people have few and far between these days. If I go to an event at my FLGS these days, I don't run into anyone named Ogre. I'd love to know what changed to make this happen, but I haven't got a clue. [/QUOTE]

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