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Message: <blockquote data-quote="fusangite" data-source="post: 1982931" data-attributes="member: 7240">Well, here's my hastily-composed list: 1. I do not have a proper job (I'm a graduate student).2. I have been single for 9 years.3. I prefer to model D&D combats using lego figures.4. I play D&D.5. I weigh over 200lbs.6. There is no discernable difference between what I read when I'm studying and what I read for fun.7. I study religious history. 8. I hate all sports and any form of exercise other than walking.9. I do not know how to drive.10. I keep the D&D core rules near the computer so I can argue about them with people on ENWorld.11. My family and friends felt they understood me better after watching Adaptation.12. The other graduate students consider me to be exceptionally geeky and eccentric.13. I am arhythmic.14. I squeal with excitement when people tell me little known and obscure facts.15. I painstakingly taped Dr. Who episodes for 10 years on a local cable station, edited out the commercials, put the 25 minute episode breaks back in to assemble approximately 220 hours of tape comprising nearly every episode of the show ever aired in its 26 year history.16. I own my own 17' multicoloured scarf.17. One third of a newspaper article covering my retirement after 13 years in politics was a description of my character in Teflon Billy's Mutants and Masterminds game. When one opens the newspaper to that page, one is immediately confronted with a picture of me and a blown-up quote stating "My character was a giant 9' tall bear with a tungsten carbide skeleton who could shoot deadly laser beams from his eyes."18. If I get drunk, my friends sometimes bait me into reciting all the postal codes I have somehow memorized and what area they correspond to. (V0R 1T0 is Denman Island)19. The last thread I started was an attempt to argue the pressing relevance of the philosophy of Aristotle to D&D.20. I still lust after Carole Cleveland.</blockquote>

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