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What's Got Into that Sig?
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fanboy2000
Adventurer
I'm a polar bear, I eat adventurers.
demiurge1138
Inventor of Super-Toast
The first part is a haiku I wrote, fairly self-explanatory. The second half's a quote from an Eberron game I run.
Demiurge out.
Demiurge out.
BiggusGeekus
That's Latin for "cool"
The first bit is obviously spam for my book. I'll pay for a real ad in a couple of weeks, just because it isn't right to have Morrus foot the bill.
The last part is simply true.
The last part is simply true.
CRGreathouse
Community Supporter
Je le vois, mais je ne le crois pas.
"I see it, but I don't believe it." Famously used by Cantor (in a letter to Dedekind) to express his suprise at the discovery of the cardinality of lines, planes, and spaces: they're all the same.
Monte Cook, on his New Year's Resolutions:
"Do not release any product with the word 'fane' or 'eldritch'. At least in the title. Well, maybe just one."
Monte's love for particular words, especially the two above, has not gone unnoticed --- and his "fane fane fane fane" post has, hopefully, not passed out of collective memory yet.
"We elves are a happy and peaceful family (blatantly ignoring drow). We prefer to remain so, but your intrusive meddlings have crossed the line; you found out about how we butchered and slaughtered each other way back in the day. For that, your lives are forfeit. I pray that your next incarnations are less curious." -cignus_pfaccari
A quote from these forums explaining why elves might hold knowledge close to themselves, not sharing with other races. It amused me, so I added it to my sig.
"I see it, but I don't believe it." Famously used by Cantor (in a letter to Dedekind) to express his suprise at the discovery of the cardinality of lines, planes, and spaces: they're all the same.
Monte Cook, on his New Year's Resolutions:
"Do not release any product with the word 'fane' or 'eldritch'. At least in the title. Well, maybe just one."
Monte's love for particular words, especially the two above, has not gone unnoticed --- and his "fane fane fane fane" post has, hopefully, not passed out of collective memory yet.
"We elves are a happy and peaceful family (blatantly ignoring drow). We prefer to remain so, but your intrusive meddlings have crossed the line; you found out about how we butchered and slaughtered each other way back in the day. For that, your lives are forfeit. I pray that your next incarnations are less curious." -cignus_pfaccari
A quote from these forums explaining why elves might hold knowledge close to themselves, not sharing with other races. It amused me, so I added it to my sig.
barsoomcore
Unattainable Ideal
Shameless pimping for my Story Hours and then, as if that weren't enough, shameless pimping of myself.
If I wasn't shameless, I wouldn't be running for Dictator.
If I wasn't shameless, I wouldn't be running for Dictator.
Dingleberry
First Post
Movie quote that pokes fun at my profession.
Thornir Alekeg
Albatross!
My first one is a great quote, and it can be applied to gaming or many other things. I just like my second one. What more can I say about it.
WayneLigon
Adventurer
Mine? More shameless pimping for potential cash 
Um, more to come on the shameless pimping part, as soon as I get another large lot organized.
Um, more to come on the shameless pimping part, as soon as I get another large lot organized.Similar Threads
