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Winnipeggers Unite
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Algolei
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No way! Snow rules! Cold weather rocks! Hot weather sucks! I love it here because I love the weather. 
...except in the summer. Then I love the basements of air conditioned high-rises.
Algolei is 40 now (yeah! aging!), playing with two groups (a friend from high school and his acquaintances; and my nephews and their friend(s)) each once a week. "Living" in Transcona (Murdoch Mackay sucks! w000t) but playing wherever someone can find a roof. Started D&D in '79 although I didn't actually play until '80 or '81 (wish I still had my blue Basic rulebook *snif* it was beeyoootiful).
...except in the summer. Then I love the basements of air conditioned high-rises.Algolei is 40 now (yeah! aging!), playing with two groups (a friend from high school and his acquaintances; and my nephews and their friend(s)) each once a week. "Living" in Transcona (Murdoch Mackay sucks! w000t) but playing wherever someone can find a roof. Started D&D in '79 although I didn't actually play until '80 or '81 (wish I still had my blue Basic rulebook *snif* it was beeyoootiful).
Khayman
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My, my, can't swing a dead cat without hitting a Winnipegger.
I'm 33, living in Wolseley/West End but raised in EK. Well, sorta raised --- born there, then the family buggered off until we returned in my teens. In the interim we lived in Flin Flon, Red Lake, Edmonton, Red Deer, and a few other no-horse towns. To forget my sordid past in Hellberta, I heavily subsidize the King's Head Pub.
I'm an archaeologist working for a university. My areas of interest include physical anthropology, forensics, and mortuary archaeology. I've worked on a few forensic cases, including a 6 month stint with the RCMP in Vancouver. I've been gaming since 1983-ish, playing everything from D&D to Elric to WFRP (with mega-doses of Traveller thrown in). I'm currently running two games: (1) a Mystara campaign involving greedy mercenaries who have doomed the world, and (2) an historical game set in Greece in the 1450's. I've been lucky enough to get a few gaming writing credits recently, with which I'd like to continue despite their paying even less than archaeology.
I also think KeyCon should be shot, and I know a good place to bury it.![:]](http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/devious.png "Devious :]")
I'm 33, living in Wolseley/West End but raised in EK. Well, sorta raised --- born there, then the family buggered off until we returned in my teens. In the interim we lived in Flin Flon, Red Lake, Edmonton, Red Deer, and a few other no-horse towns. To forget my sordid past in Hellberta, I heavily subsidize the King's Head Pub.
I'm an archaeologist working for a university. My areas of interest include physical anthropology, forensics, and mortuary archaeology. I've worked on a few forensic cases, including a 6 month stint with the RCMP in Vancouver. I've been gaming since 1983-ish, playing everything from D&D to Elric to WFRP (with mega-doses of Traveller thrown in). I'm currently running two games: (1) a Mystara campaign involving greedy mercenaries who have doomed the world, and (2) an historical game set in Greece in the 1450's. I've been lucky enough to get a few gaming writing credits recently, with which I'd like to continue despite their paying even less than archaeology.
I also think KeyCon should be shot, and I know a good place to bury it.
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