Yeah -- but you were never 100% sure that what Gary thought was a word really was or that he was using terms and abbreviations properly in AD&D. My friend Steve was heartbroken, for instance, to discover that "libram" really wasn't a word at all. Anywhere.Henry said:By Jove, man, the plurality of roleplaying enthusiasts frequenting this electronic abode were raised on the ramblings of Gary Gygax, himself! He is the reason that the very epithet "Gygaxian" exists! His discussions of "milieus" and "becs de corbin" and "abbatoirs" impelled our vocabularies to new heights in our tender ages of youthful fancy.
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Crothian said:My vocabulary is good, but I don't use a lot of the odder words even with people I know would understand them, never saw the point of it.
arnwyn said:Compared to my peers? Considerably above average.
Otherwise, I'm about average and regressing every year... Go figure.
Mark Chance said:Quite right. The important thing is not how many words you know, but how well you express yourself with the words you know. A large vocabulary does not necessarily make one an effective communicator.
See? Regression.diaglo said:doesn't peer mean equals???
i'm confuzzled. how can you be above an equal. wouldn't that make them not your peers???