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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Eridan: <B> Rikk's got something he could learn, there. Don't treat the dying like china dolls, give them real hugs, real, tangible things that can bring them joy. <P>Yeah, they're dying... but they ain't dead yet...

<a href="http://www.brunching.com/features/geekh ... .html">The Brunching Shuttlecocks</a>, hawcha!<P>~f<P>Discuss.<P>------------------
There's a t.v. in my pocket
There's a lint ball in the corner
There's a cornflake in my brain pan
And a pie named Jimmy Horner

Watch out, Rumy could end up in a dangerous nuthouse with an attractive young man with glasses and a scary -- but sexy! -- young lady clutching a tortoise. Before you know it, she'll be forced to sing her way out in the hottest Nazi-themed operetta since Hitler on Ice! Damn those cunning Nazis.<P>~f...

This must be the most egregious example of cartoonist misleading that I have ever seen. I find it terribly unlikely that Rikk, after all this time, is going to think of *himself* as the object of Rumy's problem. Even if he did, would he really call her back in, after a meeting, with his *wife* prese...

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Amorph: <B>Although on the other hand, it has to be hard on her.<P>Her libertinism was what made her shortened life bearable to her, and now she's realizing that she can't just do what she wants and damn the conse...

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Khan Jackal Moreau: <B>*smacks himself in the face*<P>Excuse me while I abandon my Guth advocacy, and shoot my mouth off.<P>Premise: We live in a world of Infinite Possibilities.<P>Restatement: We live in a world ...

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Blondlot: <B> *RIMSHOT*<P></B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>No, probably not until later.<P>~f<P>------------------ There's a t.v. in my pocket There's a lint ball in the corner There's a cornflake in my brain pan And a pie...

...and force those damned unproductive peasants onto government owned farms in accordance with CORRECT SOCIAL PLANNING!<P>~f
Staliniffic!<P>------------------
There's a t.v. in my pocket
There's a lint ball in the corner
There's a cornflake in my brain pan
And a pie named Jimmy Horner

From over the AP wire:<P>Assidious Alliteration From Fantastic FAANS Femme Fatale Fans Fanboy Fires!<P>Details damnably delayed due to devilish directions -- and a drought of decent ideas.<P>~f Coming at you live in TECHNICOLOR<P>------------------ There's a t.v. in my pocket There's a lint ball in ...

Oh, it's so screwball, it brings a tear to my eye. Now all they really need to cement their bond would be a long, interminable -- and peril-fraught -- bus ride.<P>~f Hey, if it worked for Clark Gable, it could work for Shanna.<P>------------------ There's a t.v. in my pocket There's a lint ball in t...

It's not a Humbert Humbert survey, it's a Humbert Humber ROLE. Boy, is that ever so much less confusing!<P>~f
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There's a t.v. in my pocket
There's a lint ball in the corner
There's a cornflake in my brain pan
And a pie named Jimmy Horner

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Tom the Fanboy: <B> Welcome to Fansdome! Two fans enter! One Fan leaves! (snip!)<P></B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>I'm unclear what happens to the non-leaving Fan. Does it leave later, with a nice consolation prize?<P>~f ...

Yeah, but, but... I really *want* to play CoC!<P>Or, hell, a detective rpg. Do they make those? No magic, no monsters, no horrors, nothing. Just booze and guns. That's really all I want.<P>On an utterly unrelated side note, following our first attempt at a game, my brother and I have spawned our own...

Eep. Thanks for the advice, though. I'll pester the guy at the hobby store -- in a nice way, of course. This sounds like too much fun to back out of.<P>~f (who realised his last post sounded pretty whiny)<P>------------------ There's a t.v. in my pocket There's a lint ball in the corner There's a co...

I finally made the plunge ... went out and bought a copy of the Call of Cthulhu Rulebook.<P>This weekend, my brother and I are going to try one of the printed scenarios.<P>Neither of us have done any roleplaying before.<P>I've got my fingers crossed that it'll be fun.<P>~f keeper.one<P>-------------...

*flushes* Hey, who knew? It was just some corpse guy, but I still killed my brother really quickly.<P>~f
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Erm, well, it was okay. It turns out it's really very easy to die in that game.<P>Does anyone have any suggestions for ways to find games in the Seattle area? I have a sneaking suspicion this would be more enjoyable if at least one person involved knew what they were doing.<P>~f
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Foul! Already been argued! Loss of mongoose; banished to the "penalty box"!<P>~f<P>------------------

For those of you who are hip to this sort of madness, I've run the "numbers" on the main Faans group. Standard 'casting out of nines' approach to the most common names. The (il)logic being, that, as each person chooses their 'name', it reveals the most about them. As follows:<P>Shanna is a '2'. Rikk...

And the ninety-nine is quite clearly an indicator of the date of the Eschaton: The ninety-ninth prime number, written as a stardate and converted back into the Gregorian system, will be the EXACT DAY AND TIME OF THE END OF ALL FANDOM.<P>It's... it's brilliant!<P>~f
(nord!)
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