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[itisnotlogical]

Dollar store? I catch them in Wal Mart and Fred Meyer for like $40, along with similar things for Atari 2600 and Intellivision. Way more than I'd pay for just a SOC reproduction.

[Tack]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

xkcd does not lie.  ;P

Now I've got this big long animated short running through my mind where someone challenges Death to D&D and has this big huge adventure with hijinks and a few of his deceased friends and relatives join in and they have this big ol' game culminating in this epic struggle only for death to ultimately somehow prevail but everyone is okay with it, and the person who initiated the challenge is like 'wow, I'm okay with dying now' because the some ten years in which this campaign took means that technically he won, and then blinks and it's been like a millisecond and death gives him the chop and wanders off.

[The Beast]

I may draw my own.
I just dont know what would go with my username...
Lol toast man. Hahaha Yoink you are a weird guy

[Yoink]

Toast is cooked bread

Here's your new avatar.
You, uh, might need to resize it just a tad.

[Execute/Dumbo.exe]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

xkcd does not lie.  ;P

Now I've got this big long animated short running through my mind where someone challenges Death to D&D and has this big huge adventure with hijinks and a few of his deceased friends and relatives join in and they have this big ol' game culminating in this epic struggle only for death to ultimately somehow prevail but everyone is okay with it, and the person who initiated the challenge is like 'wow, I'm okay with dying now' because the some ten years in which this campaign took means that technically he won, and then blinks and it's been like a millisecond and death gives him the chop and wanders off.

Shit that'd actually be super cool.
Damnit stop thinking of cool things like that.

[hops]

Fun fact: Babies cry a lot because they're freaking out about the aeons that they did not exist.

That's how they currently could communicate o_O They...cry. They're able to form more complex thoughts than that, but their method of communicating their need is...by crying :O
If they don't cry upon birth and otherwise, that's something to worry about

I mean I suppose you could say that because they are so young, everything bad that happens to them is literally the worst thing they ever experienced.

[TheBiggerFish]

Birthday memes made me happy today!

[Yoink]

Happy Birthday, TBF. Hope you have/had a good one!

[TheBiggerFish]

I hope so too.

[Tack]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

xkcd does not lie.  ;P

Now I've got this big long animated short running through my mind where someone challenges Death to D&D and has this big huge adventure with hijinks and a few of his deceased friends and relatives join in and they have this big ol' game culminating in this epic struggle only for death to ultimately somehow prevail but everyone is okay with it, and the person who initiated the challenge is like 'wow, I'm okay with dying now' because the some ten years in which this campaign took means that technically he won, and then blinks and it's been like a millisecond and death gives him the chop and wanders off.

Shit that'd actually be super cool.
Damnit stop thinking of cool things like that.

D'aw.
The question is, would you rather Death be the GM or the player?
"I CHOOSE TO PLAY AS THE KOBOLD WIZARD NAMED PUN-PUN

[Avis-Mergulus]

So there's this game called Duskers.
Holy shit.
I mean, this is what I would have made if I made games. I dunno how something so graphically simple (though still beautiful) manages to be so damn tense.

Spoiler: To quote the creator (click to show/hide)

When I created Duskers it was really around a feeling: of being alone in the dark, of isolation, of being surrounded by old gritty tech that could only give you a partial picture about what's going on around you, like the motion sensor that goes off, but doesn't tell you exactly what's out there. I like the idea of needing to rely on that tech, and the claustrophobia and isolation that would cause.

And it totally nails that feeling of being alone in a metal box floating through the void, watching and sweating as the electronic lives of your only friends Drone Tim, Drone Sarah, and Drone Dr. McPupperschnup depend on your hacker typing skills.
It's... kinda like Alien meets bash. Except not.

[TheBiggerFish]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

xkcd does not lie.  ;P

Now I've got this big long animated short running through my mind where someone challenges Death to D&D and has this big huge adventure with hijinks and a few of his deceased friends and relatives join in and they have this big ol' game culminating in this epic struggle only for death to ultimately somehow prevail but everyone is okay with it, and the person who initiated the challenge is like 'wow, I'm okay with dying now' because the some ten years in which this campaign took means that technically he won, and then blinks and it's been like a millisecond and death gives him the chop and wanders off.

Shit that'd actually be super cool.
Damnit stop thinking of cool things like that.

D'aw.
The question is, would you rather Death be the GM or the player?
"I CHOOSE TO PLAY AS THE KOBOLD WIZARD NAMED PUN-PUN

What module, too.

[Rolan7]

The question is, would you rather Death be the GM or the player?
"I CHOOSE TO PLAY AS THE KOBOLD WIZARD NAMED PUN-PUN

Thing is, he'll only get away with that if he's also the GM!
Damn GM-PCs...

[Eric Blank]

I have accomplished the physical labors and acquired the firewood logs. Now we may be warm this winter.

[ECrownofFire]

At least one good thing happened tonight.

Girlfriend and I finally admitted we love each other.

We were both waiting for the other to say it...

<3