Deadlord39 wrote:You seem a bit tense, Mike.
bclarkie wrote:Another thing that I find quite comical about Coug is that he seems to have this sick infatuation with his feedback.
NetRodent wrote:3 Dungeon and Dragons Books by the original Creators Judges Guild was located in Decatur Illinois and story has it that this is where the game was created and later sold to TSR. These are some of the books that were published locally by the creators of the game. I dont know this to be fact but this is what the owner of the place told me sometime in the early 1970s. These books are still of value today in gameplay but more than that they are a part of the history of the game ** expired eBay auction **
3 Dungeon and Dragons Books by the original Creators Judges Guild was located in Decatur Illinois and story has it that this is where the game was created and later sold to TSR. These are some of the books that were published locally by the creators of the game. I dont know this to be fact but this is what the owner of the place told me sometime in the early 1970s. These books are still of value today in gameplay but more than that they are a part of the history of the game
Badmike wrote:Badmike wrote:Everyone on this board needs to send him a comparable response until he changes his description.... Mike B.Here's his response...I don't know quite what to say. I guess I'll just leave it alone, the guy is just remembering wrong I guess.... Check and see if Gary Graduated from Milikin University in Decatur IL One of the guild owners was named Gary he eventually sold the business to another person who relocated to a different area of Decatur. I am going off of memory here and was there the night they closed the store. Took two pick up truck loads of stuff some had never been to market. This was 20 years ago so I going off of memory. I do Know we first played D and D in 1968 or 1969. Thanks for the info Mike B.
Badmike wrote:Everyone on this board needs to send him a comparable response until he changes his description.... Mike B.
Check and see if Gary Graduated from Milikin University in Decatur IL One of the guild owners was named Gary he eventually sold the business to another person who relocated to a different area of Decatur. I am going off of memory here and was there the night they closed the store. Took two pick up truck loads of stuff some had never been to market. This was 20 years ago so I going off of memory. I do Know we first played D and D in 1968 or 1969. Thanks for the info
MShipley88 wrote:Actually, this guy is just confused about a few details from a conversation 25+ years ago. He obviously knew Bob Bledsaw and we ought to mine whatever he can remember about the old days of Judges Guild.Mark
pjflores wrote:I haven't been through this thread in a while. So this may already be in here somewhere. I haven't posted anything in a while either but I got a kick out of this while searching for a copy of VR. [/url] ** expired eBay auction **Do you think I can get a recipe for a nice "ghoul-osh"?If this is only funny to me. Sorry
zhowar wrote:"has marks on cover from storage" ** expired eBay auction **
bclarkie wrote:Where the hell did they store it at, the top of a chimney?
bclarkie wrote:This guy is so impressed with the "collection" he is selling, that he is offering a payment plan. ** expired eBay auction **Dude its 10 modules, a few hardcovers, a pile of Dragon magazines that you would be lucky to get $1 a piece for and the rest is pretty much odds and ends. Payment Plan?
deimos3428 wrote:Aw, c'mon. You didn't even mention the best part. He has a 20-point grading scale, with no grades under 15!
YOU AGREE TO PAY WHICHEVER SHIPPING CHARGES YOU HAVE CHOSEN (I DON'T JACK UP THE SHIPPING COST LIKE SOME EBAYER'S DO) BUT I DO HAVE TO CHARGE A $25 PACKING FEE BECAUSE IT'S GOING TO BE DIFFICULT AND TIME CONSUMING TO PACKAGE ALL THIS STUFF CAREFULLY SO IT IS PROTECTED