bclarkie wrote:Talk about much ado about nothing: World of Greyhawk: Dungeons & Dragons | eBay
killjoy32 wrote:bclarkie wrote:Talk about much ado about nothing: World of Greyhawk: Dungeons & Dragons | eBayi love it when ppl do that, thinking they are sat on some amazing treasure like its worth gold
deimos3428 wrote:This one's our fault, but it's still laughable. Relative to the (rarity 1) 4th printing, the 5th printing is rare, sure. They still show up all the time on eBay. People take the things we state on here waaay too seriously, sometimes. :roll: cgi.ebay.ca/ORIGINAL-Dungeons-and-Drago ... dZViewItemRepeat after me: "There are no rare Expert Sets. There are no rare Deities & Demigods. There are definitely no rare Fiend Folios."
RWilson wrote:You really have to like the guy's description of working at Target for a summer.....sounds like a good dude to do business with even if he is not a gamer....
KingOfPain wrote:RWilson wrote:You really have to like the guy's description of working at Target for a summer.....sounds like a good dude to do business with even if he is not a gamer....He may be a good guy, but he's gotta be a complete wuss if he thinks working one summer at Target is hell. I worked for Target for 8 years and six of those as a manager. It was one of the easiest, least stressful jobs I have had. As far as retail hell goes...try working for Wal-Mart. If Wal-Mart was a town in the Outlands, it would be on the verge of slipping into The Abyss. Hell...try working on a road crew in West Texas for the summer. Talk about stygian depths of gloom.
Deadlord36 wrote:New module, Wal-Mart of the Outlands. Characters have to explore a shabby building inhabited by dretchs disguised as underpaid illegal immigrants, succubi disguised as midriff-baring teen sluts equipped with +3 cellphones of babbling, and Type IV demons (fat and balding) as their overseers. There are many treasures to be had in the form of deep discounts.
Yes, I have worked some really unpleasant jobs...years on freeze trawlers off the BC coast where you are down in the hold of the boat stacking dead fish in -45 degrees celsius conditions as they are basically a floating deep freezer
KingOfPain wrote:Deadlord36 wrote:New module, Wal-Mart of the Outlands. Characters have to explore a shabby building inhabited by dretchs disguised as underpaid illegal immigrants, succubi disguised as midriff-baring teen sluts equipped with +3 cellphones of babbling, and Type IV demons (fat and balding) as their overseers. There are many treasures to be had in the form of deep discounts.With the aid of his trusty Rod of Cellphone Service Cancellation and Amulet of Protection from Impulse Buying, the stalwart hero braves the fiery pits and rot encrusted, blood-soaked aisles of the retail ruins to do battle for his very soul with the bloodthirsty Cabal of Cashiers.Hmmm...I have wanted to kick the crap out of a few cashiers in my time. This sounds like it would be kind of fun.
KingOfPain wrote:Deadlord36 wrote:New module, Wal-Mart of the Outlands. Characters have to explore a shabby building inhabited by dretchs disguised as underpaid illegal immigrants, succubi disguised as midriff-baring teen sluts equipped with +3 cellphones of babbling, and Type IV demons (fat and balding) as their overseers. There are many treasures to be had in the form of deep discounts.With the aid of his trusty Rod of Cellphone Service Cancellation and Amulet of Protection from Impulse Buying, the stalwart hero braves the fiery pits and rot encrusted, blood-soaked aisles of the retail ruins to do battle for his very soul with the bloodthirsty Cabal of Cashiers.Hmmm...I have wanted to kick the crap out of a few cashiers in my time. This sounds like it would be kind of fun. Yes, I have worked some really unpleasant jobs...years on freeze trawlers off the BC coast where you are down in the hold of the boat stacking dead fish in -45 degrees celsius conditions as they are basically a floating deep freezerFrom what I have read and seen, working on a fishing trawler is not only an unpleasant job, but one of the most dangerous. I watched a special on the Discovery Channel not too long ago and was amazed at the number of people that lose their lives each year working out at sea. You sir have some serious cajones!