Have you sought any help lately?

Just kidding, you have a dam impresive collection.  I would love to see it in person.

Next time I am in the land of eternal heat and Hurricanes.  Nah I like the Eternal snow and cold better.

Impressive man.      

Hey. . . who the heck are the Fab Five anyway?  I can guess at a few. . .

improvstone wrote:

beyondthebreach wrote:Hey. . . who the heck are the Fab Five anyway?  I can guess at a few. . .

Not me ...  I think their names are Paul, John, Ringo, George and some other guy ...

Pete Best.

What is a Fab Five?  Poll What?

invincibleoverlord...... You have my vote.

From what I have been able to gleen from this forum thread, the rest of the Acaeum Forum and from E-Bay, I would think that invincibleoverlord would be in the top five, or at least very close to the top five...

Although I would not want to help his head get any bigger.....  

Stay cool IOL....   

Does anyone remember the Trivi Athion in 96? The free handout at game stores where you answered questions on one side, and mailed it in to win a trip to GenCon. The other side had a complete TSR- D&D product list to date on the back. This is where my collecting took off. I'd been collecting really all my life and still had my original books plus about two 3' shelves of RPG's at that time. But when this thing came out it was like a revelation. Now you had a comprehensive look at all the products in front of you. I traveled with this thing from coast to coast several times on tour checking off as I went along. 96 was also the beginning of the internet boom and rec.games.frp.marketplace, where extensive wheeling and dealing went down (Including you Mike Dragonstrove if you're reading this ). Those days where so much fun, the screen name I operated under was a friend's called Wolftales (it just started that way so it kinda stuck). I've included a few pics of my ugly mug to put a face to the madness.

Invincible

couple questions:
1.  where is this collection located
2.  do you have a security system
3.  do you have a dog
4.  are you going away on vacation anytime soon?  

just kidding, that quite an extensive collection.  i would have to almost say it's not a collection at all, but a library..

I've spoken about automating our game room. The boy's at Atari said they'd give me a hand and upgraded my old 2600 into a badass machine  



are you kidding me   it looks like a 70's sci-fi TV set. my friend sent me this pic. Is this a joke or did it really exsist?  

Xaxaxe wrote:... most copies of this issue I've seen on eBay do not contain the checklist.

Okay, I'm quoting myself; I'm a big loser.

Anyway, I don't want to see any Acaeum users get burned, so I thought I'd follow up on my previous comment. I just checked eBay and found three copies of #227 available: two almost assuredly do not contain the checklist and the third is a question mark (it's shrinkwrapped, but I'm still leery).

So, again, be cautious when pursuing this item, or else your face will look like this ...   ... when you open your package and don't see a checklist.

invincibleoverlord wrote:I've spoken about automating our game room. The boy's at Atari said they'd give me a hand and upgraded my old 2600 into a badass machine  

are you kidding me   it looks like a 70's sci-fi TV set. my friend sent me this pic. Is this a joke or did it really exsist?  

LOL thats cool. The Atari 8000 has been the running gag back when Ataris were still being sold/produced. The name comes from an old DC (?) comic called Atari Force where the super mainframe computer was called Atari 8000. That pic was taken from this site here:

Atari Museum Home Page (click on "About...")