bombadil wrote:Couglish...more than just a language, it's a disease.
bclarkie wrote:Heh, only 20%?! Is that even legal?Aside, has anyone confirmed the printing on that set yet? I was too lazy to ask.
dcas wrote:Is it possible that they are making a reference to the rate of exchange between the U.S. dollar and the Canadian? That is, is it possible that they believe that you intend to pay them in (less-valuable) Canadian dollars than in U.S. dollars?
Deadlord39 wrote:By the way, covfc1987 reposted his Kandroc. I ended up with an Unpaid Item strike after a huge row over his shilling. 'Twould be appreciated if everyone here would steer clear of it. eBay as usual promised to investigate, then tagged me with an UI.
Badmike wrote:I don't think Cougie can ever change....unfortunately our hobby breeds misanthropes just liike any group and for these it's almost impossible to change. Just think of the one guy in your D&D group that would argue the interpretaion of Charm Person for hours or would rant about the 2nd edition Magic Missile spell "hosing" his uber mage and you have a picture of what an unlikeable twit this guy probably is, the ultimate rules lawyer who can't even get the rules right but likes to bitch about it anyway. Ugh. I just know he's fat and has BO and bad breath to complete the picture...Mike B.
MShipley88 wrote:Well...I don't know if fat gamers automatically suck , but Coug does remind me of one of Stephen King's characters. He reads an awful lot like Harold Lauder from The Stand, if Harold had been a titanium rated Ebay seller.Mark
sleepyCO wrote:Hey wait a minute!! "I don't know if fat gamers automatically suck"????I certainly don't fit the stereotype--well north of three bills--and one of the reasons I got into D&D was that size and strength (of the players, not the PC's) DIDN'T matter! BTW . . . is there such a thing as a "very good copy of H1"? (One without a crushed box, that is!)