Deadlord36 wrote:Inbread? Are you saying you just loaf around all day?
nn wrote:Is there any food a scotsman wouldnt deep-fry?
beyondthebreach wrote:See . . . now you're just ruining my romantic view of Scotland and making it all seem like Trainspotting. :D
killjoy32 wrote:HEY IAN!! i think i stumbled onto the perfect plan for getting to that hobby shop...i suggested to amanda last night that it would be a good idea if we got in the car and did a small tour of scotland....do a lil bit of sight-seeing and stuff and we could go and see glasgow and edinburgh.... i didnt mention "shops" tho...i am amazing at orienteering so what i will do, is get the details from you and while we are scooting around glasgow, we will just "happen" across this "oh look a hobby shop, lets go have a look" will no doubt get a "laser-beam, gorgon-type-look" from her, but at that point, who cares what a plan!
mbassoc2003 wrote:I don't know if Claymore ever had anything to do with Claymore Games back in the early '80s. But Claymore Games is no more. I have a copy of Gabriel's Gate here somewhere though. I'll see if I can get a firm date for Claymore this year and I'll let you know.
bclarkie wrote:beyondthebreach wrote:See . . . now you're just ruining my romantic view of Scotland and making it all seem like Trainspotting. Trainspotting. I loved that movie.
beyondthebreach wrote:See . . . now you're just ruining my romantic view of Scotland and making it all seem like Trainspotting.
killjoy32 wrote:i liked trainspotting. was my fave "drug" movie, just slightly ahead of new jack city....that was until i saw La4er cake (layer cake) last year....once i saw that, it got well and truly knocked off its perch - a fantastic film if i ever saw one!(my other passion is films....prb more than D&D tbh)
BigSister wrote:I know -- a topic sooooo far from TSR it hurts!! 8O Dave groans when I talk about genealogy -- and I groan when he talks about TSR.