dbartman wrote:

Winterwords wrote:
This is probably heresy to say, but the Greyhawk line has never really interested me that much either. Though I have a few items, there's too much other stuff I want for me to start collecting material for another world.

Aaarggghhh!

I know, I know.  I was thinking blasphemy when I first read it as well.  But when I first started collecting, I was all about Greyhawk.  Nothing else interested me at all.  It took me some time but there are some really great Known World modules and supplements.  Heck, I just wish that TSR had gone into greater depth with Greyhawk like they did with Mystara.  I also dig Forgotten Realms and Planescape.  And while I have a few Dark Sun items and the Birthright box set, I wont touch Spelljammer with the business end of a tol-kendar.  :D

harami2000 wrote:

killjoy32 wrote:see if you planned it right, you could all have a custom built extension onto IO's museum. one could be "the clarkie room", another "the white box room" (guess who)

*g*. Not fair... What's wrong with the 1stA, 1stB, 2nd and 3rd printings, Al?

Or is white back in fashion?



*could do a nice wall collage of 1st print supps., too, whilst I've still got spares*

well you could split the room into sections which would nicely correlate into the relevant prints



but then in the back garden, we could have "guido's gypsy wagon"



and then there is "stormbers auction hall", ready made with stage etc for all them rare auctions....pictures around the wall of all the ppl who have sold thru his auctions



then there is the Eastern treasure chest room.....which is empty bar for the thick layer of dust on the floor....



and the maxwell room, which is basically the toilet



then there is the creep room, where you pay admission and then ask for a refund cos the room wasnt what you thought



any more?

Plaag wrote::lol: oh and Al That is why there is a "Guild Hall" you can have your room off of it too.

Course you forgot the "Dice Room" something akin to a drawing room (hell it'll have a bunch of crayons to color in the numbers)



ShaneG.

the dice room? hey thats the "johnhuck room"



then you have the "dragonlance bust room" where winterwords sits with her stuff



and the security room, where BC has about 30,000 monitors watching everyones every move....



grodogs "room of all things greyhawk" where there is a "treasures of the dragon queen" dangling from the ceiling just out of his reach.....



anyone think of anymore?

Hi, I'm Scott, long time reader, first time poster.



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Even though it's a 25th anniv. edition, for $.99, I'd have bid. Until I took a look at the shipping. An $8 handling fee?!?!? How do they handle it? Cryogenically? And that's on top of the shipping. Shipping to me was $11.85! Is a bike messenger bringing it? That's almost $19 shipping! No wonder no one's bid.

silver_beetle wrote:Hi, I'm Scott, long time reader, first time poster.



Check this one out:

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Even though it's a 25th anniv. edition, for $.99, I'd have bid. Until I took a look at the shipping. An $8 handling fee?!?!? How do they handle it? Cryogenically? And that's on top of the shipping. Shipping to me was $11.85! Is a bike messenger bringing it? That's almost $19 shipping! No wonder no one's bid.

Actually I think the $11.85 is inclusive. $3.85 for the postage and $8.00 extortion. Not sure but I think that is what it is as you can add your mugging charge to be added to the postage charge. Make it a little better....sort of like only having a root canal on one tooth instead of two.

OMG, that was sooooo funny!!



Hit those who are peaceful

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killjoy32 wrote:

bclarkie wrote:In the process of checking somethongs out tonight

ooer!

Is it possible to have a Freudian slip while typing???

bclarkie wrote:In the process of checking somethings out tonight, I came upon this handy little website that helps weed out an EBay users Neutral/Negative feedbacks. The site is listed here:



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What a blast!  I'm having a great time looking up all of you guys.  Some of those transactions must have been real nightmares.