MShipley88 wrote:What is the oldest gaming item you own? Earliest printing...from the Elder Days...the Times Before.....
johnhuck wrote:General off-topic chit-chat...I have a confession to make Tonight I took down our Christmas tree
Marlith wrote:johnhuck wrote:General off-topic chit-chat...I have a confession to make Tonight I took down our Christmas tree Should send that into Post Secret
johnhuck wrote:Marlith wrote:Should send that into Post Secret Actually, most of the needles had already decided to take themselves down some time ago. What I actually removed was an elaborate collection of twigs.
Marlith wrote:Should send that into Post Secret
bclarkie wrote:If its any consolation to you John, my high school Spanish teacher had hers up for over 3 years. Granted it was a fake one, but still.
johnhuck wrote:bclarkie wrote:If its any consolation to you John, my high school Spanish teacher had hers up for over 3 years. Granted it was a fake one, but still. Thank you for those words of comfort . I managed to get to August about 3 years ago with an artificial tree. And I thought it a sound argument that it was a pointless exercise taking it down at that point; being well over half way to next Christmas. But all that I got was one of those "JFDI" looks
JohnGaunt wrote:It's too cold outside to climb on a ladder! Why can't Xmas be celebrated around the middle of summer?
Plaag wrote:Doing some pre-spring cleaning (and inventoring) I had a question on G1-3. Page Not FoundI have either a 1st or 2nd print, but what are 'scratch marks' on the illustrations?ShaneG.
johnhuck wrote:Plaag wrote:Doing some pre-spring cleaning (and inventoring) I had a question on G1-3. Page Not FoundI have either a 1st or 2nd print, but what are 'scratch marks' on the illustrations?ShaneG.Are you talking about the illustrations in the module?Or the image on this site? Page Not FoundIf the latter, isn't it the shhrinkwrap seams? If the former, I'll have to dig out my copy to see what you mean.
Plaag wrote:Latter as noted in site description (Second: Described as having minor scratch marks on interior illustrations cleaned up; this print is unconfirmed.)ShaneG.