yellowone wrote:I am not sure which modules are missing as that info doesnt make it this low on the foodchain
geomendez wrote:I'm sure he is referring to my items I have on ebay right now. I haven't been an employee of WOTC for over five years ago. I suggest people start doing there homework before any finger pointing starts.The funny thing is I met with John prior to getting my items as John went through all the TSR pallets of archives for WOTC. I'll be happy to answer any and all questions, cause I've got nothing to hide and I got all my items legit!Dave
geomendez wrote:The story is as exciting as one might think. I've been collecting for about 10 years prior to me working at Wizards, so some of these items I've had for years. I was at WOTC when they bought TSR. TSR sent about 12(?) pallets of product from thier archives and offices. When they got to WOTC the product room was given the task of unloading and going through the pallets. I offered to help unoad the pallets and organize the products as I knew too much about D&D products. LOL! After unloading the pallets John and other TSR people in charge of the achives came through and took copies of what ever WOTC didn't already have in the archives. Once that was done all the extra product was put up for sale to WOTC employees. Because I had done 90% of the work on my own time, I was allowed to pick stuff that I wanted first. So there you have it. Dave
DungeonDelver wrote:Would you guys get mad at me if I bought the kids PJs for my daughter and let her wear them?
deimos3428 wrote:DungeonDelver wrote:Would you guys get mad at me if I bought the kids PJs for my daughter and let her wear them? I think you should! But then, I also think we should start the "War on Shrinkwrap", which I'm sure makes a lot of guys shudder.