Agent Cooper wrote:Has anybody ever played the board game "RuneBound?" If so, any recommendations?It looks cool. I might like to pick it up for my game group to try, but I don't know anything about it. Any of you guys ever play it?
Agent Cooper wrote:Thanks kindly Guido. Just wanted to hear from an Acaeum member for a reliable review, cuz we're all gamers here. Kingofpain: Yeah, I'm pretty bad at trash talking. All kidding aside, yes, my G-men did good. Will we surprise everybody again and beat GB? Not likely, but who knows? We certainly weren't supposed to beat Dallas.I wonder where Badmike is? I thought he'd have been here by now to get all riled up and flame me up one side and down the other.
killjoy32 wrote:ps. oh yeah, you americans regard the world as yours dont you
Plaag wrote:As for that booing Indy crowd to the girl..People seem to do that for all of those that I've watched throughout the years...I was waiting for a kid with an Indy jersey because crowds in the past have cheered for local kids..so it is not just the Indy crowd.oh and... Go Pack Go!ShaneG.
Xaxaxe wrote:Touching on the massive implosion of the sports card and comics industry in the early 1990s, which we've bandied about a bit from time to time, here's a pretty decent article about that era (mostly from the comics standpoint):http://www.comicbookresources.com/columns/?column=28It's a good read, with some interesting history, and should be of interest to anyone who has ever been a collector of any sort of pop culture. I found it revelaing that more than one source pointed to the exact month that the comics industry began its death-spiral.
Plaag wrote:As for that booing Indy crowd to the girl...
bonk! wrote:Yeah, that reminded me of another occasion when a brutal mob went after a little girl... [ Image ]She's balling and the dem supporters keep laughing at her, shouting sneers. Typical.bonk!
VermilionFire wrote:The father, Phil Parlock, is a publicity hound who staged the confrontation to get on radio shows. Shame on him for purposely putting his daughter through his pathological need for "trauma." Phil Parlock information
FormCritic wrote:So, it doesn't matter what the Democrat supporters in the crowd actually did...that they felt justified in their behavior because they are good and Republicans are evil...All that matters is that Parlock set them up to show their true colors?I don't give Parlock high marks for carrying his daughter into a hostile crowd. That doesn't change what those around him actually did.
VermilionFire wrote:If Parlock is not man enough...