Badmike wrote:I hate everyone here.Mike B.
g026r wrote:http://pages.ebay.ca/help/sell/manage_b ... #canceling
Cushionsnbeans wrote:Will it protect against giant shrews??
JohnGaunt wrote:The story, the images, the photos, and now the Carrollesque homage . . .Who will be the first to make a Cafe Press coffee mug or T-Shirt with Mike and Spunky on it?
improvstone wrote:Giant Shrews are probably like tigers and always go for the back of the neck.So we still some extra chain mail for the head/neck area.As a side note the chainmail (as shown in the picture of the office worker on the geek site) will protect you from ever going on a date with the hot chick in your office.
Badmike wrote:I'm becoming a legend because of a hairy giant rodent....geez....Mike B.
JohnGaunt wrote:Preparing to backstab yourself, getting, errr, maced by a party member, and then groped by a dwarf are only some of what makes it funny. The set-up of the encounter, the enjoyment by the players & DM, the connection to GenCon . . . the list goes on and on, and I've only read about it.
IttyBitty wrote:Mike,Next time before you go back into Tegal, don't forget to read THE TAMING OF THE SHREW..... At least it would give you a better chance to capture it...Maybe you could then become a SHREW MASTER and have them do your bidding...Okay, I'm done now...
Badmike wrote:I just wiped myself with your XXXI, Lance!!!! Mike B.
killjoy32 wrote:seriously now, (sorry mike for going on about it really man), this encounter was a DMs dream. i sat there and couldnt believe some of the things they were going to do - i seriously had the dice ready to see if mike (the elf) would fart when he was grabbed by martin (the dwarf) to steady him, THEN john with such a great idea, actually MISSED, i couldnt help but get him to thump mike and watch them all react - was hilarious.seriously guys, and i mean this. that was a game that i will never forget - not necessarily for the fun element, but 4 great buds gaming together revelling in what we enjoy the most - old-school D&D Al