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Somewhere a gamer has died

Started by The Evil DM, October 22, 2007, 09:17:53 AM

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The Evil DM

#15
October 23, 2007, 02:56:59 PM
Quote from: Ian AbsentiaSomeone, somewhere, yes.  But not me.  :)

See?  This is why we need the magic sorting machine.  We could use it for redistributing food, resources, and wealth, too.  We'd be living in a socialist utopia over night!  But let's take care of the gaming resources first.

!i!


Yup it's all in perspective. If I needed to i'd trade a boxed Ringworld rpg for a copy of the Top Secret SI Agent 13 source book in a heart beat.
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droog

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October 24, 2007, 02:35:35 AM
Quote from: Ian AbsentiaYeah, just like I have the Thieves' World boxed set that someone else here was pining after.
I've got that too!
The past lives on in your front room
The poor still weak the rich still rule
History lives in the books at home
The books at home

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Kyle Aaron

#17
October 24, 2007, 03:05:36 AM
Quote from: James J SkachI told him I'd give him $100 for all of it...ya know...just to take it off his hands and get it out of his parents' basement. For some reason, he declined.
I would tell him, "Either you sell it, or you start gaming again, you fucker."
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James J Skach

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October 24, 2007, 09:57:34 AM
Quote from: Kyle AaronI would tell him, "Either you sell it, or you start gaming again, you fucker."
I bugged him about it yesterday in that friendly "Hey, been to your parents lately?" way. I'm playing it soft so I get first pick of the AD&D stuff...

He actually just gave me some print proofs of a relatively talented artist that came to us for a while to get his stuff prepped for printers. Apparently this stuff has been in a box in a corner for years and just kept getting moved around. One day the light bulb went off and he realized he could give them to me. A few are even frame worthy. But I think I'm going to contact the artist and see if he'd like to auction them off at some local con for a good cause.

It's amazing the gaming stuff that's out there..it's more pervasive than I thought.
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