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@chrisfullman I couldn't agree more. Dadgum whipper snappers! Get off my lawn! |
@wilw There is nothing more awesome than gaming on the floor. Doesn't matter what game, floor will always beat table. |
@otherniceman I hate it when that happens. That's when unit tests really start getting valuable. |
Gah! I hate using OWA for my email. I had no idea I used the tab key so often. |
Woah! When did Google Reader fancy itself up? |
Work emails and Elivis's '68 Comeback Special DVD. An interesting evening. |
I love that twitter lets me passively stalk some of my favorite authors and actors. |
@micheleneylon Practical is overrated. I want items for entertainment purposes only! :) |
Tinkering with MediaConsumer again. http://tinyurl.com/5jzuwv #mt |
@scalzi Only fifteen months? Lightweight! |
@technosailor You say that like you weren't a nerd already. :) |
The Malazan world from Gardens of the Moon, and beyond, was originally a role playing world for AD&D and then GURPS. Neat! |
@greggersh The first Death Gate book is high on my TBR pile, actually. I'll have to see about sneaking it in sooner. |
@jjthomas I consider myself even more of a nerd than I was back then, and proud of it! And I say we have a bloggers' D&D game sometime soon. |
@jjthomas That sucks. Raistlin was one of the more interesting characters. And then, of course, there were the kender. Oh, the kender. |
@jjthomas I used to have an omnibus (annotated, I think?) edition of the Dragonlance Chronicles, but it was severely water damaged. BM FTW! |
Thinking about various fantasy novels. I should write something on Reading Rayners. |
@technosailor Plenty of the DL Chronicles books are available on Bookmooch. Maybe I will have to snag a few and give them a re-read. |
@greggersh Bookmooch/Paperbackswap! Free books plus getting rid of old books. It's win-win! |
