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<t>Yep, I live barely a mile from the castle, near Barrow Hill (or Barry Bonk, as we know it; a 300 my-old volcano remnant, with deep quarries hacked out of it in the 19th century that made impromptu LARPS involving the Caves of Chaos all the more realistic when I was a nipper).<br/> <br/> The Crook...

Whoever dreamed that thing up seriously needed to get out more.

<t>I must say, the new PHB art is very good. I never thought I'd see something better than that poor afflicted knight, but this does it. Just a pity I got a 3rd print not long ago; the quality of these books means that It'll be quite a while before I need another one.<br/> <br/> As for the M&T, ...

Treebore wrote:
I so want to do a castle tour of Europe! They do have such a package too!

Well, watch your footing if you visit Dudley Castle. That ruddy gatehouse'll have your foot off at the ankle soon as look at you.

<t>Hmm, I expect that a lot of it is pure media speculation. Still, part of me can't help but think that if one has to go, one departing frame of mind vastly outmatches the other.<br/> <br/> 1- Having a fun time.<br/> <br/> 2- Despair so profound self-annihilation is the only apparent answer.<br/> <...

<t>I like green. I prefer a darker, holly-green or racing green, but green is good. Green is calming. It is rich, verdant, viridian and probably a few other things beginning with "v".<br/> <br/> I still prefer the old look, but these are growing on me a bit. I'm sure that when I come to replace my c...

Fantastic news; I'm glad it's finally working out for you both.

<r>OK, I'll stop now before it gets silly, but I had to include this one. A near-staple mix of tenderness and anger. Julie.<br/> <URL url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmYSMU3TKNQ&feature=related"><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmYSMU3T ... re=related">http://www.youtube.com/w...

Mr Sulu, ahead mosh factor seven!
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<r>Or we could just go for the full-on Levellers experience; one of my favourites in the pit, this one:<br/> <URL url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyXN8G--MPM&feature=related"><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyXN8G-- ... re=related">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyXN8G--MPM&a...

<r>OK, too folksy, that one? Well, how about something with a little more fire to it?<br/> <URL url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soPiEOXvX_U&feature=related"><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soPiEOXv ... re=related">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soPiEOXvX_U&feature=related...

But that's not all they do. They also do this:
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<r>Great links, folks; I've wasted ages listening to them all.<br/> <br/> About Mungo jerry? It was London, it was 1970 or thereabouts; they just didn't know better. We're all embarrassed, but we try to move on.<br/> <br/> Not exactly a Hillish sound, but I also enjoy a bit of a mix of styles; a bit...

gideon_thorne wrote: One of the best games I was ever involved in, took place entirely in a Tavern. The place was a target for slaver raids and the group I was playing in ended up defending the place. Oh, quite so; two great adventures from the pages of White Dwarf were based in taverns: Night of B...

<t>IT IS MINE! IT IS MINE! IT IS MIIIIIIIIIIIIINE, HAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!<br/> <br/> *chortle*<br/> <br/> The leak is plugged, the hole through which my joy once flowed upon the dry sand is filled. The yearning gap in my contentment is made whole, the Sun is shining, the birds are singing, I finally hav...

Well done! I hope you feel suitably proud that you stuck with it.

<t>Hang on:<br/> <br/> Your local HAS the goods, IN the shop, and TURNS YOU AWAY because they haven't bothered to sort out the paperwork on it? And then expects you to put yourself out and go back when they can get around to pulling their proverbial fingers out?<br/> <br/> Amazing.<br/> <br/> That'd...

Holy moly; what a bonny wee thing.

Don't worry; it'll probably get there before the weekend, wot?

Ah, time. As precious as water in the Namib, and twice as quick to disappear on you.

Your pain. I feel it.

Well, Wednesday needs someone to love it.

<t>I haven't been to the cinema is several years. What keeps me away most of the time these days is my fellow patrons.<br/> <br/> When I go to see a movie, I go to see a movie. I don't want to hear other conversations, text alerts or the sounds of masticating juveniles attempting to carry on a conve...

Well done, Dachda. Hope your head feels better.

<t>As an aside, consider parking and general accessibility. Rents in shopping centres are often prohibitively high for small specialist shops, but they are very easy for your customers to get to, and the little shoppers can drag their parents in while they're doing the weekly shop, so your incidenta...

<t>At last, it is mine!<br/> <br/> And I have to say, a damn fine issue, all round. The Black Libram preview wasn't so very useful for me, but that's only because I already had the thing in the bag along with my mag; I'll enjoy slavering over that later.<br/> <br/> The centre map is gorgeous and has...

<t>I like modules, but I tend to very very cruel to them. I pick them up, peruse them, rip them to teensy-weensy little bits and jam them back together with bits from others and dollops of my own work, then beat the patchwork horror back into a shape that it's own mother wouldn't recognise.<br/> <br...

Rooting for you both this side of the pond too, mate. Kick 'em hard where it hurts- in the wallet!

Hope they both get better soon. Give 'em my best wishes.

And congratulations!

*Salivates at the though of just playing C&C as a player.*