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Thanks to C&C I had to paint the dining room
Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 12:32 am
by greenbadge
The wife was finally able to join our C&C group, after the first couple games I asked her how she liked the game. She said the game was ok, but she had a problem with our dining room, The walls were in need of a fresh coat of paint. She would be unable to enjoy the game until the room was painted. So this weekend I am in the process of painting the dining room.
I guess I am lucky that my wife wants to play C@C and all I need to do to have her enjoy the game is to paint the dining room.
I wonder what I need to do to have her enjoy ASLSK#1

Re: Thanks to C&C I had to paint the dining room
Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 8:48 am
by Desrimal
Looks to me like your wife rolled a "20" on her charisma check.
Re: Thanks to C&C I had to paint the dining room
Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 2:07 pm
by Sir Ironside
Play the; Reservoir Dogs soundtrack while painting. Shows your serious. It would also help if you painted the whole room with a serious face and serious brush strokes. (Rollers are for sissy's)
Then when you are finished the painting, before you shower, sit down with your manly smell and splattered smock then demand to watch; The Devil Wears Prada movie. (Also works works on mother-in-laws and Mormons. Mormons will even help you paint.)
Can't go wrong with this manly tactic to get any significant other to want to play C&C. It's like a counter attack, out-flanking your opponent. (Being your wife.)
Works for me every time!
Re: Thanks to C&C I had to paint the dining room
Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2012 10:33 pm
by MormonYoYoMan
Do you really think you could seduce me into a game of C&C by playing a Glen Close movie? Or was it Meryl Streep? Neither, sez I, and fie upon such a thought!
Lauren Bacall or Loreen Tuttlel however....
As for helping you paint, I confess to being a roller-using sissy. Even when I painted miniatures.
PS: I can use my chair or my walker when painting, yes?
Sir Ironside wrote:Play the; Reservoir Dogs soundtrack while painting. Shows your serious. It would also help if you painted the whole room with a serious face and serious brush strokes. (Rollers are for sissy's)
Then when you are finished the painting, before you shower, sit down with your manly smell and splattered smock then demand to watch; The Devil Wears Prada movie. (Also works works on mother-in-laws and Mormons. Mormons will even help you paint.)
Can't go wrong with this manly tactic to get any significant other to want to play C&C. It's like a counter attack, out-flanking your opponent. (Being your wife.)
Works for me every time!
Re: Thanks to C&C I had to paint the dining room
Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2012 1:00 pm
by TheMetal1
As suggested by Sir Ironsides...A nice little song to get you in that painting mood
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTOVcREgDZ0
Of course I have to ask...what color did you choose to paint the dining room? That way we know what to call you from now on...

Re: Thanks to C&C I had to paint the dining room
Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2012 1:23 pm
by CKDad
greenbadge wrote:I wonder what I need to do to have her enjoy ASLSK#1

In over 20 years of ASL play, I've seen
one female player. That was about 1999, at Winter Offensive. I think you'll have better luck convincing her to let you buy a Corvette.

Re: Thanks to C&C I had to paint the dining room
Posted: Tue Sep 18, 2012 2:59 am
by Sir Ironside
TheMetal1 wrote:Of course I have to ask...what color did you choose to paint the dining room? That way we know what to call you from now on...
Using my remarkable psychic/deduction powers, I sense green... a manly mint green.
Re: Thanks to C&C I had to paint the dining room
Posted: Wed Sep 19, 2012 4:03 pm
by dachda
CKDad wrote:greenbadge wrote:I wonder what I need to do to have her enjoy ASLSK#1

In over 20 years of ASL play, I've seen
one female player. That was about 1999, at Winter Offensive. I think you'll have better luck convincing her to let you buy a Corvette.

A guy here in Portland (well, across the river in Vancouver, WA) managed to get his wife to play ASL. She's even been to some local tournaments. She makes here money by painting minis for people who find her via the internet. And the Two 1/2 squads podcast interviewed a Dutch woman at a tournament who plays regularly. So that would make at least three women who play ASL!!