http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/-t1.htm A place for off-topic rowdiness Thu, 19 Nov 2009 18:49:38 GMT 10 http://i55.servimg.com/u/f55/12/85/77/80/mediev11.jpg http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/-t1.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/humour-in-dragon-magazine-t136.htm SteveL From the April 1985 issue (#96) of Dragon: "The Meanest of Monsters" describes the Killer Dungeon Master and the Sleep-Inducing Dungeon Master. Excerpt: Quote:Subduing a Dungeon Master: An attack on a Dungeon Master may be made to subdue rather than to hospitalize. . . . A maximum of six human-sized attackers per Dungeon Master is possible. . . . Example of subduing a Dungeon Master: Two 8th-level fighters, a 7th-level dwarven fighter, an elven 4th-level fighter/6th-level ... "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Thu, 19 Nov 2009 18:49:38 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/humour-in-dragon-magazine-t136.htm#921 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/humour-in-dragon-magazine-t136.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/theoretical-siege-warfare-t130.htm kubera When we talk d&d we automatically default to the medieval template of what is the norm in high fantasy, we never question that horses are the norm and some form of magical perpetual motion machine do not move the carriages or war machines of the rich and powerful. We never consider that an overpowered decanter could be jet drive on a personal water craft, and as our long argument on the commercialization of magic showed many assume that centuries of accumulation of day to day magic stuff ... "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Tue, 10 Nov 2009 15:20:08 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/theoretical-siege-warfare-t130.htm#883 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/theoretical-siege-warfare-t130.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/avatars-in-this-forum-must-be-reloaded-t135.htm SteveL Recently, our personalized avatars haven't been appearing in the forum. Instead, we've been seeing the dreaded red x. After seeing that Craig's new avatar is being displayed, I tried reloading mine. It seems that the max. allowed image size has been reduced, because my avatar file is 480 pixels high X 377 wide, and the stated forum limit is 200 H X 150 W. (On the other hand, there's nothing about this in the meta-forum, so I don't know what the problem really is/was.) I changed the forum's ... "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Tue, 17 Nov 2009 20:12:26 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/avatars-in-this-forum-must-be-reloaded-t135.htm#918 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/avatars-in-this-forum-must-be-reloaded-t135.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/role-playing-character-monologue-tell-us-what-its-like-to-be-you-t134.htm SteveL "Character Monologue: Tell Us What It’s Like To Be You". Intro: Quote:Our heroes have just come back to town after exploring the wastelands, and the GM asks Fred what his character, Skark the scavenger, is doing. Quote:“He’s looking around to see if he can buy some more shotgun shells, then he’ll check in at the weather tower to see if they picked up any new radio signals. Oh, and he’ll get some salve for that 6 hits of burn damage he took.” [...] Informative, yes, ... "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Sat, 14 Nov 2009 17:06:06 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/role-playing-character-monologue-tell-us-what-its-like-to-be-you-t134.htm#913 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/role-playing-character-monologue-tell-us-what-its-like-to-be-you-t134.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/cure-disease-t109.htm kubera
Jonathan is of the opinion it IS to powerfull and should be scaled to level.]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Thu, 03 Sep 2009 21:49:52 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/cure-disease-t109.htm#728 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/cure-disease-t109.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/extended-character-concept-generator-t133.htm SteveL Extended Character Concept Generator: Quote:Some folks might remember when I did the “1 Sentence Character Concept generator”. Well, here’s an evolution of it, usable for any game, but inspired by HeroQuest’s character generation process. You’ll also notice it sets up a Conflict web around the PC – a mix of friends, allies, rivals, obligations, etc. A great way to build characters and situation. You could either fill out the whole thing, or, just do the first sentence and fill ... "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Thu, 12 Nov 2009 21:06:44 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/extended-character-concept-generator-t133.htm#908 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/extended-character-concept-generator-t133.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/athiest-greeting-cards-t131.htm kubera http://www.cafepress.com/+atheist+greeting_cards?page=1&sort=&topic=106772

I think this is my favorite
http://www.cafepress.com/+nature_is_my_god_greeting_cards_pk_of_10,319643459

I did not realize thomas Jefferson was an athiest.]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:16:51 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/athiest-greeting-cards-t131.htm#885 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/athiest-greeting-cards-t131.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/chad-vader-t126.htm Wilhelm



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wGR4-SeuJ0]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Wed, 28 Oct 2009 13:50:45 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/chad-vader-t126.htm#864 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/chad-vader-t126.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/predictions-are-done-t124.htm kubera
http://canadiansilverbug.blogspot.com/2009/10/crystal-balls-five-year-view.html]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Fri, 23 Oct 2009 23:48:42 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/predictions-are-done-t124.htm#857 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/predictions-are-done-t124.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/mold-your-own-floorplans-with-hirst-arts-fantasy-architecture-inc-t66.htm SteveL http://www.hirstarts.com/

They look amazing.

The author of the GMing blog known as Troy's Crock Pot writes about using them.]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Tue, 03 Mar 2009 19:49:52 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/mold-your-own-floorplans-with-hirst-arts-fantasy-architecture-inc-t66.htm#386 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/mold-your-own-floorplans-with-hirst-arts-fantasy-architecture-inc-t66.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/thac0s-for-monsters-with-more-than-16-hit-dice-t122.htm SteveL From TSR's First Edition AD&D adventure WG6: Isle of the Ape (1985), by Gary Gygax. Monster's Hit DiceTHAC0 18-19+5 20-21+4 22-23+3 24-25+2 26 & up1 "Negative [to-hit] numbers indicate Additional Damage Inflicted to Automatic Hit". "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Tue, 20 Oct 2009 21:57:58 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/thac0s-for-monsters-with-more-than-16-hit-dice-t122.htm#848 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/thac0s-for-monsters-with-more-than-16-hit-dice-t122.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/lalannes-requested-predictions-t120.htm kubera So Steve, give us the guidelines/criteria for these predictions,
What are you looking for.]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Tue, 06 Oct 2009 13:54:05 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/lalannes-requested-predictions-t120.htm#814 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/lalannes-requested-predictions-t120.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/checkerseekerdoors-t119.htm Regnar
However, in keeping with the 'old school' in-jokes, perhaps the "off-topic" thread board should be titled, "Ride for the gate!"]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Mon, 05 Oct 2009 12:20:20 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/checkerseekerdoors-t119.htm#808 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/checkerseekerdoors-t119.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/paranormal-activity-t121.htm Regnar I will have to rent this sucker...]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Fri, 09 Oct 2009 12:30:18 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/paranormal-activity-t121.htm#822 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/paranormal-activity-t121.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/so-i-wasn-t-dreaming-after-all-nostalgic-toy-t35.htm SteveL SH and I had a common friend in North York named Steven (or Stephen?) McGowan (sp?). When I was about 6 I remember being at SM's house and seeing a toy that consisted of plastic ingots and an oven-like device with a transparent dome into which the ingots would be placed. The heat would change them into shapes (e.g., dinosaurs), and if the shapes were reheated they'd change shape again. Nobody I've mentioned this to over the years had heard of this toy, and I'd begun to doubt my memory because ... "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Thu, 11 Dec 2008 19:24:29 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/so-i-wasn-t-dreaming-after-all-nostalgic-toy-t35.htm#208 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/so-i-wasn-t-dreaming-after-all-nostalgic-toy-t35.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/grand-theft-beatles-t113.htm SteveL ]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Sat, 12 Sep 2009 21:39:55 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/grand-theft-beatles-t113.htm#770 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/grand-theft-beatles-t113.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/fun-trailer-site-t116.htm Jonathan Last week at the festival, I saw a W. C. Fields movie (It's a Gift) that was picked by Joe Dante (Gremlins, etc.). After the film he discussed why he picked it as well as some other things that he is working on. On of the things he does is run this website: http://www.trailersfromhell.com/ Check out the trailers, some of them are quite funny, and the commentary is usually very good. Some of my favourites: http://www.trailersfromhell.com/trailers/129 http://www.trailersfromhell.com/trailers/334 http://www.trailersfromhell.com/trailers/10 "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Wed, 23 Sep 2009 04:28:23 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/fun-trailer-site-t116.htm#793 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/fun-trailer-site-t116.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/short-faced-bear-t115.htm kubera
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arctodus_simus]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Mon, 21 Sep 2009 12:44:59 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/short-faced-bear-t115.htm#783 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/short-faced-bear-t115.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/ninja-vs-spartan-t108.htm Wilhelm I was was watching Deadliest Warrior the other day and saw this episode. The premise of the battle is one on one combat, which is crazy when you consider that Spartans fought as units and Ninjas preferred to kill by surprise. (not to mention the 1500+ years of history separating the two) Putting logic aside for a moment, it was an interesting show. Strength vs Stealth, Bronze vs. Steel, Direct vs Devious. They input scads of data and run a simulation 1000 times. The closest ... "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Thu, 03 Sep 2009 14:46:38 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/ninja-vs-spartan-t108.htm#725 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/ninja-vs-spartan-t108.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/youtube-prankster-remi-gaillard-t107.htm SteveL "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Wed, 02 Sep 2009 20:29:44 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/youtube-prankster-remi-gaillard-t107.htm#723 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/youtube-prankster-remi-gaillard-t107.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/dd-themed-webcomic-t103.htm Jonathan
http://badgods.com/

Not all the comics deal with d&d, but a pretty good sense of humour all around, I'd say.]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Tue, 18 Aug 2009 05:43:38 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/dd-themed-webcomic-t103.htm#683 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/dd-themed-webcomic-t103.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/someone-owes-declan-t104.htm kubera Found one pristine quality urine coloured d20 in the driveway, Declan wanted it for his treasure box but I took it from him.]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Wed, 19 Aug 2009 22:34:47 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/someone-owes-declan-t104.htm#687 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/someone-owes-declan-t104.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/the-world-of-oseis-t106.htm SteveL The World of Oseis, created by Troy, Craig, and me in school.]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Mon, 31 Aug 2009 18:29:33 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/the-world-of-oseis-t106.htm#718 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/the-world-of-oseis-t106.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/weight-of-coins-t99.htm SteveL spreadsheet will calculate the coin's thickness. Reference information (size of Canadian coins and density of various metals) is included. Let me know if it's not clear.]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Mon, 10 Aug 2009 02:51:48 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/weight-of-coins-t99.htm#656 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/weight-of-coins-t99.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/kukri-gurkha-knife-t96.htm SteveL http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kukri]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Tue, 21 Jul 2009 19:32:57 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/kukri-gurkha-knife-t96.htm#634 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/kukri-gurkha-knife-t96.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/2nd-ed-books-t95.htm Jonathan Anyone who wants all the 2nd ed. AD&D books, just give me a burnable cd or dvd and I'll burn a copy for you. The file is about 30 Megs. "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Tue, 21 Jul 2009 06:05:35 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/2nd-ed-books-t95.htm#632 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/2nd-ed-books-t95.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/soloman-treasure-finding-book-t94.htm SteveL Do you still have that book or its identifying info? (This is the book that purported to contain the clues necessary to locate some sort of prize.) "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Mon, 20 Jul 2009 21:19:58 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/soloman-treasure-finding-book-t94.htm#631 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/soloman-treasure-finding-book-t94.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/the-mysterious-add-artist-dat-t65.htm SteveL
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_A._Trampier]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Tue, 03 Mar 2009 19:35:04 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/the-mysterious-add-artist-dat-t65.htm#385 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/the-mysterious-add-artist-dat-t65.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/rate-rank-the-star-wars-films-t81.htm SteveL My list (best to worst): 1. Three-way tie: Star Wars (1977)--8/10. Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980)--8/10. Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi (1983)--8/10. 2. Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005)--7/10. 3. Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002)--6/10. 4. Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (1999)--5/10. Maybe I'm being stingy. Ah, George, too bad you didn't cast better actors in some of the key roles. Other complaint: ... "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Thu, 21 May 2009 21:00:29 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/rate-rank-the-star-wars-films-t81.htm#522 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/rate-rank-the-star-wars-films-t81.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/pioneer-cd-player-for-car-t92.htm SteveL
Used (not by me).

Free. Any takers?

]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Sun, 28 Jun 2009 19:14:58 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/pioneer-cd-player-for-car-t92.htm#598 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/pioneer-cd-player-for-car-t92.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/replica-44-magnum-t91.htm SteveL
Would make a great toy. I would have loved it as a kid. Free.

Genuine M29:
]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Fri, 26 Jun 2009 19:35:27 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/replica-44-magnum-t91.htm#595 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/replica-44-magnum-t91.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/early-map-of-roddy-s-setting-t89.htm SteveL

Probably from 1982-85. I believe this map predates the Deluge that created an inland sea.]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Wed, 24 Jun 2009 19:55:18 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/early-map-of-roddy-s-setting-t89.htm#591 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/early-map-of-roddy-s-setting-t89.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/pronunciation-of-melnibone-t82.htm SteveL

Michael Moorcock wrote:

It's Mel-nib-on-ay (as in cafe)... I've tried to give clues in the books as to pronunciations!

Source: Moorcock's Miscellany forum.]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Thu, 21 May 2009 23:09:54 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/pronunciation-of-melnibone-t82.htm#523 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/pronunciation-of-melnibone-t82.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/boy-scouts-of-america-has-stormtrooper-training-program-t79.htm SteveL "Scouts Train to Fight Terrorists, and More", NYT, 14 May 2009. Excerpt: Quote:The Explorers program, a coeducational affiliate of the Boy Scouts of America that began 60 years ago, is training thousands of young people in skills used to confront terrorism, illegal immigration and escalating border violence — an intense ratcheting up of one of the group’s longtime missions to prepare youths for more traditional jobs as police officers and firefighters. “This is about being ... "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Thu, 14 May 2009 19:00:07 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/boy-scouts-of-america-has-stormtrooper-training-program-t79.htm#507 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/boy-scouts-of-america-has-stormtrooper-training-program-t79.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/10-awesome-ads-for-traumatizing-children-t86.htm SteveL
10 Awesome Ads (For Traumatizing Children)

Some had me laughing pretty hard.]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Mon, 01 Jun 2009 20:09:21 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/10-awesome-ads-for-traumatizing-children-t86.htm#535 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/10-awesome-ads-for-traumatizing-children-t86.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/thoughts-on-lost-s-s5-finale-spoilers-t80.htm SteveL Did the H-bomb explode? All we saw was a white flash. Unless it was a red herring, why would the writers show Marvin Candle sustaining a hand-losing injury during the Incident if he was subsequently incinerated by the blast? (He was seen to have a prosthetic hand in the post-Incident training films.) [Edit: his hand may only have been injured.] It seems likely, then, that the plan to change the past failed and that the H-bomb did not destroy all life on the island. My guess is that ... "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Thu, 14 May 2009 20:51:23 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/thoughts-on-lost-s-s5-finale-spoilers-t80.htm#512 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/thoughts-on-lost-s-s5-finale-spoilers-t80.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/we-are-grognards-t64.htm SteveL From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grognard: Quote:From wargaming, the term moved to role-playing games where it was used to mean someone who preferred older-than-current editions of a game (for example, a person who stayed with first edition Dungeons & Dragons even after the second or third editions were released). Nowadays, in colloquial usage, it refers to someone who has been involved in a hobby or pastime for a long period, particularly those involved in earlier phases of a ... "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Tue, 03 Mar 2009 19:00:04 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/we-are-grognards-t64.htm#384 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/we-are-grognards-t64.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/demand-for-a-crt-computer-monitor-t62.htm SteveL
Not sure what to do with it. Bruzynski mentioned that there is a market for older technology. Should I try eBay? Craig's List? Kijiji? Shipping would be a killer, no (CRTs are heavy)?

P.S. I have a new 21" LCD monitor.]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Fri, 20 Feb 2009 20:41:39 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/demand-for-a-crt-computer-monitor-t62.htm#369 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/demand-for-a-crt-computer-monitor-t62.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/a-proposal-t61.htm SteveL The subject is accurate. I proposed to Heather on Valentine's Day with an 18-karat, white gold, diamond-encrusted padparadscha (red) sapphire--the rarest of the sapphires. Click for larger image. Heather had found the stone on the Web. After ordering it, I secretly created a fake website that spoofs the real one but has a slightly different behaviour. Just after midnight on the 14th, I had her look at the fake page. Imagine her surprise when she saw the "Status: Sold" text ... "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Fri, 20 Feb 2009 20:00:52 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/a-proposal-t61.htm#366 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/a-proposal-t61.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/weapon-videos-t60.htm SteveL War hammer demo* from Cold Steel (a company): Cold Steel Chinese War Sword slices meat: ______________ * Demo = demonstration and demolition. "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Wed, 18 Feb 2009 22:08:37 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/weapon-videos-t60.htm#354 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/weapon-videos-t60.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/how-medieval-is-a-medieval-game-t53.htm Bruzynski
more on this later]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Fri, 23 Jan 2009 23:28:30 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/how-medieval-is-a-medieval-game-t53.htm#296 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/how-medieval-is-a-medieval-game-t53.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/sh-s-house-rules-add-t54.htm SteveL http://ca.geocities.com/sharri0696@rogers.com/rules/second.html

(First time I've seen them on his Website.)]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Tue, 27 Jan 2009 17:49:56 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/sh-s-house-rules-add-t54.htm#306 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/sh-s-house-rules-add-t54.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/rating-music-a-proposal-t47.htm SteveL The Problem: Numerical Ratings The Internet Movie Database (IMDb.com) and similar sites enable users to rate films with a numerical score. Music, on the other hand, doesn't seem amenable to numerical ratings. For example, I would be hard pressed to assign a numerical rating to the Beatles' "She Loves You". I like it, but is it a 6? A 7? An 8? etc. It is difficult to rate because in the back of my mind I'm computing where this song stands in relation to other songs I know (but ... "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Thu, 08 Jan 2009 20:52:53 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/rating-music-a-proposal-t47.htm#254 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/rating-music-a-proposal-t47.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/our-pcs-from-ed-greenwood-s-home-campaign-t36.htm SteveL As mentioned a few weeks ago, I searched for my Forgotten Realms character Brace Scatterhawk and found a few hits. It seems he became an important character. From "PEOPLE, HISTORY: The Nobles of Cormyr (part 3 of 6)" (2006): Quote:MAJOR NOBLE HOUSES [...] * [Scatterhawk] Family Members Currently Alive - Brace Skatterhawk, one of the knights who rides with Princess Alusair, has been told he's a bastard son of Azoun IV. [CaN,p.105-106,120] [CAN = Cormyr: A ... "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Thu, 11 Dec 2008 19:42:39 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/our-pcs-from-ed-greenwood-s-home-campaign-t36.htm#209 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/our-pcs-from-ed-greenwood-s-home-campaign-t36.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/free-online-steve-jackson-game-t42.htm kubera http://ultracorps.sjgames.com/

you can set up personal games for small group.s]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Mon, 22 Dec 2008 16:51:16 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/free-online-steve-jackson-game-t42.htm#234 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/free-online-steve-jackson-game-t42.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/tiddly-wiki-t40.htm SteveL http://www.tiddlywiki.com/ is a free product with these salient features: 1. All data and functionality is stored in a single HTML file, so you can run it in your browser without needing to install anything. You can take the file with you on a USB drive. 2. The form of the software is a series of user-created "tiddlers", which are akin to notes, entries, or articles. The brilliant thing about it is that you can associate tiddlers with each other via hyperlinks, either as embedded ... "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Fri, 19 Dec 2008 23:26:48 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/tiddly-wiki-t40.htm#229 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/tiddly-wiki-t40.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/email-addresses-of-spammers-t38.htm SteveL gibsonnaus.tyn@gmail.com
mail@fastorgazm.cn
feekcypeprems@gmail.com
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Do not send them email or you might find yourself on a spam list.]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Fri, 12 Dec 2008 04:41:06 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/email-addresses-of-spammers-t38.htm#218 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/email-addresses-of-spammers-t38.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/my-bookscan-your-check-t34.htm Bruzynski I am missing three books. Can you guys check for them as I may have left them at your house or they may have ended up in your bag after a session. I am missing DMG, MM and UA (which I think i left at Carter's last night). "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Tue, 09 Dec 2008 19:52:28 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/my-bookscan-your-check-t34.htm#206 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/my-bookscan-your-check-t34.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/quantum-of-solace-t28.htm SteveL

]]> "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Wed, 19 Nov 2008 01:04:58 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/quantum-of-solace-t28.htm#178 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/quantum-of-solace-t28.htm http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/a-library-to-die-for-t30.htm SteveL "Browse the Artifacts of Geek History in Jay Walker's Library", Wired, 22 Sept. 2008. Dine your eyes on this. The View From Above Looming over the library is an original Sputnik 1 satellite, one of several backups the Soviets built. At far left is a model of NASA's experimental X-29 jet, with forward-swept wings. "It's the first plane that a pilot can't fly—only computers can handle it," Walker says. On the top of the center shelves are "scholar's rocks," ... "Okay, you're in a tavern. . . ." Wed, 19 Nov 2008 20:18:50 GMT http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/a-library-to-die-for-t30.htm#182 http://checkerseekerdoors.forumotion.net/okay-you-re-in-a-tavern--f4/a-library-to-die-for-t30.htm