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I've Got To Use This Somewhere |
Posted by: Bob Schroeck - 12-31-2002, 04:37 PM - Forum: General DW Chatter
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I've been to Canada twice in the last ten years, I've got relatives there, and I never knew until today... that the Canadian one-dollar coin is called "the loonie". (See this page on the Snopes urban legend site for some interesting info on the loonie.) Even more interesting is that the loonie was introduced at about the same time Looney joined the Warriors... there's got to be a cosmic signficance there somewhere.
-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
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Borribles |
Posted by: Bob Schroeck - 12-31-2002, 04:28 PM - Forum: Future Steps
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For those of you who were following the minidiscussion of a possible Step set in the world of Michael de Larrabeiti's Borribles books (see "Self-Cross?" over in Future Steps), I've come up with a plot, which I'm going to be polishing a little and then sending to my prereaders. But I just need to crow a little about it. Imagine...
The SBG on the march. Corrupt officials who want their dirty laundry kept hidden. The heroes of the Great Rumble Hunt reunited once more. A UN resolution. Amnesty International. The Wendle tunnels under seige. A desperate race against both time and and a team of assassins.
I've probably said too much, but damn. If this weren't a fanfic, it would make a great summer blockbuster movie...
-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
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Find Weakness |
Posted by: Evil Midnight Lurker - 12-27-2002, 11:10 PM - Forum: The Game Everyone Loves To Play
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"Kryptonite" by Three Doors Down.
Doug concentrates on a target enemy and the song materializes an appropriate quantity of said enemy's One Weakness, if any--green K, gold dust, several live cats, whatever.
Alternately it just gives Doug a quick mental list of the target's Susceptibilities, Vulnerabilities, and any appropriate Psych or Phys Lims. (Gee, I wonder what game E.M. plays? )
Now, since Superman never took off in Warriors' World, Doug would have to pick this up in another universe...
...unless the WW 3 Doors wrote a version entitled "Thundranium".
--Sam Ashley
"Well, let's go beat up that hedge then."
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I don't understand this, Take 2 |
Posted by: Bob Schroeck - 12-27-2002, 04:26 PM - Forum: Forums
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Okay, according to the info I can see on the page, this morning we have 37 registered members, where at the beginning of the week we had 35.
But the list of registered members hasn't changed.
I'm so confused!
-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
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Emotional Scenes and Doug |
Posted by: Murmur the Fallen - 12-26-2002, 10:51 PM - Forum: Drunkard's Walk III: Sana-chan No Omocha
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You know, one wonders what Doug's role is in Kodocha beyond the tough-guy bodyguard gig. I mean, it's not like Doug would be dispensing life-affirming advice or even Lucy-esque schemes or what have you, since that's Sana-chan's job (and a good job she does, too). And it's not like he's going to introduce them to the world o' magic. Or is he?
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Kipling! |
Posted by: ECSNorway - 12-26-2002, 09:52 PM - Forum: The Game Everyone Loves To Play
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Once Upon A Time, Leslie Fish did a very nice album of Kipling's poems, set to appropriate music.
Well, very nice aside from Ms Fish's voice, that is.
However, they could certainly be useful.
"An UnSeelie Sidhe? Right. System, load 'Cold Iron', play."
... But Iron, Cold Iron, Shall Be Master Of You All...
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Sucrose Octanitrate.
Proof positive that with sufficient motivation, you can make anything explode.
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Update |
Posted by: Bob Schroeck - 12-26-2002, 05:55 PM - Forum: Bob's Game Writing
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The extended playtest ended on the 20th; my new absolute final deadline is January 31st.
Pray for me -- because of changes to Morph and Shapeshifting, I'm going to have to rewrite frickin' huuuuge parts of the book.
-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
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