While I commiserate on the awfulness of online dating, falling back on “Know your station” doesn’t exactly make you sympathetic here.

that’s catharsis, not justice.

Between this and the gun story Indiana seems like a real hotbed of shit.

It seems like the biggest victims in america are cops, according to cops. It really grates on me.

Reverse this top 5 and you’re on to something. Honestly, Notre Dame fans don’t have any recent history to be prideful about and yet, they persist.

Obviously you can get one of those “better jobs” like being top salesperson at a car dealership.

Not even Ohio State fans think the team has character you shithead. We have characters.

Cooper that fucking miserable fuck.

Browns avatar is hilarious connected with this comment. It’s almost like:

Best tradition that grates on other people.

O-H!

It’s a good question and one where a DM would hopefully be able to intuit what the group wants out of the game. I think one of the hardest aspects of thinking about these things is I know what I want out of a game (which is total hardass with no mercy and no exceptions) but realize it alienates me from a lot of other…

I’ll roll my reply to your reply into this one. I’m with you on what I live and breath for in a gaming experience but I really think that this kind of experience can only be enjoyable if you’re playing at regular intervals for a lot of time. I’d be much more inclined with fudging out of TPKs by the DM if this is a 4…

Has anyone worked so hard to look like a 40 year old trying to look like a 21 year old?

So you’d just like to see the alternative history if we had more military awareness of the goings on in the Pacific Theater prior to Pearl Harbor? To what end do you think that would have ‘changed’ history?

There’s more to life than rolling dice. That people get so hung up on dice determined outcomes kills me.

I think it’s really group dependent. I sat in on a few sessions of this 12 guy group (my best man was one of the people in it) where the rolls mattered but the story telling (there were skype sessions with people in costume and pre recorded segments with plot exposition. It was intense) and dicking around and making…

And yet without the internet, you’d have no one to bore this story with.

That is stupidly hyper specific. Did you lose a relative in Pearl Harbor?

They’d love the shitbird TV shows