Brittany Spears look a like

[FlightyRachel]

Originally Posted by clickerati

Now I'm a twit. I'm really do well today.

It was meant to be an affectionate twit. I'm sorry if it wasn't. I just thought you might know who the 'gorgeous framed' men around here were...

Rach

[Tarkwin]

Originally Posted by FlightyRachel

Just a riser to hide one's modesty... Rachel

That's me out then

T.

[FlightyRachel]

Originally Posted by tarkwin

That's me out then

T.

Thank you for volunteering, Mr January.

[Ffish]

I wouldnt need a riser - a button would do...

[FlightyRachel]

Originally Posted by Ffish

I wouldnt need a riser - a button would do...

And Mr february... (my birthday month...)

[Ffish]

Originally Posted by FlightyRachel

And Mr february... (my birthday month...)

LOL! ESPECIALLY if it's February! c-c-c-cold in February!

[Raedwald]

Originally Posted by tarkwin

I've tried PC RPGs, but still prefer those that use the most powerful graphics rendering system known to man.....the imagination.

There are few things so immersive as a good GM, and almost none so boring as a poor one.

"As you stand over the form of your dying foe, your knees buckle, your stomach cramps and your head pounds like the war drums of an orc horde. The sounds of the melee around you fade to a distant buzz as you slide slowly to the ground. You awake after what seems to be minutes, but from the smell from your own body and the growth on your chin, you know it's been days or perhaps weeks"

or

"make a constitution check at -10 against poison"

T.

Point well made Tark. A DM with imagination brings out imagination in the party, makes you think about your characters skills and abilities.

I particularly liked the annoying giant (we were trying to be inconspicuous in an enemy hoarde camp... don't ask...) and this giant blundered through us... illusionist conjoured up a ballista and the giant was dumb enough to believe it was real not illusion........

And a wand of wonder was always good for a laugh.....

[FlightyRachel]

Originally Posted by clickerati

Then I shall find a more woman-friendly sport.

It was this kind of attitude that keeps me from frequenting AT like I used to. I thought the attitudes were better in the UK. Apparently I'm wrong.

No, I think ffish is being mischievous. (Surely not?)

I think the US culture is very different, and there's a similarity with biking... In the US it's all hotpants and boobies for rubies for the girls. Over here female bikers are just that, girls on bikes (as I found out to my cost when I wore my hotpants to an MAG meeting,,, lol).

And you know those girls on AT? Don't tell them I said so, but I think some of them have been surgically enhanced!

Rach