RPGWW

Went to LA last week. In Portland this week. Both places I've stayed haven't had net access. Back Sunday.

Kai, you're in charge.

So, we've successfully run one adventure using the TUOB setting, and it was amusing.

This time, I'll do a proper run of things. However, I'll also give people a choice of campaigns-I'll give no more information than the name I give them, and a little tagline, and I'm honestly looking for no more than 4-6 people on each. More just gets...frustrating. The exception would be the first one, where I believe I'll just get reduced ...

I submit this article to the RPGWW forum for your amusement:

http://scienceblogs.com/insolence/2007/ ... 1.php#more

I hope to someday get my own degree in SPIRITUAL CHEMISTRY.

This movie is made of totally awesome, and you must all go see it RIGHT NOW.

I drew a comic about a ground hog

http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/58961000/

Read my Deviantart Journal to find the reasoning behind this.

This forum needs more activity. It's boring and lonely in here. So!

Ask a question, any question. The next person answers in character and offers a question of his/her own. It doesn't have to be profound and insightful. Just something for people to answer.

I'll start. Do you prefer using violence or diplomacy to try and sort out issues?

Check it out.

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Wow, two threads in one day.

Anyway, what would a RPGWW podcast be like? Mr. Taiar has already stated that he'd like a segment of complete silence in his name. I think it'd be funny personally, and random.

Anime convention information would be fun. Upcoming RPs, requests for people to get off ther humps and post, art requests...*shrug* It'll never happen but... I just wanted to throw the idea out there since it's in my ...

*shrug* I'm just curious.

So I've been working on translating various documents for work, and I've come to a point where a dictionary really doesn't help me--onomatopoeia. I know that in Spain, dogs say "gau" and such, so it's of course differently spelled and transliterated than English speakers would have it. What I'm stuck on, specifically, is "beep," as in a car horn. And there are very few sites documenting Spanish onomatopoeia, and none that I could find deal ...