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From: Raveness Ravensbane ravenessravensbane@*****.com
Subject: You might be an online Shadowrun gamer if. . .
Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2000 09:36:01 -0700 (PDT)
--- Sommers <sommers@*****.umich.edu> wrote:
> Around 09:02 AM 6/30/00, Raveness Ravensbane was
> thinking about:
> >Anyone been to the University of Michigan Campus? I
> >went there for the first time for a gaming
> convention
> >and as we're walking (myself, Chris and his
> buddies) I
> >noticed the beautiful old buildings and said how
> nice
> >it would be to have wedding pictures taken there
> (lots
> >of people do). Chris and his buds immediately
> started
> >planning on having the reception there and the
> sniper
> >nests that they could build to keep out the party
> >crashers and just pick them off as they tried to
> >enter. Needless to say we're not going anywhere
> near
> >Ann Arbor during the wedding & the place we do have
> >for the reception is mostly on one floor, just a
> >staircase up to the owner's office. I'll not have
> my
> >Groom and his groomsmen picking off guests,
> imaginary
>
> Yeah, you get up into the Bell Tower or the Grad
> Library and you have a
> great field of fire across most of Central Campus.
> I'm actually in a
> wedding next month held in the Michigan League.
> Maybe I'll talk to the
> groom (one of my players) about the need to post
> some extra security. ;)
>
> Sommers
> Aerospace engineers build weapon systems. Civil
> engineers build targets.

*drops to her knees, shakes her fist up in the air*
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

====~Raveness

http://www.sova.net/trish/roleplaying/shadowrun/pocketsecretary/

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