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From: The Deb Decker <RJR96326@****.UTULSA.EDU>
Subject: Aggienst the Groan
Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1993 01:05:53 -0500
>I would consequently suggest that you seek your rights as a Hopelessly Deluded
>American as well. Would you believe Game-Balance-Challenged? Perhaps
>Differing-Interpretation-Empowered?

Maybe he's just stupid. :0

>(I am a carp-er...Roger the Carp-er...I design, build, and sell...)
"What would they make of a carp-er king?"

True...but e'en Cybercarps can get old...although I rather cogitate that the
effects of extensive utilization shall manifest previous to any debilitating
manifestations of old age shall surface.

>>And? No worse than the great ghost dance.

>Ahhh...but for PLAYER CHARACTERS?

The Great Ghost Dance and Revue! (d 'All night we cabaret' P)


>"I decided your character sheet should take the drain, so I gave it the Zippo
> treatment." [ All Munchkins should be required to use Character Sheets
> constructed from flash paper. ]

Or better yet, make them water-soluble. That way the offending Munchkin can
see a real-life 3D depiction of what Drain does to a character.

"This is your Drain."
"This is your Drain after a Calculus exam."


>"Well, I keep in touch with America's youth."
And just where do you keep in touch with America's youth? That's
statutory in many states."

>Yes, I was poking a hole in YOUR blanket statement. (No, I was in yours!)
>Further, why would I blanket a statement already blanketed; it isn't e'en
>Winter yet!

The quilting bee left with the State Fair, guys.

>[ SAFETY TIP: Keep all blanket statements away from open flames as well as
> Liberal Arts Majors ]

What about flaming liberal arts majors? :)

>Of course. Although the reason they remain nameless is due to the fact they
>possess number in their stead! (YOU are Number 6...)

"I am not a number. . .I am a Free Man"

"Six of one, half a doxen of the other."

J Roberson
"I'm not a doctor, but I play one in an RPG."

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