A dog in the fight, or an ace in the hole.

I have already begun to teach my five-year-old son the mantra, "don't be a wiener." I, however, have trouble following that advice at times. Thanks for setting a good example, Will.

I have been hankering for some fresh burrito, but take your time. I prefer quality over quantity.

I am so familiar with this phenomenon, but the game is Gin Rummy not Scrabble. I can play a multitude of complex and challenging card games, but she knocks the stuffing out of me every time when we play Gin Rummy. Either she is some sort of savant or I have a blind spot in my brain when it comes to that particular game.

Dude, you spend so much time being a non-dick that you have endured some 'me-time'. Have fun and know that we all appreciate everything you do to nurture the geek community. Anyone who has a problem with it is being a dick, which we all know is anti-Wheatonian. So there you have it.

Dragonfish maybe. No way to kill a dragon with one hit...unless it is a nuke. ;-) Anyway, how many dice did you get?

Ugh! I wish I was going to Gen Con. I have only been to three of them, all back in the 90's. Life is conspiring to keep me away from the new venue (is Indy still considered a new venue?) I'll have to satiate myself with teaching my 13 year old nephew D&D. We have had one session so far and I think I have him hooked. My own son is only four and despite my protestations to the contrary, my wife refuses to let me teach him D&D yet. I guess he should be able to read first. Well, don't worry. Although I am not teaching him the game yet, I have been installing the wiring since birth, so when the time comes all I will have to do is throw the switch. Game On!

Is that Wil, or Gerard Butler.

I'd buy one. We need to support our geek artists.