Just try not to drive it into a trench where it will get stuck.

Since it's a Lulu book, does that mean there will be a PDF version also?

I nearly burst out laughing at "K'lap" also.

I had the same thought about the preview being most of what they showed of TNG also; at least they kept Whhil Whheaton for the show. But then, should have figured out that the TNG bit was the B-story from the episode title (Not All Dogs Go To Heaven).

Not only that, but the bear Wil is trying to win looks like Rupert.

Thanks for the list, Wil. Most of my self-publishing bookmarks are for webcomics/comicbooks, but I have a few that may cross-over: Publishing: comiXpress - http://www.comixpress.com/ KA-BLAM - http://ka-blam.com/printing/ Fonts: BlamBot - http://www.blambot.com/ US Copyright Website: http://www.copyright.gov/

I belive that it was 112. (Jeez, how much of a geek am I to remember that off the top of my head?)

I belive that it was 112. (Jeez, how much of a geek am I to remember that off the top of my head?)

You mean you weren't quoting Family Guy. Aw, now my happiness is ru'inged.

I was saddened to hear this news. This is a loss of a great actress and person.

Can't wait to hear the podcasts. Are they available some way that doesn't require iTunes? Also, can not believe that I didn't pick up on your sarcasm in the last post. I guess I'll have to take my sarcasm-detector to Prof. Frink's for a look.

Yep, sometimes when you create a new character, the blank sheet is the place to start. Very cool that you get to play with that group...plus, I also believe that the celebrity guest is you.

Damn, that sucks. I started playing WizKids games way back with Mage Knight (the Whirlwind expansion just came out), and also played some MechWarrior when it came out. For me, two things killed my interest in the games: First, they decided to come out with a 2.0 version of the games, effectively confusing a bunch of people with the new rules. Second (and most egregious) was we were promised that they wouldn't behave like WotC, namely that they would not retire pieces. But when they came out with the 2.0 games, they added a retirement cycle; this broke the major promise that got me into Mage Knight. I have a few other minor gripes (like never getting my Duncan the Red mail-in figure), but those are the big two.

I can understand the feelings about night shoots. In 1988, I was an extra in the movie UHF and worked in a shoot from 10PM-6AM. While I had a lot of fun, I decided that one night was enough.

When ever I see a Peanuts special, I always think that into should be in front. Not having it there is like not having the 20th Century Fox Fanfare at the start of a Star Wars movie.

Sitting down to read a book is a favorite activity of mine. I usually set aside the whole day, reading a book while I listen to music in the background.

At least your team is still in it. Mine died trying to get into the playoffs by losing a tiebreaker game 1-0.

Agreed. Good thing is a lot of places now do not add DRM to the media they sell.

Way cool! As with others here, "urge to play D&D rising...".

I stopped my D&D evolution at 2E, and am glad that you can now get a lot of the old material as PDF's. I shop both Paizo and RPGnow.com; RPGnow.com is typically more expensive (usually $4.95 vs. Paizo's $4), but they don't watermark most everything like Paizo does. (And they had Judge's Guild "Dark Tower"--Score!!)