From a sheet of Call of Cthulhu Survival Tips [author unknown]:
Never become good friends with University professors. They are the living embodiment of trouble. In fact, watch out for people whose job is to read books, specifically old books, or tomes as they like to call them. They always want help after having summoned The Horrible Horror with a Shady Reputation. Helping them will get you dead right quick, or at the very least insane. Surreal happenings or outer-dimensional summoning may be commonplace in their lives; better not make is commonplace in your life.
Being illiterate is a good thing.
Showing posts with label roleplaying. Show all posts
Showing posts with label roleplaying. Show all posts
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Beware creepy librarians
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Call of Cthulhu,
humor,
roleplaying,
rpg
Monday, April 27, 2009
I wished I would have wrote this
There are times, both as a college student and as a freelance writer, that I read something and say "Gee, I wished that I would have wrote that; it is so much better than what I wrote." Today, over at Helium, I had one of those moments.
The other day, I wrote a review of a gaming suppliment that I had stumbled over: The Book of Erotic Fantasy. I suggested the title to Helium and it was approved. It is one of those titles that you hope becomes competitive, just so you can read the comments that others are making.
And this morning, I discovered that someone else had looked at the book and commented on it: Carrie Schutrick.
I am green with envy. I really wished that my review of this gaming suppliment was as good as hers. She said everything I wanted to, and some stuff I should have.
Here is the link to her review of The Book of Erotic Fantasy. Enjoy.
The other day, I wrote a review of a gaming suppliment that I had stumbled over: The Book of Erotic Fantasy. I suggested the title to Helium and it was approved. It is one of those titles that you hope becomes competitive, just so you can read the comments that others are making.
And this morning, I discovered that someone else had looked at the book and commented on it: Carrie Schutrick.
I am green with envy. I really wished that my review of this gaming suppliment was as good as hers. She said everything I wanted to, and some stuff I should have.
Here is the link to her review of The Book of Erotic Fantasy. Enjoy.
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college,
Dungeons and Dragons,
Helium,
roleplaying,
writing
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