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| I've had Blindness on my Bookshelf for years now, still not planning to read it. by Jerry Whorebach 09/16/2008, 9:09pm PDT | ||||
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| I got it as a gift from someone who doesn't realize that reading novels for pleasure is effeminate (a woman [my mom]). Here's the rest of my Bookshelf: some doctor-prescribed self-help books (Feeling Good! An Illustrated Guide to Feeling GOOD and Dying of Embarassment: How Not To), the three D&D3E core rulebooks (PHB, DMG, MM), the official Simpsons episode guide, a Lord of the Rings box set (also a gift, although I slogged through those), some old CRPG manuals (Fallout, Arcanum, etc.), an issue of Playstation Magazine, and there used to be a Tom Clancy techno-thriller of some kind but I don't see it now. I imagine that's what Captain Kirk's bookshelf looks like, too, only with some Starfleet technical manuals instead of all my gay crap. Oh! And I have a Starfleet technical manual too, but I keep it under my bed, not on my Bookshelf. | ||||
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The REAL Day of the Triffids remake? by 09/16/2008, 6:47pm PDT  I've had Blindness on my Bookshelf for years now, still not planning to read it. by 09/16/2008, 9:09pm PDT With whom did you play D&D? Mom? Was she your DM? Literally and in-game? NT by 09/16/2008, 9:35pm PDT You're mixing him up with the Cables. NT by 09/16/2008, 9:36pm PDT His dungeon is OF THE MIND, and I'm suggesting it's locked with apron strings. NT by 09/16/2008, 9:55pm PDT I've never played D&D with anyone :( by 09/17/2008, 12:21am PDT Everyone is loving Spanish directors these days, ole. NT by 09/17/2008, 2:16am PDT Blame shifting demographics, and by extension America's comically porous borders NT by 09/17/2008, 2:32am PDT |
