Christ Centered Gamer

It's mystical imagined superpowers, so I think leeway is acceptable. But then again, it's sorta like using one of your three wishes to wish for more wishes. So maybe you could choose different types of sandwiches, but they all had to be made with pork based meat.

For myself, I would choose cheese sticks. The fried kind. Because I just really want some cheese sticks.

Fighting off the itch to get into Magic: TG because it's popular and easy to find opponents?

I resist that urge daily, because good grief magic cards are expensive. @_@

Which is why I am resisting it. So much...thing is, I'm tired of getting into games I love, and finding no opponents. So there is a part of me that is tempted to get into a game I don't really care too much about simply so I can find more players. XD Because Magic players are everywhere, even here.

But then, for the money to get nicely into Magic, I could probably get a small 40K army. O_o

Fiberglass insulation is a fluffy pink nightmare?

Yeah, I'm currently trying to give a darn about my finances, so spending unneeded money is a no-no right now. Only game this year (that hasn't been paid for in full already by way of Kickstarter backing or ancient pre-order) that I will be buying is Dark Souls III, and even then only when it goes on discount. Nothing else. No video games, tabletop games, card games, etc.

Main reason is that I want to save for a down payment on a house, but with my current cash flow, that won't be happening any time soon. XD


And yes, fiberglass insulation is horrible! I hate it.

I simply don't have the money, saving aside. But that's a really worthwhile goal. ^_^

Watching two other people have an idiotic argument that makes absolutely no sense?

That's most arguments I've seen, actually. XD

...yeah, that's a fair point. XD

GorkaMorka?

I hadn't heard of that until now. Interesting. Could be fun.

Miniwargaming did a series of videos on it, and it looks insanely fun. It's another of the specialist games I hope Games Workshop brings back, but I'd actually like to get a campaign going. Just gotta get people to create their own vehicles.

Empty bookshelves just need to be filled?

Ever heard of these alternative "health" drinks called Bai?

Chozon1 wrote: Fri Mar 03, 2017 8:57 am Miniwargaming did a series of videos on it, and it looks insanely fun. It's another of the specialist games I hope Games Workshop brings back, but I'd actually like to get a campaign going. Just gotta get people to create their own vehicles.

Empty bookshelves just need to be filled?

I'd also be ok with a digitialization a la Space Hulk/Blood Bowl/Battlefleet Gothic.

Yeah. Though my problem is not having enough shelf space, so I resorted to using cardboard box. I need to go furniture shopping again. XD

RedPlums wrote: Ever heard of these alternative "health" drinks called Bai?

I've not. Not sure I would drink it.

Yeah, but one of the things I like about Gorka Morka is the crazy vehicle conversions and modeling. And a game engine that allowed you to do that digitally just wouldn't be the same. And since it's Ork Tech, in which you can basically duct-tape two vehicles together and call it a truck, it's not out of reach for the regular individual. It could even be Tonka trucks. I love it.

The pain of deciding whether you will read a book or play a game?

That's a fair point, but if I can barely find people with whom to play Dungeons and Dragons, I don't think I'll be able to find people to play an out-of-print Games Workshop game. XD

I usually go for the game. Torment: Tides of Numenera has more words than most books, so I guess I am doing both from a certain point of view.

The rules are free though. <3 You can use that insidious trap to reel them in. It's worked for me uncountable times over the years.

When a horrifying picture pops up in your Facebook feed, and all you can think is, "Why would someone in my family think I want to see that?"

Makes me wonder I haven't unfollowed that person already...lol