Subject: Cool.
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Posted on: 2011-01-04 16:28:00 UTC
Personally, I prefer William Hartnell or Patrick Troughton - I don't know why, I just love 'em. I haven't seen enough Colin Baker or Sylvester McCoy to judge them. The others I can take or leave.
Hi, everyone!
I've been reading mission reports for a while, and decided to go ahead and sign up here.
My fan-type interests include tabletop RPG (D&D up to version 3.5, Champions/Hero System up to 6th Edition), LOTR, Mercedes Lackey (Valdemar series, Elemental Masters series, Tales of the 500 Kingdoms, Dragon Jousters), classic Dr Who (can't afford the extra cable tiers to get the new stuff, and official disclaimer: I can't stand Colin Baker's Doctor), David Eddings (Belgariad/Mallorean), earlier Star Trek, earlier Pern (I have not read any of the books written by McCaffrey's son), and the Deryni novels. I'm also something of a history buff, and go out of my way to catch new episodes of MythBusters.
I've never written fanfic, though I've been tempted a few times. This is probably just as well -- given the way discussion was going when a former D&D group was talking about crossing our PCs over with ST:TNG, had we gone ahead with that one it would be over in "Killed Badfic" on the wiki.
Have a daiklave, a 'no tea', and a small red ball! Welcome, and stay a while!
Thanks!
BTW, will your agents be based in a TARDIS or a Response Center?
Thanks!
I think some of my game-related articles are up on the web someplace, but that's a different type of writing. Before I try for a PPC mission, I really should write a fanfic or two for the experience.
Here you have a tube of canon character's blood. I think it may kill Sues/Stus, but I'm not sure. I'll try to convince the DMSER to start tests. Meanwhile don't use it.
:: tucks tube someplace safe ::
Thanks!
Hello and Welcome to the Board! Here, have some chocolate, and enjoy your stay!
Have an Adamantium knife! It is about the same size and weight as a combat knife, and it is much more durable. It works well for executing Sue/Stu's, and for skinning CAF's. It also makes cuttig birthday cake a breeze!
Thanks!
Have a folding car. It becomes a rather heavy case when not in use. Careful, it has a nasty habit of unfolding itself at the wrong time.
Two words: Duct Tape :)
Have a bag of pebbles and a Random Shiny Object.
And eeee, barely anyone here as far as I know, other than Rilwen, is a David Eddings fan. Awesome to meet you! Have you read his Elenium/Tamuli series?
I've been told the Elenium/Tamuli is a good read, but I haven't gotten around to it yet. I'm trying to get a couple game scenarios put together for convention season, so it'll probably be a few months before I can get a chance to hunt them down and read them.
Fair winds!
Now you can throw BBQs!
Thanks!
Don't feed it Sues or Stus.
:: chin/ear skritchies ::
Welcome, new friend! Have a ninety-nine sided die! It's good for picking out lottery numbers. Just don't try rolling it on any tables, though...it's rather big.
Thanks!
Hmm, if I rub catnip on it, wonder if I can get the cheetah to roll it for me?
So if you loath Colin, who's your favourite Doctor?
Anyway, have a pet cat, a purple hat and a spotted cravat.
My first Doctor was Jon Pertwee, so he's the sentimental favorite. I have to admit, though, some of his scripts weren't that great. If we leave sentiment out of the equation, Tom Baker and Sylvester McCoy are neck-and-neck for favorite Doctor, with Patrick Troughton trying to push his way in there. I've only seen a few William Hartnell episodes, and while I like Peter Davison as an actor the writers had too much trouble coming up with a Doctor-persona for him.
:: pets cat ::
Welcome to the Board! Please deposit your sanity in the provided receptacle. *indicates bucket marked "Warg Fodder"* You shan't need it here.
*MAUDLIN'S FANGIRL SIDE EMERGES*
SQUEEEEEEEEEEE NEWBIE NEWBIE NEWBIE *glomps* *noms* SQUEEE SO HAPPY YAY YAY YAY WE WILL BE SUCH GOOD FRIENDS I KNOW SQUEEEEEE
I thought running games at GenCon wiped out all my sanity, what's this still doing in here? :: scoops out remaining sanity, puts in bucket ::
Well met, rookie! Please enjoy this basket of delicious pastries as a welcoming present.
Yum, just in time for breakfast :)