Poll: Same-sex characters?
Justisaur
other)?
Do you DM regularly?
Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
--------------------------------------------
My answers are:
50/50 ratio, opposite sex in CRGPs.
Yes
Male
Strait
--
- Justisaur -
check http://justisaur.tripod.com/well.htm for my encounter generator,
xp calculator, and other useful documents.
James Stein
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> other)?
Same.
> Do you DM regularly?
50/50.
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male.
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Straight.
--
"Only two kinds of people can talk without inhibitions - strangers or
lovers. Everyone in between is just negotiating." - James Grippando
Semi-Lurker
"Justisaur" <rpil...@rcsis.com> wrote in message
news:3F6A3EAC...@rcsis.com...
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> other)?
groups so if nobody plays males it becomes something of a hen night rather
than an adventure. Depends on your definition of adventure, methinks. ^_^;;
> Do you DM regularly?
Yes.
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Female.
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Bi, tending towards lesbian.
Talen
<Bright...@SPAMDIEhotmail.com> wrote:
Congratulations, you've now made yourself an object of awe.
--
Talen
http://hypercrescendo.net/talen/
"You cannot be lonely if you like the person you're alone
with."
-Wayne Dyer
The Gurus love you
Varl
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> other)?
Both sexes equally. It depends on the character.
> Do you DM regularly?
Yes, though not recently.
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male.
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Straight.
--
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for
good men to do nothing.
-Edmund Burke
Kellendros
> other)?
90% opposite
> Do you DM regularly?
Constantly. *grumble moan sigh grumble* :p :D
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Straight
Rupert Boleyn
wrote:
>Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
>other)?
About 70/30 same/opposite sex.
>Do you DM regularly?
About half the time - it used to be about 90% of the time.
>Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male
>Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Striaght.
--
Rupert Boleyn <rbo...@paradise.net.nz>
"A pessimist is simply an optimist with a sense of history."
James Quick
Justisaur <rpil...@rcsis.com> wrote:
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> other)?
80% same sex, though in CRPG's, 80% opposite (for several reasons, not
least of which females in CRPG's tend to have better abilities, like
Diablo ]['s Sorceress and Amazon)
> Do you DM regularly?
75% of the time (I DM every other Saturday, play the Saturday's I
don't DM, and sneak in occasional games as a player on Fridays)
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Straight. My wife & I like Lesbians and Bi-Females though. ;-)
--
James Quick [][][] jamesqu...@hotmail.com
Profanity is the first resort of the inarticulate motherfucker.
-- Elizabeth D. Brooks, among others.
Sir Bob
> other)?
Whichever. I tend to play both rather poorly, tho' - I find I do best with
non-humans where gender never really becomes an issue.
> Do you DM regularly?
Almost exclusively, whenever I can actually manage to get a game together
(which is rarely, these days).
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male.
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Straight? Gay? Either way you miss out on half the fun, says I. >=)
- Sir Bob.
Tetsubo
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> other)?
Same sex.
> Do you DM regularly?
You can *play* D&D...?
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male.
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Straight but support of the GBLT community.
>
>
> --------------------------------------------
>
> My answers are:
>
> 50/50 ratio, opposite sex in CRGPs.
>
> Yes
>
> Male
>
> Strait
>
> --
> - Justisaur -
> check http://justisaur.tripod.com/well.htm for my encounter generator,
> xp calculator, and other useful documents.
--
Tetsubo
My page: http://home.comcast.net/~tetsubo/
My email address has changed to tet...@comcast.net
--------------------------------------
Policies are judged by their consequences,
but crusades are judged by how good they make the crusaders feel.
-- Thomas Sowell
Geoffrey Brent
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> other)?
50/50.
> Do you DM regularly?
Yes.
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male.
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Straight, on that particular scale.
Werebat
>
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> other)?
>
> Do you DM regularly?
>
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
>
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
>
Same
Yes
Male
Straight
- Ron ^*^
Werebat
>
> Justisaur wrote:
>
> > Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> > other)?
>
> Same sex.
>
> > Do you DM regularly?
>
> You can *play* D&D...?
>
> > Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
>
> Male.
>
> > Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
>
> Straight but support of the GBLT community.
I didn't know sandwiches could be gay...
- Ron ^*^
Werebat
>
> It has been brought to my attention that "Semi-Lurker"
> <Bright...@SPAMDIEhotmail.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >"Justisaur" <rpil...@rcsis.com> wrote in message
> >news:3F6A3EAC...@rcsis.com..
> >> other)?
> >Prefer to play the opposite sex, and usually do. I'm in two all-female
> >groups so if nobody plays males it becomes something of a hen night rather
> >than an adventure. Depends on your definition of adventure, methinks. ^_^;;
> >
> >> Do you DM regularly?
> >Yes.
> >
> >> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
> >Female.
> >
> >> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
> >Bi, tending towards lesbian.
> >
>
> Congratulations, you've now made yourself an object of awe.
Hell, ANY female posting here is an object of awe... It's like the man
said back in the day, any woman who wants to know what it feels like to
be a supermodel just has to move to Alaska...
- Ron ^*^
Robert Scott Clark
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> other)?
Mixed, strongly favoring opposite.
>
> Do you DM regularly?
Almost always.
>
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male.
>
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Straight, but with a really good excuse.
>
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Aussiechick82
>
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> other)?
Same-sex, same-sexuality
> Do you DM regularly?
No
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Female
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
50/50 Bisexual (Into threesomes)
-----
Karen
Aussiechick82
>
> "Justisaur" <rpil...@rcsis.com> wrote in message
> news:3F6A3EAC...@rcsis.com..
> > other)?
> Prefer to play the opposite sex, and usually do. I'm in two all-female
> groups so if nobody plays males it becomes something of a hen night rather
> than an adventure. Depends on your definition of adventure, methinks. ^_^;;
>
> > Do you DM regularly?
> Yes.
>
> > Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
> Female.
>
> > Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
> Bi, tending towards lesbian.
Mmmm... We should get together. You ever been to Oz? ;)
-----
Karen
Conner Destron
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between
or
> other)?
I prefer to play male characters because they're easier for me to
role-play, though I often play females when needed or when playing
computer games, especially the ones where the female characters are
well drawn... ;)
> Do you DM regularly?
almost exclusively, I've "played" maybe ten games in the last twenty
years, and none of them lasted more than a few sessions for me.
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
I happen to be straight, but if you're looking I do know a few friends
who are gay and even one who's been looking to hook up with a nice
gamer for awhile now...
-=Conner=-
Keith Davies
> Tetsubo wrote:
>>
>> > Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
>>
>> Straight but support of the GBLT community.
>
> I didn't know sandwiches could be gay...
c'mon, you never wondered where the sandwich spread came from?
I mean, mayonnaise is one thing, but 'miracle whip'? Definitely unnatural.
Keith
smithdoerr
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> other)?
Depends on the group. Typically our RGP groups are evenly split between
male and female players so everyone will usually just play the same sex
characters. Occasionally when the group's male/female ratio is unbalanced
some players will play opposite sex characters to balance the party but this
usually isn't necessary.
> Do you DM regularly?
Yes
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Strait
--
-smithdoerr
Geoffrey Brent
> It has been brought to my attention that "Semi-Lurker"
> <Bright...@SPAMDIEhotmail.com> wrote:
>>Bi, tending towards lesbian.
>>
>
>
> Congratulations, you've now made yourself an object of awe.
Hrm. Off the top of my head, I can recall seventeen women gamers I've
played with* in the last few years. Two lesbian, four presumed straight,
three theoretically bi, eight confirmed bi. So I have trouble
understanding the common "OMG, a bi gamer chick!" reaction - to me,
that's the rule rather than the exception.
*This straightline is for Hong, should he want it.
Keith Davies
> Justisaur <rpil...@rcsis.com> wrote in news:3F6A3EAC...@rcsis.com:
>
>> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
>> other)?
>
> Mixed, strongly favoring opposite.
Generally male. Occasionally female.
>> Do you DM regularly?
>
> Almost always.
Depends on group. I'm always *a* DM in the group, but if others want to
run a game we swap off.
Incidentally, I think you're going to find almost everyone who responds
DMs at least part of the time. I suspect that *most* people who post here
are DMs; IIRC there is a disproportionately high ratio of DMs:players.
>> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
>
> Male.
Male
>> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
>
> Straight, but with a really good excuse.
Straight.
Normally I don't care at all about a person's sexual orientation, unless
it does, or could, apply directly to my own kinks. I figure that all
orientations are cool; there's no need for an 'excuse' or 'reason' to be
gay, for example.
So, out of curiousity, what *'excuse'* could there be for being straight?
Keith
Deric Bernier
Justisaur wrote:
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> other)?
about 30/70
>
>
> Do you DM regularly?
60/40
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
male
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Straight
D
Deric Bernier
Keith Davies wrote:
>
>
> So, out of curiousity, what *'excuse'* could there be for being straight?
>
Avoidance of stubble burn, choking, and bloody diarrhea?
Or just the fact that women are pretty, soft, and smell good, those things rate
pretty highly on my scale.
D
John Reyst
> other)?
Don't prefer one or the other. I have done both, and I am currently
doing so. Overall I guess the majority of my characters have been the
same gender as I.
> Do you DM regularly?
Yes.
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male.
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Straight.
Keith Davies
Ah, see, those aren't *excuses*, those are *reasons*.
Keith
Ben Loomes
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> other)?
About 50/50
> Do you DM regularly?
Usually... I'd really like to play sometime.
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
male
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Straight...
Ben
PS I work as a proffesional singer... about 50% plus of the guys I work with
are Gay...
Much harder to tell with the females...
How is that relevant.. dunno... I guess it's just interesting considering
the low ratio of gay guys in this particular sphere of interest...?
Bradd W. Szonye
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between
> or other)?
By number of PCs: 2/3 same sex (male), 1/3 opposite sex (female)
By "screen time": roughly equal.
On MUDs: roughly equal.
In CRPGs: almost always opposite sex (female)
> Do you DM regularly?
Yes.
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male.
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
99.44% heterosexual.
--
Bradd W. Szonye
http://www.szonye.com/bradd
Bradd W. Szonye
> Same-sex, same-sexuality
> Female
> 50/50 Bisexual (Into threesomes)
> -----
> Karen
Posted from Cox. Non-Cox address. Hmm.
Deric Bernier
"Bradd W. Szonye" wrote:
> Aussiechick82 <Kar...@Willagog.net> wrote:
> > Same-sex, same-sexuality
> > Female
> > 50/50 Bisexual (Into threesomes)
> > -----
> > Karen
>
> Posted from Cox. Non-Cox address. Hmm.
> --
I'm thinking this was Ron, it's got the clock problem giveaway.
D
Rupert Boleyn
<bradd...@szonye.com> wrote:
>Aussiechick82 <Kar...@Willagog.net> wrote:
>> Same-sex, same-sexuality
>> Female
>> 50/50 Bisexual (Into threesomes)
>> -----
>> Karen
>
>Posted from Cox. Non-Cox address. Hmm.
From the same TCP/IP address as Ron, and using the same browser.
Bradd W. Szonye
>>> Same-sex, same-sexuality
>>> Female
>>> 50/50 Bisexual (Into threesomes)
>>> -----
>>> Karen
> "Bradd W. Szonye" wrote:
>> Posted from Cox. Non-Cox address. Hmm.
Deric Bernier <dr...@mc2k.com> wrote:
> I'm thinking this was Ron, it's got the clock problem giveaway.
Yeah, I noticed that too. Now, I'm sure that there are many bisexual
women, threesome-loving women named Karen. And I'm sure that many of
them live in Australia or California. But I suspect that there are damn
few who set their clocks to Pacific Daylight Time while claiming to be
in Australia.
Ben Loomes
> Yeah, I noticed that too. Now, I'm sure that there are many bisexual
> women, threesome-loving women named Karen. And I'm sure that many of
> them live in Australia or California. But I suspect that there are damn
> few who set their clocks to Pacific Daylight Time while claiming to be
> in Australia.
> --
> Bradd W. Szonye
Wow...
Yer...
That's so kinky...
Imagine deliberately setting your clock wrong...
....just to be sexually 'out there'
Man that's making me feel great just thinking about it...
...she can set my c(l)ock any time she likes...!
...
Sorry...
Ben
Conner Destron
> On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 04:17:21 GMT, "Bradd W. Szonye"
> <bradd...@szonye.com> wrote:
>
> >Aussiechick82 <Kar...@Willagog.net> wrote:
> >> Same-sex, same-sexuality
> >> Female
> >> 50/50 Bisexual (Into threesomes)
> >> -----
> >> Karen
> >
> >Posted from Cox. Non-Cox address. Hmm.
>
> From the same TCP/IP address as Ron, and using the same browser.
Okay, Rupert & Brad, et al, I hate to say it, but maybe you guys
should quit analyzing wererat's posts so much and just accept them as
an occasional piece of humor, they're not always bad humor... besides,
in this case, at least, what harm was done? So he posted that he's a
bisexual woman named Karen, at least he's trying to role-play a
little, I say we award him a few XP and move on. ;)
-=Conner=-
Deric Bernier
Conner Destron wrote:
Not analyzing him, to me its getting to be the internet version of Where's
Waldo, only here it's Spot the Ron. If he is allowed to have fun why
can't we?
D
Rupert Boleyn
wrote:
>Okay, Rupert & Brad, et al, I hate to say it, but maybe you guys
>should quit analyzing wererat's posts so much and just accept them as
>an occasional piece of humor, they're not always bad humor... besides,
>in this case, at least, what harm was done? So he posted that he's a
>bisexual woman named Karen, at least he's trying to role-play a
>little, I say we award him a few XP and move on. ;)
I don't award XP for roleplaying. So there.
Elfbard
>Hrm. Off the top of my head, I can recall seventeen women gamers I've
>played with* in the last few years. Two lesbian, four presumed straight,
>three theoretically bi, eight confirmed bi. So I have trouble
>understanding the common "OMG, a bi gamer chick!" reaction - to me,
>that's the rule rather than the exception.
I agree, it's really odd. In the rest of my life I'm odd for being a
BGC (Hey, the letters for Bi Gamer Chick is the same for BubbleGum
Crisis! Cool!) but at conventions and stuff we've got the same numbers
as the straight gamer chicks ^___________^
I love RPGs!
Elfbard
wrote:
>Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
>other)?
75% same 25% other (approx.)
>Do you DM regularly?
Rarely. I love world building, but I prefer playing to DMing.
>Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Female
>Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Chaotic Bisexual with Lesbian tendacies ;p
Ian Sturrock
<bradd...@szonye.com> writes
>Aussiechick82 <Kar...@Willagog.net> wrote:
>> Same-sex, same-sexuality
>> Female
>> 50/50 Bisexual (Into threesomes)
>> -----
>> Karen
>
>Posted from Cox. Non-Cox address. Hmm.
Maybe she only likes Cox when she's in the right mood?
--
"Every winner is a villain, every loser is a hero. Just put on your two step
shoes and lose the blues. . . and dance like it's year zero. . ." (Alabama 3)
Tim Fitzmaurice
>
>
> Keith Davies wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > So, out of curiousity, what *'excuse'* could there be for being straight?
> >
>
> Avoidance of stubble burn, choking, and bloody diarrhea?
All the above depend on practises not orientation, don't they.....
Tim
--
When playing rugby, its not the winning that counts, but the taking apart
ICQ: 5178568
Tim Fitzmaurice
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> other)?
Same for preference. Though when DMing obviously there is a range.
> > Do you DM regularly?
Yes, I was the sole DM in our group for about 8 years, the main one for 3
others and for the least 2 one of 3 in the group.
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Straight
Arian Hokin
> Talen wrote:
>>Congratulations, you've now made yourself an object of awe.
>
>
> Hell, ANY female posting here is an object of awe...
Aww, shucks, thanks. :-) But aren't there a fair few of us here? I've
never really felt swamped by males...
Suppose I'd better answer the questions.
I almost always play characters of my own sex, I DM regularly when I
*do* DM though my game is currently on indefinite hold, I'm female, and
I'm straight for all practical purposes.
Arian
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The above address no longer accepts email,
but it makes a very nice spam block. So to reply,
please dispense with the Christmas decorations.
Jack Rudd
> other)?
Opposite
> Do you DM regularly?
I DM more than I play.
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male (although one of the Internet Sex Tests things said that it was
80% confident I was a woman).
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Heterosexual, I think.
Jack Rudd
Jasin Zujovic
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> other)?
Same sex (male), almost always opposite sex in CRPGs.
> Do you DM regularly?
Yes.
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male.
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Straight.
--
Jasin Zujovic
jzuj...@inet.hr
Jasin Zujovic
> > >> Same-sex, same-sexuality
> > >> Female
> > >> 50/50 Bisexual (Into threesomes)
> > >> -----
> > >> Karen
> > >
> > >Posted from Cox. Non-Cox address. Hmm.
> >
> > From the same TCP/IP address as Ron, and using the same browser.
>
> Okay, Rupert & Brad, et al, I hate to say it, but maybe you guys
> should quit analyzing wererat's posts so much and just accept them as
> an occasional piece of humor, they're not always bad humor... besides,
> in this case, at least, what harm was done? So he posted that he's a
> bisexual woman named Karen, at least he's trying to role-play a
> little, I say we award him a few XP and move on. ;)
Oh, but that's the part of the fun with Ron's trolls. Someone spots them,
calls troll, and people *still* keep biting.
--
Jasin Zujovic
jzuj...@inet.hr
nightfeather
> other)?
> Do you DM regularly?
no, but I should
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
female
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
sometimes bi, sometimes straight
err... does this question reffer to me or to my chars?
JB
or
> other)?
Usually same sex.
> Do you DM regularly?
over 90% of the time.
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
I'm a lesbian trapped in a man's body!
Hong Ooi
wrote:
>>> Aussiechick82 <Kar...@Willagog.net> wrote:
The giveaway is the X-Mailer line. Is there anyone left in the western
hemisphere (you know, the one to the left of the equator) who still uses
Mozilla 2.0 (Win95; I; 16bit) ?
--
Hong Ooi | "Does *anyone* at WOTC bother to
ho...@zipworld.com.au | _think_ when making housecat stats?"
http://www.zipworld.com.au/~hong/dnd/ | -- MSB
Sydney, Australia |
Glupinickname
"Justisaur" <rpil...@rcsis.com> wrote in message
news:3F6A3EAC...@rcsis.com...
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> other)?
I usually play a male PC in RPGs, but I would like to play female PC in the
future.
>
> Do you DM regularly?
I usually play RPGs as a PC, but I would like to play as a DM in the future.
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male, last time I checked.
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Straight.
--
Danijel Striga
glupin...@net.hr
Jeneth Hawke
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or
> in-between or other)?
I prefer to play same sex characters.
> Do you DM regularly?
Yes. I DM approximately 1/2 the time, but am beginning to prefer
playing over DMing.
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
I'm male.
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
I'm straight.
- Jeneth Hawke
betty ford
> other)?
>
> Do you DM regularly?
>
33/66
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
female
>
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
50/50
pretty neat how most of answers could be broken down with a series of #'s hehe
Bradd W. Szonye
> Oh, but that's the part of the fun with Ron's trolls. Someone spots
> them, calls troll, and people *still* keep biting.
Ayup. (And if Ron's anything like Terry, he counts the troll-spotting
posts as part of his take.)
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Please visit my website to obtain an alternate address.
Bradd W. Szonye
> In message <slrnbml0qh.r...@szonye.com>, Bradd W. Szonye
><bradd...@szonye.com> writes
>>Aussiechick82 <Kar...@Willagog.net> wrote:
>>> Same-sex, same-sexuality
>>> Female
>>> 50/50 Bisexual (Into threesomes)
>>> -----
>>> Karen
>>
>>Posted from Cox. Non-Cox address. Hmm.
>
> Maybe she only likes Cox when she's in the right mood?
*groan*
--
Bradd W. Szonye
http://www.szonye.com/bradd
Bradd W. Szonye
> Not analyzing him, to me its getting to be the internet version of
> Where's Waldo, only here it's Spot the Ron. If he is allowed to have
> fun why can't we?
It's getting too easy to spot them, unfortunately. (Now that I have said
this, I will certainly fall for one of Ron's subtler trolls, of course.)
--
Bradd W. Szonye
http://www.szonye.com/bradd
Pope Jubal
I'm Spotting the Ron RIGHT NOW!!!!1!!
> D
: )
> O
> ;
Pope Jubal
Jubal no Oni
Dark Oracle of Jell-O
---
Werebat
>
> Ian Sturrock <i...@ty-gath.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> > In message <slrnbml0qh.r...@szonye.com>, Bradd W. Szonye
> ><bradd...@szonye.com> writes
> >>Aussiechick82 <Kar...@Willagog.net> wrote:
> >>> Same-sex, same-sexuality
> >>> Female
> >>> 50/50 Bisexual (Into threesomes)
> >>> -----
> >>> Karen
> >>
> >>Posted from Cox. Non-Cox address. Hmm.
> >
> > Maybe she only likes Cox when she's in the right mood?
>
> *groan*
HA HA HA HA HA!!!
I like it when they call here and ask if I want DSL for my Cox...
- Ron ^*^
Werebat
>
> Deric Bernier <dr...@mc2k.com> wrote:
> > Not analyzing him, to me its getting to be the internet version of
> > Where's Waldo, only here it's Spot the Ron. If he is allowed to have
> > fun why can't we?
>
> It's getting too easy to spot them, unfortunately. (Now that I have said
> this, I will certainly fall for one of Ron's subtler trolls, of course.)
Well, to be honest, the time clock needs to be fixed, but lately I just
don't have the... er... time.
Too much going on IRL.
- Ron ^*^
Nikolas Landauer
Me too. :D
That said, so far, about half the women I've had in RPGs, offline and
online, have been bi... Including my current SO. So this isn't a big
deal to me, either. It's just one of those wonderful reasons for
playing. *happy little grin*
To answer the original poster's questions:
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or
> in-between or other)?
Tabletop, about 70-30 same-opposite. CRPG, almost always opposite.
Usually, the females in CRPGs are just cooler, better looking, and
sometimes better written. Then again, Minsc does rule. :D
> Do you DM regularly?
Usually, 100%. In my current game, 50-50. I trade off adventures with
another GM, with our campaigns progressing in parallel in different
setting.
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Very effeminate bi with heavy lean towards women. (And interestingly
enough, so is my SO... except she's female... Gotta love coincidence
of interests.)
--
Nik - remove clothing to reply
"Stand aside, evil! I'm armed to the teeth... and packing... a HAMSTER!"
- Minsc
Dan
> other)?
I usually play human males (same), but when playing nonhumans I
sometimes play a female.
> Do you DM regularly?
When I play at all (not lately), I usually DM.
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Mostly-confirmed gay. My PCs have usually been straight.
Semi-Lurker
"Elfbard" <elf...@iprimus.com.au> wrote in message
news:7o6lmvoerk0cj3hba...@4ax.com...
Me too! Hehe, I thought being bi was fairly average for female gamers... my
groups has five bisexual females, one lesbian, two straight females and
occasionally one gay bloke, who has more or less been declared an honourary
woman for the sake of being able to claim it is an all-girl gaming group,
honest. The only problem is the incredible tendency towards people wanting
to play extremely bishounen-like male elves who are more than a little
ambiguous sexuality-wise - can you feel the angstiness?
I'm the DM, and I am just about figuring out that if I want an NPC to be
taken seriously, I'd better not make them an elf, because the entire party's
attitude to elves is that they are more or less sex toys. Even the elves in
the party are of this opinion. Androgynous male members of the elven
nobility are 308.2% more at risk of sexual assault by the PCs than any other
form of NPC elf, and should consequently never attempt to hire the party to
do anything. Ever. Poor little things.
Conner Destron
> Jasin Zujovic <jzuj...@inet.hr> wrote:
> > Oh, but that's the part of the fun with Ron's trolls. Someone
spots
> > them, calls troll, and people *still* keep biting.
>
> Ayup. (And if Ron's anything like Terry, he counts the
troll-spotting
> posts as part of his take.)
I see, well, if you're sure he enjoys the over-analyzing, then, by all
means, do continue. Personally I have to agree with Anonymous Jack's
comment in the I hate the game I play in thread: "I have to say at
various times, I've been _damned_ impressed by
the good ones."
-=Conner=-
Justisaur
Interesting. The very few female gamers I've played with have been very
hetro. I know of a couple BGCs, one of my male friends were dating a
couple, we joke about it because after him, they seemed to become
confirmed lesbians. ;)
> I love RPGs!
Me too ;) Now if I can just get my GF to play, although if that makes
her into a BGC, I'm not so sure ;)
--
- Justisaur -
check http://justisaur.tripod.com/well.htm for my encounter generator,
xp calculator, and other usefull documents.
Conner Destron
the post below from Deric...
"Pope Jubal" <mike_...@ghrsystems.com> wrote:
> Deric Bernier <dr...@mc2k.com> wrote:
> > Conner Destron wrote:
> > > "Rupert Boleyn" <rbo...@paradise.net.nz> wrote:
> > > > "Bradd W. Szonye" <bradd...@szonye.com> wrote:
> > > > >Aussiechick82 <Kar...@Willagog.net> wrote:
> > > > >> Same-sex, same-sexuality
> > > > >> Female
> > > > >> 50/50 Bisexual (Into threesomes)
> > > > >
> > > > >Posted from Cox. Non-Cox address. Hmm.
> > > >
> > > > From the same TCP/IP address as Ron, and using the same
browser.
> > >
> > > Okay, Rupert & Brad, et al, I hate to say it, but maybe you guys
> > > should quit analyzing wererat's posts so much and just accept
them as
> > > an occasional piece of humor, they're not always bad humor...
besides,
> > > in this case, at least, what harm was done? So he posted that
he's a
> > > bisexual woman named Karen, at least he's trying to role-play a
> > > little, I say we award him a few XP and move on. ;)
> >
> > Not analyzing him, to me its getting to be the internet version of
Where's
> > Waldo, only here it's Spot the Ron. If he is allowed to have fun
why
> > can't we?
I never even tried to imply anyone shouldn't have fun, just seemed
like folks were being a little over-serious about the whole
Ron-hysteria, but as long as Ron is cool with it and it's meant in
good fun, I'm certainly cool with it.
> I'm Spotting the Ron RIGHT NOW!!!!1!!
You are? Where? Are you saying that Deric is another of Ron's aliases
now? (As I posted at the top of this reply, I didn't get the post made
by Deric, so no headers, or time stamp or otherwise to check...)
-=Conner=-
Justisaur
James Quick wrote:
>
> In article <3F6A3EAC...@rcsis.com>,
> Justisaur <rpil...@rcsis.com> wrote:
>
> > Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> > other)?
>
> 80% same sex, though in CRPG's, 80% opposite (for several reasons, not
> least of which females in CRPG's tend to have better abilities, like
> Diablo ]['s Sorceress and Amazon)
Well I do it opposite in CRPGs mainly for the looks, but I definatley
have to agree, the games where the females are different stat wise, they
tend to be a lot better. I love playing the sorceress in Balders Gate:
Shadows of Amn (PS2 game). The other characters just suck in
comparison.
Or maybe it could be that I like to play magic types, and they usually
make the magic types female.
>
> > Do you DM regularly?
>
> 75% of the time (I DM every other Saturday, play the Saturday's I
> don't DM, and sneak in occasional games as a player on Fridays)
>
> > Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
>
> Male
>
> > Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
>
> Straight. My wife & I like Lesbians and Bi-Females though. ;-)
>
Damn. Lucky lucky man. Or that's what most men would say. I don't
think I'd be into it, but I wouldn't object as long as I were involved.
Deric Bernier
Justisaur wrote:
> Elfbard wrote:
> >
> > >Hrm. Off the top of my head, I can recall seventeen women gamers I've
> > >played with* in the last few years. Two lesbian, four presumed straight,
> > >three theoretically bi, eight confirmed bi. So I have trouble
> > >understanding the common "OMG, a bi gamer chick!" reaction - to me,
> > >that's the rule rather than the exception.
> >
> > I agree, it's really odd. In the rest of my life I'm odd for being a
> > BGC (Hey, the letters for Bi Gamer Chick is the same for BubbleGum
> > Crisis! Cool!) but at conventions and stuff we've got the same numbers
> > as the straight gamer chicks ^___________^
> >
>
> Interesting. The very few female gamers I've played with have been very
> hetro. I know of a couple BGCs, one of my male friends were dating a
> couple, we joke about it because after him, they seemed to become
> confirmed lesbians. ;)
>
> > I love RPGs!
>
> Me too ;) Now if I can just get my GF to play, although if that makes
> her into a BGC, I'm not so sure ;)
>
> --
I look at it this way, if a girl goes lesbian after being with me, then it
simply means I was such a good man, no other would ever be able to compare.
D
Justisaur
Sir Bob wrote:
>
> "Justisaur" <rpil...@rcsis.com> wrote in message
> news:3F6A3EAC...@rcsis.com...
> >
> > Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> > other)?
>
> Whichever. I tend to play both rather poorly, tho' - I find I do best with
> non-humans where gender never really becomes an issue.
>
Hmm. Hadn't really thought about that. But now that you brought it up
I have to agree. I like to play lizardmen. You can't really tell from
the outside, and other races generally don't find you attractive that
way. I think it would be much simpler for everyone if humans just had
"heat".
> > Do you DM regularly?
>
> Almost exclusively, whenever I can actually manage to get a game together
> (which is rarely, these days).
>
> > Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
>
> Male.
>
> > Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
>
> Straight? Gay? Either way you miss out on half the fun, says I. >=)
Deric Bernier
Conner Destron wrote:
Man I wish, everyone likes Ron, being the relative newbie to the NG I am
its lucky if I even get someone to reply to my posts with something other
than a flame.
D
Justisaur
Deric Bernier wrote:
>
> Keith Davies wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > So, out of curiousity, what *'excuse'* could there be for being straight?
> >
>
> Avoidance of stubble burn, choking, and bloody diarrhea?
>
> Or just the fact that women are pretty, soft, and smell good, those things rate
> pretty highly on my scale.
>
Hell I just don't understand how anyone could find men attractive.
Generally I find men to be a stinky, rough, ugly, dirty lot. I'm just
glad my GF finds me attractive, even if I don't understand it.
Deric Bernier
Justisaur wrote:
> Deric Bernier wrote:
> >
> > Keith Davies wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >
> > > So, out of curiousity, what *'excuse'* could there be for being straight?
> > >
> >
> > Avoidance of stubble burn, choking, and bloody diarrhea?
> >
> > Or just the fact that women are pretty, soft, and smell good, those things rate
> > pretty highly on my scale.
> >
>
> Hell I just don't understand how anyone could find men attractive.
> Generally I find men to be a stinky, rough, ugly, dirty lot. I'm just
> glad my GF finds me attractive, even if I don't understand it.
Yup, same here.
D
Justisaur
Werebat wrote:
>
> Justisaur wrote:
> >
> > Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> > other)?
> >
> > Do you DM regularly?
> >
> > Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
> >
> > Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
> >
>
> Same
>
> Yes
>
> Male
>
> Straight
>
What no I'm a hemaphrodite who likes dogs in furry suits? Geez, either
you are pulling our leg or being honest. No troll today?
Justisaur
"Bradd W. Szonye" wrote:
>
> Aussiechick82 <Kar...@Willagog.net> wrote:
> > Same-sex, same-sexuality
> > Female
> > 50/50 Bisexual (Into threesomes)
> > -----
> > Karen
>
> Posted from Cox. Non-Cox address. Hmm.
Oops, guess I was too early with the "not trolling today ron?"
statement.
Conner Destron
Boy, I must've missed a bunch or your posts, I hadn't noticed anyone
flaming you at all. Personally, I try to avoid flames for my posts,
regardless of topic, it's easier and more productive to just ignore
the person who pissed you off until you've blown it over, at least
generally.
Sir Bob
>
>
> Deric Bernier wrote:
> >
> > Keith Davies wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >
> > > So, out of curiousity, what *'excuse'* could there be for being
straight?
> > >
> >
> > Avoidance of stubble burn, choking, and bloody diarrhea?
> >
> > Or just the fact that women are pretty, soft, and smell good, those
things rate
> > pretty highly on my scale.
> >
>
> Hell I just don't understand how anyone could find men attractive.
> Generally I find men to be a stinky, rough, ugly, dirty lot. I'm just
> glad my GF finds me attractive, even if I don't understand it.
That's mostly cultural bias talking - there are/have been plenty of
societies that have/had a perfectly serviceable standard for male beauty.
The notion that there's no such thing is a passing phase, a lingering
aftereffect of the homophobic (and more generally anti-sexual) hysteria that
swept Western society not too long ago (in historical terms, anyway) - and
I, for one, am glad to see it on its way out. ;)
- Sir Bob.
Senator Blutarsky
>
> Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> other)?
Same, 100%.
> Do you DM regularly?
Yes <sigh>.
> Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
Male.
> Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
Straight.
Arian Hokin
Heh. If you've got time to post one message to Usenet, you've got time
to fix the time zone on your computer, it'd take you something like five
seconds. And your anonymity is Severely Compromised by your not doing
it. Do it NOW! :-)
Arian
--
The above address no longer accepts email,
but it makes a very nice spam block. So to reply,
please dispense with the Christmas decorations.
Justisaur
nightfeather wrote:
>
> > Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> > other)?
> opposite. What's the use in playing what I already am?
>
> > Do you DM regularly?
> no, but I should
>
> > Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
> female
>
> > Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
> sometimes bi, sometimes straight
> err... does this question reffer to me or to my chars?
You, I was curious if the effect of one's preferences affected the
likelyhood of playing the opposite sex. Just on off hand guestimate it
doesn't look like it does - except almost all the male hetros prefer to
play females in CRGPs so far. :)
Bradd W. Szonye
> CRPG, almost always opposite. Usually, the females in CRPGs are just
> cooler, better looking, and sometimes better written. Then again,
> Minsc does rule. :D
Cameraderie, adventure, steel on steel -- the stuff of legend!
Go for the eyes, Boo, GO FOR THE EYES!
Ack, it's been years, and I still remember.
Bradd W. Szonye
> The notion that there's no such thing [as a beautiful man] is a
> passing phase, a lingering aftereffect of the homophobic (and more
> generally anti-sexual) hysteria that swept Western society not too
> long ago (in historical terms, anyway) - and I, for one, am glad to
> see it on its way out. ;)
It's on its way out?
Justisaur
Aw defending the troll. Isn't that cute. Commie Rat Bastard! Trolls
deserve to die a lonely death in a sensory deprivation box! They are
only a step above the chum of Lawyers, Politicians and Spammers! O.k.
maybe it's not fair to lump the Lawyers and Politicians in with the
Spammers. So Trolls are 2 steps above Spammers.
Who cares what the troll thinks about over analyzing.
And you also mistake "like" for tolerate. At least Ron doesn't take his
own trolls to seriously.
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- Justisaur -
check http://justisaur.tripod.com/well.htm for my encounter generator,
xp calculator, and other useful documents.
Bradd W. Szonye
>> Do you DM regularly?
Senator Blutarsky <mona...@comcast.net> wrote:
> Yes <sigh>.
Why the sigh?
I DM most of the time because I enjoy it more and because I'm better at
DMing than playing a PC. Occasionally, I miss playing, and I get burned
out as a DM, and I ask somebody else to run the game. Doesn't take long
before I tire of it. Although I must admit that I'm having great fun in
Pollywog's game -- his DMing style is similar enough to mine that we
don't clash much. (Translation: I don't feel the need to turn into a
crazed rules lawyer much.)
Conner Destron
Geez, Justisaur, for someone who usually has such interesting
opinions to post, this is bordering on being out of character. I'm not
defending anyone, not even the troll. In point of fact, I was, rather,
proffering that the mad dash at each post to point out the
discrepancies thus proving it's a troll post rather than taking some
of these in stride for the humor they are worth gets old, but if
everyone is doing it in mutual fun, I'll take the analytical
viewpoints as further humor.
As far as comparing trolls to lawyers/politicians, let alone
spammers, I have to disagree, some troll posts are just plain
distasteful and, therefore, do classify as being on par with the
spammers, but some are just funny or cute or stupid and basically I
see them as a little levity. But that's my view, you're certainly
welcome to your own.
Who cares what the troll thinks? How rude! ;)
Where in the above did you see the word "Like"? The only time I
saw that word used above was in Brad's comparing of Ron to Terry,
which, frankly, if Brad's right about that, Ron's rolling on the floor
by now watching the post count he attributes himself rise from this...
-=Conner=-
Ubiquitous
: Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
: other)?
By definition, a character ALWAYS has the same sex as itself.
--
ISLAM: Winning the hearts and minds of the world, one bomb at a time.
Sir Bob
news:slrnbmnqaq.3...@szonye.com...
> Sir Bob <sir...@penguinking.com> wrote:
> > The notion that there's no such thing [as a beautiful man] is a
> > passing phase, a lingering aftereffect of the homophobic (and more
> > generally anti-sexual) hysteria that swept Western society not too
> > long ago (in historical terms, anyway) - and I, for one, am glad to
> > see it on its way out. ;)
>
> It's on its way out?
Oh, indeed. As little as fifty years ago, the male figure was considered to
be so indescribably hideous that American art galleries would refuse to host
exhibitions featuring male nudes; respected members of artistic and
intellectual communities in America would often state that art showcasing
the male body was not, in fact, "art" - that the male figure was
intrinsically devoid of any aesthetic merit whatsoever. This opinion has
fallen out of favour quite considerably over the suceeding decades, and
recently this trend has begun to make the transition into the opinions of
everyday people (though it obviously still has a long way to go in many
places ;) ).
- Sir Bob.
Deric Bernier
Sir Bob wrote:
That's the first I ever heard of that, and I studied art history for 2 years,
not including how much private time I have spent studying it.
D
Sir Bob
news:3F6C0D48...@mc2k.com...
Are you kidding? Let me see if I can pull up some online articles - the
sheer pomposity of the some of the crap out of that era will blow your mind.
(Then again, most art history courses focus largely or exclusively on
*European* art history, and they've always been more open-minded - you may
have missed the pre-1960s American side of the equation entirely. =P
- Sir Bob.
Deric Bernier
Sir Bob wrote:
Eh, possibly, since the only American art I generally cared about at the time
was sci-fi and fantasy and the occasional surrealists.
D
Werebat
>
> > Justisaur wrote:
> >> Do you DM regularly?
>
> Senator Blutarsky <mona...@comcast.net> wrote:
> > Yes <sigh>.
>
> Why the sigh?
>
> I DM most of the time because I enjoy it more and because I'm better at
> DMing than playing a PC. Occasionally, I miss playing, and I get burned
> out as a DM, and I ask somebody else to run the game. Doesn't take long
> before I tire of it. Although I must admit that I'm having great fun in
> Pollywog's game -- his DMing style is similar enough to mine that we
> don't clash much. (Translation: I don't feel the need to turn into a
> crazed rules lawyer much.)
Lately it's been getting tougher to get a spot as DM in my group, as Rap
Master Bard (who feels compelled to hide his REAL name because he is
afraid of his reputation!) is running one and will be starting a new one
soon, and Chris is a skilled first-time DM who is running a fun game that
I've even learned some tricks from.
- Ron ^*^
Werebat
>
> nightfeather wrote:
> >
> > > Do you prefer to play same or opposite sex characters (or in-between or
> > > other)?
> > opposite. What's the use in playing what I already am?
> >
> > > Do you DM regularly?
> > no, but I should
> >
> > > Are you male or female (or in-between, or other)?
> > female
> >
> > > Gay or strait (or in-between, or other)?
> > sometimes bi, sometimes straight
> > err... does this question reffer to me or to my chars?
>
> You, I was curious if the effect of one's preferences affected the
> likelyhood of playing the opposite sex. Just on off hand guestimate it
> doesn't look like it does - except almost all the male hetros prefer to
> play females in CRGPs so far. :)
A certain player in my gaming circle is male and seems to prefer playing
bald women.
- Ron ^*^
Justisaur
Once in awhile I forget the wink ;). Maybe on purpose. Would that be
trolling?
> I'm not
> defending anyone, not even the troll. In point of fact, I was, rather,
> proffering that the mad dash at each post to point out the
> discrepancies thus proving it's a troll post rather than taking some
> of these in stride for the humor they are worth gets old, but if
> everyone is doing it in mutual fun, I'll take the analytical
> viewpoints as further humor.
Ah I see. Not defending the troll, just you getting tired of endless
shouts of "wolf!" er I mean "Ron!".
Generally humor has more than a smidgen of truth, at least from the
humorist's view. They just seem to think they can get away with it if
they disguise it as humor.
> As far as comparing trolls to lawyers/politicians, let alone
> spammers, I have to disagree, some troll posts are just plain
> distasteful and, therefore, do classify as being on par with the
> spammers, but some are just funny or cute or stupid and basically I
> see them as a little levity. But that's my view, you're certainly
> welcome to your own.
> Who cares what the troll thinks? How rude! ;)
> Where in the above did you see the word "Like"? The only time I
> saw that word used above was in Brad's comparing of Ron to Terry,
> which, frankly, if Brad's right about that, Ron's rolling on the floor
> by now watching the post count he attributes himself rise from this...
All true.
--
- Justisaur -
check http://justisaur.tripod.com/well.htm for my encounter generator,
xp calculator, and other usefull documents.
Justisaur
"Bradd W. Szonye" wrote:
>
> > Justisaur wrote:
> >> Do you DM regularly?
>
> Senator Blutarsky <mona...@comcast.net> wrote:
> > Yes <sigh>.
>
> Why the sigh?
>
> I DM most of the time because I enjoy it more and because I'm better at
> DMing than playing a PC. Occasionally, I miss playing, and I get burned
> out as a DM, and I ask somebody else to run the game. Doesn't take long
> before I tire of it. Although I must admit that I'm having great fun in
> Pollywog's game -- his DMing style is similar enough to mine that we
> don't clash much. (Translation: I don't feel the need to turn into a
> crazed rules lawyer much.)
I've come to the conclusion you have to train a player for a long time,
until their DM style is the same (or close) as yours for a DM to really
enjoy a game.
I rather enjoyed a round robbin we had going for a bit, it unfortunately
ended due to circumstances not having anything to do with the game
itself.
Justisaur
Bald women? That's... odd.
<long pause>
I seem to have been stunned. At a loss for words. Best troll yet, for
me.
Maybe he saw Star Trek: the movie at a formative age, and fixated on the
bald V'ger woman. She was pretty hot.
James Quick
wrote:
> A certain player in my gaming circle is male and seems to prefer playing
> bald women.
Is that the dry-humper? There's just sumpin' wrong wit' dat boy.
--
James Quick [][][] jamesqu...@hotmail.com
Profanity is the first resort of the inarticulate motherfucker.
-- Elizabeth D. Brooks, among others.
Bradd W. Szonye
> Is that the dry-humper? There's just sumpin' wrong wit' dat boy.
We always used the phrase "sumfin not quite right wit dat boy" to refer
to the "weird" player in our old game group.
Nikolas Landauer
> > CRPG, almost always opposite. Usually, the females in CRPGs are just
> > cooler, better looking, and sometimes better written. Then again,
> > Minsc does rule. :D
>
> Cameraderie, adventure, steel on steel -- the stuff of legend!
> Go for the eyes, Boo, GO FOR THE EYES!
>
> Ack, it's been years, and I still remember.
I think part of it was the voice actor. He was about as perfect for
that part as it is possible to be.
--
Nik - remove clothing to reply
"Aah, nighttime. Good for sneakin' up on evil!" - Minsc
Pope Jubal
> > > I'm Spotting the Ron RIGHT NOW!!!!1!!
> >
> > You are? Where? Are you saying that Deric is another of Ron's aliases
> > now? (As I posted at the top of this reply, I didn't get the post made
> > by Deric, so no headers, or time stamp or otherwise to check...)
>
> Man I wish, everyone likes Ron, being the relative newbie to the NG I am
> its lucky if I even get someone to reply to my posts with something other
> than a flame.
>
> D
You don't even know when you're being flamed, you fucktard! You and
Brad and Talon should get together in your little club with Ron and
MSB and go JUMP OF A CLIFFF!!!!1!
You don't even know the meaning fo the wrod falme! 1 \/\/1LL D357R0Y
J00!
(I didn't have anything useful to contribute here, but I thought I
could at least offer a flame. Sometimes it's better than nothing.)
Pope Jubal
Jubal no Oni
Dark Oracle of Jell-O
---
Conner Destron
> > should quit analyzing wererat's posts so much and just accept them
as
> > an occasional piece of humor, they're not always bad humor...
besides,
> > in this case, at least, what harm was done? So he posted that he's
a
> > bisexual woman named Karen, at least he's trying to role-play a
> > little, I say we award him a few XP and move on. ;)
> > -=Conner=-
>
> Not analyzing him, to me its getting to be the internet version of
Where's
> Waldo, only here it's Spot the Ron. If he is allowed to have fun
why
> can't we?
As per my other posts on this one (now that I'm almost sorry that I
bothered to speak up), I can't argue with that philosophy. :)
Conner Destron
> On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 23:12:34 -0600, "Conner Destron"
<m...@privacy.net>
> wrote:
>
> >Okay, Rupert & Brad, et al, I hate to say it, but maybe you guys
> >should quit analyzing wererat's posts so much and just accept them
as
> >an occasional piece of humor, they're not always bad humor...
besides,
> >in this case, at least, what harm was done? So he posted that he's
a
> >bisexual woman named Karen, at least he's trying to role-play a
> >little, I say we award him a few XP and move on. ;)
>
Well, that takes care of that suggestion, except, are you the DM for
this group? I'm a DM in this group, but not the one awarding XP...
maybe XP in this group is in post counts.... ;)
Frank Emanuel
>> Maybe he saw Star Trek: the movie at a formative age, and fixated on the
> bald V'ger woman. She was pretty hot.
????????
A woman's hair is her glory. I guess if you like your women bald.
Frank
Conner Destron
> > > Aw defending the troll. Isn't that cute. Commie Rat Bastard!
Trolls
> > > deserve to die a lonely death in a sensory deprivation box!
They are
> > > only a step above the chum of Lawyers, Politicians and Spammers!
O.k.
> > > maybe it's not fair to lump the Lawyers and Politicians in with
the
> > > Spammers. So Trolls are 2 steps above Spammers.
> > >
> > > Who cares what the troll thinks about over analyzing.
> > >
> > > And you also mistake "like" for tolerate. At least Ron doesn't
take his
> > > own trolls to seriously.
> >
> > Geez, Justisaur, for someone who usually has such interesting
> > opinions to post, this is bordering on being out of character.
>
> Once in awhile I forget the wink ;). Maybe on purpose. Would that
be
> trolling?
You got me on that one, I have no idea. But it did throw me for a
small loop. :)
> > I'm not
> > defending anyone, not even the troll. In point of fact, I was,
rather,
> > proffering that the mad dash at each post to point out the
> > discrepancies thus proving it's a troll post rather than taking
some
> > of these in stride for the humor they are worth gets old, but if
> > everyone is doing it in mutual fun, I'll take the analytical
> > viewpoints as further humor.
>
> Ah I see. Not defending the troll, just you getting tired of
endless
> shouts of "wolf!" er I mean "Ron!".
In a nut shell, yes, exactly.
> Generally humor has more than a smidgen of truth, at least from the
> humorist's view. They just seem to think they can get away with it
if
> they disguise it as humor.
I suppose that depends on the type of humor, doesn't it? But you are
also right in that some folks try to disguise things as humor which
are just things which need disguising...
Deric Bernier
Pope Jubal wrote:
Thanks, now I feel at home again.
D