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RE: What are some odd little quirks about yourself? - 2/18/2011 9:54:58 AM

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RE: What are some odd little quirks about yourself? - 2/18/2011 6:55:10 PM

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*waves at Cryptic* good to see you back around.

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RE: What are some odd little quirks about yourself? - 2/19/2011 1:42:07 AM

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Time to come out of the closet. I play AD&D 2nd edition. I know, I know. It's really not all that bad but I also sew costumes and items for the players to wear or use while we play. I just finished a druids cape for my grandson's birthday and am working on Hewards Handy Haversack for a fighter/wizard character in a campaign I'm planning for a new psionic that my daughter just built. I have made outfits for Elvish archers, paladins and other cleric characters. I even made a pair of elven boots once. I corrupted my children from a young age and my oldest grandson makes the third generation DnDer now. I went to JoAnn Fabrics today and bought 10 new patterns including a replica of a 1540 - 1550 noble lady costume and asked my son if he would give me experience points if I made it.

He said yes. :D

26 total yards of material.. I had *better* level up.

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RE: What are some odd little quirks about yourself? - 2/19/2011 8:54:30 AM

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Try as I might to do otherwise, I can only eat popcorn by the handful.

And if that wasn't bad enough, I also like to stuff it in my mouth and then sip on a beverage.
I like how it sort of melts in my mouth. Needless to say, I don't eat much popcorn in public.

*oh for shame!*

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RE: What are some odd little quirks about yourself? - 2/19/2011 11:17:45 AM

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umm. i have perfected tying small sections of my hair into knots with one hand, i cant go more than a few seconds with visible dirt on my hands. whenever im cooking, and i get in the zone ya know, i dance around the kitchen back n forth from the stove to counter to fridge back to stove lol..afew others but thats enough for here lol

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RE: What are some odd little quirks about yourself? - 2/19/2011 7:15:27 PM

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Time to come out of the closet. I play AD&D 2nd edition. I know, I know. It's really not all that bad but I also sew costumes and items for the players to wear or use while we play. I just finished a druids cape for my grandson's birthday and am working on Hewards Handy Haversack for a fighter/wizard character in a campaign I'm planning for a new psionic that my daughter just built. I have made outfits for Elvish archers, paladins and other cleric characters. I even made a pair of elven boots once. I corrupted my children from a young age and my oldest grandson makes the third generation DnDer now. I went to JoAnn Fabrics today and bought 10 new patterns including a replica of a 1540 - 1550 noble lady costume and asked my son if he would give me experience points if I made it.

He said yes. :D

26 total yards of material.. I had *better* level up.

Actually, i think you're incredibly cool. After watching my friends game, i wondered whether children would benefit from being taught role-playing games in math and social study classes, etc. i have never met a gamer family that had undue amounts of strife amongst it's members--so it seems like a positive thing to me.

And i very much wish i had your level of sewing ability. i can do a few binding stitches, i can piece quilt blocks without much finesse and i can embroider like a ham-fisted dockworker, but that's as far as i've got in that arena.

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