And now for something completely different

[jethrien]

In our rpg last night, we got the following quote (Chuckro is the GM):
Chuckro: It's as if a thousand voices screamed out in terror.
Us: And were suddenly silenced?
Chuckro:...no, they're still screaming.

In other news, I've recently picked three books to read, on vastly different topics - neuroscience, a serial killer in Florence, and Mae West. I didn't look at the authors while doing so. Every single one of them is affiliated with Princeton (and one with my museum as well).

Comments

[elissali.livejournal.com]

Chuckro:...no, they're still screaming.

you guys are so awesome!!! I totally wish I could play with you guys. :) silly enormous country in between us. :)

[dushai.livejournal.com]

I second the vote in favor of your individual and collective awesomeness. Extra style points to chuckro on this one.

[chuckro.livejournal.com]

Well, should you find yourself visiting the greater NY/NJ area at any point, you're welcome to come game with us.

(Jethrien and I have discussed the possibility of moving Boston to the Bronx, replacing Weehawken with Pittsburg, and encouraging all of our friends not already in those places to move to New Bostonburg with us.)

[cubby-t-bear.livejournal.com]

huh :) I have considered the possibilities inherent in building an evil megalomaniacal device to cause the New York/New Jersey like area to have California-mild winters, and then moving everybody I know in the area. Sadly, it didn't work out.

[jethrien.livejournal.com]

...but I like snow!

[cubby-t-bear.livejournal.com]

Huh. I do too. It's the bitter gray cold mornings without snow and endless trudging with shoes smeared with mush that got to me.

Maybe we could have snow on specially recognized snow days?

I really look forward to weather control. Probably not in our lifetimes, unless I get myself cryogenically frozen! :)