tkdguy

Sad to hear about her passing.

Sad to hear about that. RIP.

Slept in my Highlander T-shirt and woke up next to a severed head. Slept in my Highlander T-shirt and woke up when the Quickening hit me.

Sounds like a 5-point Disadvantage (more if the GM decides to get creative).

I took the title to mean that the athlete's penis somehow got detached from his body and fell on the track.

Last night's dream had me flushing down my trousers in the toilet then fishing them out when I realized my mistake.

What do you call a man with no arms or legs, and singers spit on him? Mike.

That attitude was why I walked out on my job last year and turned down repeated attempts to get me back.

We could have used an article like that back in the day.

I have used Classic Traveller in my hard science fiction campaign. If you stick to just the core rules, the system is rules-light and straightforward, perfect for a one-shot game.

It's definitely nice to have that type of versatility. That said, I found the KISS principle to work best with new players. Adding too many things all at once only confuses people new to the game. The biggest problem I've encountered is that many people equate the HERO System with Champions. If you're going to run a superhero game, it's not an issue. But if you're running a different genre, some players won't be very happy.

Here's some classic science fiction:

Catching up on Midsomer Murders. I like the new pathologist, Fleur. I think she's hilarious.

I know. That's why I posted it. I have that movie on VHS, although whether my VHS still works is a different matter.

Head Wars?