36 thoughts on “fantastic blog for game masters, dungeon masters, and rpg fans”

1. OMG, that is hilarious. How in the world do you have time to write so much? I’m sure I’m nowhere near as busy as you and I can’t find this much time to blog, much less make them worth reading. Totally in awe.

2. Hanson… ugg, I had a roommate in college that liked Hanson. We were only roommates for one semester.

3. Is New Mutant going to have to boomark a bitch?!
   I’m IN. I liked the presentation so much, I am forced to now adopt the content.
   Actually I trust you, my geek brother. Let’s go see what you found!

4. Haha, the “you wouldn’t dare!” reminds me of Dillinger being threatened by the MCP…
   Oh Bob, Google reader’s growing smarter! Run for your lives! Please tell me it hasn’t asked you about the Pentagon yet.

5. iTunes coming in at the end made me spit my coffee. Nice one. 😉

6. Speaking of RPGs, are you reading Darths and Droids by any chance?
   http://www.darthsanddroids.net/

7. I’m surprised Google Reader failed to mention RPG Bloggers (rpgbloggers.com) – a fantastic directory of fantastic blogs for game masters, dungeon masters, and rpg fans.
   You’re slipping, Google Reader. You’d better watch yourself, or your job will get outsourced…

8. Hehehehehehe. That was awesome.
   Speaking of the Hansen Brothers, that reminds me. Not that you would give a damn, since it’s all the way on the other side of the USA from you, Wil, but I grew up about 45 minutes away from the town where Slap Shot was filmed. The Hansen Brothers show up at the local hockey games sometimes for autographs and things. I have yet to see them, but my mom’s on a constant search for tickets for games where they appear. We figure we’ll get lucky sometime!

9. Your conversations with inanimate objects are my favorite reads nowadays. 🙂

10. I think I’m going to take Wil’s best interaction-with-his-software vignettes, and visualize them. In LEGOs.

11. [cackle]

12. Sometimes Google Reader can be a huge PITA

13. That would be awesome. I think you should do that! 😀

14. Oh, Wil, you may have outdone yourself this time. Thanks for not Twittering that, btw…. 😉

15. And the Pepsi shoots from my mouth and nose. OUCH! Must remember not to read Wil when drinking. Too funny! Wil FTW!

16. Google Reader: Wait. “Poorly-written”? You read it?
    For the articles. For the articles.

17. Out. Fucking. Standing.
    High five.
    That was awesome. I’m saving the link to this one.

18. …I laughed so hard I scarred my dogs 😛

19. Make sure to use a lego with a clown sweater for Wil.

20. If he isn’t he sure as hell should! *tries to impersonate Google Reader*
    Funny thing is, I have my Darths and Droids rss feed right next to the feed for Wil’s blog. No, they’re not sorted alphabetically. 😉

21. I see what you all did there. Very witty. If I had been drinking a liquid while reading I would have spit it out. As I was not you just elicited one of my coveted snort-laughs.
    (Thanks for the link and for being funny.)

22. Okay, I know it’s not related really to this post, but I didn’t want to clog up your email and thought you might enjoy reading “Seth McFarlane’s Self-Written Wedding Vows” over at my friend J’Mel’s blog.
    http://jmelstuff.blogspot.com/2009/01/excerpts-from-family-guy-creator-seth.html
    And, speaking of which, is your Family Guy episode happening this season or next?
    And I love the way I specified that it was my friend’s blog, as if I was your friend and therefore it would give the recommendation some clout if I made sure to tell you it was a blog by my friend. Ugh. Sorry. I’ve gone on too long. Far too long. I’ll just go back to lurking now, thank you…

23. Every time I read one of these posts or one of your tweets involving the discussions you have with your softwarez, I dig though the settings, trying to find “HAL Mode” so I can chat with my Googles, but alas (and alack), I am never able to find it…

24. OK, Wil, my husband owes you some gnomestew swag. He just earned even more geek points in my eyes when you mentioned gnomestew — he’s Scott, one of the gnomes. He also gets points for reading your post before me.
    And you got some points for not just being a gamer, but being a gamer who shares — awesome.
    And I swear it’s not ALWAYS me when Scott talks about a “problem gamer” in his home group.

25. Awesome.
    When blogs I read collide, it’s…odd. Good-odd, not bad-odd.

26. I hate to break it to you, but “Christian Sings the Blues” doesn’t sound like a political blog at all.

27. Re: sometimes need to ignore the game to have fun while gaming.
    I always follow rule zero (as it’s now called), which I’ll summarize until I dig out the old DMG where Gary Gygax put it.
    The DM has the right to alter, ignore or abolish any rule in the name of game play.
    Which I’ve created the axiom of:
    So long as the DM is consistant, and doesn’t do it to punish a single player.

28. well i just adore you is all.

29. OK, that’s spooky. I just discovered Gnome Stew earlier this week and I was thinking “Wow, this is cool. I have to share this with my Pathfinder buddies”.

30. And of course, the inspiration for Darths and Droids, which was DM of the Rings. Sadly, it’s over, but it’s here and oh so worth the investment of time…

31. Cool blog, thanks for linking 🙂
    – Kelly
    The Convention Fans Blog
    http://conventionfans.today.com

32. Hmmm…wonder why when I log into this via my Google account, it gives me the funky posting name…

33. Great stuff. Passing it along to my DMs. Thanks.

34. Excellent link, sir.
    Lots o’ good stuff.

35. The conversations you have with your computer applications are the funniest things I’ve ever read…and I have to say I love the attitude your iTunes tends to have:)
    ~~TARA~~

36. I *heart* your conversations with your programs. 🙂

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