It's time for an intervention

[spring_violet]

Last night while talking about movers, Eru said "Wouldn't it be cool if they had [i]Taste the Whip[/]?" He then proceeded to go into detail which seemed to involve dramatic arm flailing. And this isn't the first time BW terms have come into everyday usage with him. I know I've heard him talk about ob's and bits and so on.

abzu - I don't know what you've done to him. He's the guy who'd snear at the larper kids who throw rock paper scisors in every day situations. He'd roll his eyes at role-players who'd talk ad nauseum about their characters. Now he's throwing game terms around like it's going out of style.

[luke]

I really don't know what it is. Even WE find it scary sometimes...

;)

-L

[Manicrack]

I belive BW is the only, i repreat, the ONLY system, that can make a strict non-gamer into an addict.

Once you get the hang of it, you just can't let go.


-Crack

[eruditus]

And i KNOW I have "Where There's a Whip There's a Way!"

... dirty hobbitses...

[spring_violet]

abzu - I don't think you're calling him enough :shock:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v77/spring_violet/bw_phone.jpg

[luke]

ok, that's both scary and cool.

but you heard him babbling on at the convention -- he's working hard and he's in his own world!

what am I to do?

-L

[Yagathai]

Be afraid. Be very afraid.

[quixoteles]

I don't know that dude, but that cell phone is outta control. I though LARP-folk was bad, but you are doing something strange to people L. And by the way, where there's a whip there really is a way, I would of dropped out Junior High School if there wasn't