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Introductions / Re: Oh hai there!
« on: November 06, 2012, 07:33:47 pm »
Hey BZ. Just checking in with you. I figured this was the best place to see what's up.
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Introductions / Re: Oh hai there!
« on: October 12, 2012, 01:02:18 pm »
Is there anybody out there? *tumbleweed*
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Introductions / Re: Oh hai there!
« on: March 10, 2012, 07:02:21 pm »
This thing still on? *taps mic*
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Introductions / Re: Oh hai there!
« on: July 20, 2011, 10:22:12 am »
Hi Nestor, fwiw the Game Parlor is about 5 minutes from my house and I'm a frequent visitor. And agreed, after years of the metro area, I'd consider chewing my foot off rather than drive on 495 commuter traffic. Even the dulles Toll Road I use to commute to Tyson's corner is heinous.
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Introductions / Re: Oh hai there!
« on: July 19, 2011, 11:05:11 am »
Hmm.. Northern Virginia
Likes:
Thriving economy of IT industry, Govt contractors and DoD work
due to this sucess they have lots of tax money and have an excellent public school system, maybe on of the top public school systems in the country.
Most people who live in this area are well educated and crime is fairly low given the large population.
Lots of activities and events for the kids. - youth programs, county parks and recreations etc.
Roads are always well maintained (taxes)
People have more disposable income - great for my business.
Dislikes:
Very high cost of living, ex. renting a 3-4br. townhome would easily be $2000/mo.
Traffic
Suburban living (sluggish commute, ticky-tacky sf homes/townhomes, very small yards etc.)
Likes:
Thriving economy of IT industry, Govt contractors and DoD work
due to this sucess they have lots of tax money and have an excellent public school system, maybe on of the top public school systems in the country.
Most people who live in this area are well educated and crime is fairly low given the large population.
Lots of activities and events for the kids. - youth programs, county parks and recreations etc.
Roads are always well maintained (taxes)
People have more disposable income - great for my business.
Dislikes:
Very high cost of living, ex. renting a 3-4br. townhome would easily be $2000/mo.
Traffic
Suburban living (sluggish commute, ticky-tacky sf homes/townhomes, very small yards etc.)
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Introductions / Re: Oh hai there!
« on: June 30, 2011, 10:31:33 am »
Big C is 11 in Aug, Little C is 5. time flies like an arrow. fruit flies like a bananna.
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Introductions / Re: Oh hai there!
« on: June 22, 2011, 10:02:55 am »
it's that time of year! time to CON! good luck! have a great vacation!
smaller grid n smaller pieces.. brilliant!
talk to you later.
smaller grid n smaller pieces.. brilliant!
talk to you later.
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Introductions / Re: Oh hai there!
« on: June 21, 2011, 11:55:32 am »
Ugh.. the same economy that ended my former architecture career? yep, deeply familiar with it..
I just ran a Basic D&D mini adventure (simple goblin lair) for my sons and they loved it. I'm now going to give them a few small adventures to teach them some basics and then run them thru a few modules.
a few questions.
miniatures - I'd love to find a few simple "sets" ex. something that has a typical party - a mage, a cleric, a fighter, an elf etc. and some monster sets that have common humanoid types. any suggestions? maybe i should just usse something like coins or gemstone type markers? and if miniatures are 25mm (typical?) then a 1"x1" grid = 5'? going to buy a dry-erase battle map. (learned from the great JpD why this makes the experience better)
thanks!
I just ran a Basic D&D mini adventure (simple goblin lair) for my sons and they loved it. I'm now going to give them a few small adventures to teach them some basics and then run them thru a few modules.
a few questions.
miniatures - I'd love to find a few simple "sets" ex. something that has a typical party - a mage, a cleric, a fighter, an elf etc. and some monster sets that have common humanoid types. any suggestions? maybe i should just usse something like coins or gemstone type markers? and if miniatures are 25mm (typical?) then a 1"x1" grid = 5'? going to buy a dry-erase battle map. (learned from the great JpD why this makes the experience better)
thanks!
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Introductions / Re: Oh hai there!
« on: June 13, 2011, 11:05:49 pm »
Hi! I'm great! Tremendously busy as always. MMA is going well bigger than ever. In fact we've doubled the school to 10k sq feet (see my facebook profile for pics) teaching more classes, more fights etc.. now nearly at 200 students in total including bjj, muay thai, mma, capoeira classes too.
Also writing a blog: http://fairfaxmma.blogspot.com/
In particular I think all martial artists can appreciate these
http://fairfaxmma.blogspot.com/2011/02/introduction-to-mma-sparring-part-1.html
http://fairfaxmma.blogspot.com/2011/04/introduction-to-mma-sparring-part-2.html
btw: Saw your profile pics LZ: Congrats on the black belt. *rei* outstanding.
I've recently got an itch to do some rpg'ing.. I hear there is lots of controverery on D&D 4e. (JP knows I'm a fantasy guy, not a sci-fi fan). Truth be told, I'd just love to get a 2e game going! old school!
Hope the family is good! (not sure it's safe to talk about family on "teh interwebs" any more..) I'll send you a gmail and we'll catch up!
So how's the BeBopin going?
I'm going to check Netflix to see if they have anything I can watch to see the basis for the game!
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