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  • #16
    Quoth GingerBiscuit View Post
    I am a superstitious gamer. .
    Me too, My set of pewter polyhedrahl dice only touch someone else if that person is dumb enough to start a dice fight with me. The only reason I figured those were safe from grabby Mcdiceflincher, is that they are kept on me or the table when ever they are not in the Tub'o Dice at home.
    They say crime doesn't pay. That must mean what I'm doing at work is illegal.

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    • #17
      Nobody touches my Call of Cthulhu dice set either. Then again, my dice bag seems to be an effective deterrent (big honking Yellow Sign on the outside). I have a motley assortment of random dice for loaning out. Those that insist on touching Hastur's Sack get "loaned" my Yellow Sign d10, which some have said is cursed

      (many times have I given the sticky-fingered ample chances to steal that one die, and it will not disappear...I'm waiting for it to vanish only for the thief to return it later)
      "I am quite confident that I do exist."
      "Excuse me, I'm making perfect sense. You're just not keeping up." The Doctor

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      • #18
        ya know theres the answer to my problem, I'll have a friend head up to Gen-con and vist the booth that has those absoulotly grotusque brown and yellow d6's. we call them choco-dice. anyone dumb enough to steal one of those deserves to suffer from ugly dice.
        They say crime doesn't pay. That must mean what I'm doing at work is illegal.

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        • #19
          And there's the reason I don't play MTG, D&D, or Warhammer outside the confines of a friend's house anymore. -.-

          I caught someone trying to relieve me of a box of MTG cards. A BOX. Like I wasn't going to catch him, right?
          "Do not quibble with me over apostrophes. I have my shit together when it comes to apostrophes." - BookBint

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