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Only one year to go til next POH!

The Dark Elf wrote:Only one year to go til next POH!

YES!!!

Say, have any dates been set already?

Cheers
Hendrik

Cl you gotta be in town. You're one of the reasons I want to go and one of the few I want to meet dude!

Next year I can actually make it
Count me in!

Citizen Lazlo wrote:I won't be at the Open House itself in 2012 but I might be in town and hanging out at the Hotel.

I know DR didn't go down as you would have preferred, but there will be plenty of DR fans at the OH who will want to meet you and game with you. Let the past become water under the bridge...or in your case, water with bloated corpses waiting to feast upon whoever crosses the bridge. Either way, come to the OH, run a bunch of games and have fun.

I'd quite like to meet you as well.

The Dark Elf wrote:I'd quite like to meet you to mate.

I really have to cite this one for it's exceptionally poor grammar, because while its intent, as I would infer, is something sweet, because the usage of the word "to" instead of "too" and no comma, it's literal meaning is something very creepy and as a result, very funny.

mumah wrote:

The Dark Elf wrote:I'd quite like to meet you to mate.

I really have to cite this one for it's exceptionally poor grammar, because while its intent, as I would infer, is something sweet, because the usage of the word "to" instead of "too" and no comma, it's literal meaning is something very creepy and as a result, very funny.

Good find.

I dont see anything like that in my post - you must have misquoted me.

The Dark Elf wrote:I dont see anything like that in my post - you must have misquoted me.

lol! Someone must have redacted my memory! That's some craziness!

mumah wrote:

The Dark Elf wrote:I dont see anything like that in my post - you must have misquoted me.

lol! Someone must have redacted my memory! That's some craziness!

This post does not meet the security requirements set by the Preserver Party Internet Security Council... this is your final warning, citizen.

Big Brother is Love. Big Brother knows best.

Hey there,

well, for whatever that is worth, I would love to meet you at the OH, Josh. But then, I will likely be at the hotel this time.

Regarding the issue you have, I do not know of that (my first OH was 2010) and do not know whether it needs to be discussed here, but if it were me, I would want to clear the air. Such things should be discussed between the parties concerned. No hurt is petty, it may just be more redeemable than thought. Just saying. No harm intended.

Dead Reign is great. Have not had a chance to play it so far, but it is a very enjoyable read.

Kind regards
Hendrik

Nelly wrote:Next year I can actually make it
Count me in!

YAY!!!

Citizen Lazlo wrote:I was at the last two (post Dead Reign). I think it comes down to I was announced as an "Attending Writer" the time before last but I had no seat at the creators table or a creators badge, I was FAR from the only person to comment on this.

It may sound petty ( yes I know it does) but it felt like an intentional snub.

You know, not to tread over a dried up cow-pattie but I kinda doubt this was an "intentional snub" if what you told me was true and you guys buried the hatchet over your split. I would be more apt to chalk it up to them writing up the list before your falling out and not having the presence of mind to amend it after you left. Mind, I had very little interaction with either of you two about the ordeal but from an objective standpoint I find this scenario a bit more plausible.

Keep in mind that my first OH as a full-fledged Freelancer I was handed a tag that had "GM" on it while Irvin got one with "Freelance Writer." I didn't take it personally when Wayne told me he couldn't remember what I was working on for Palladium, but it took me pestering him all weekend (and promising to say nice things about him online ) to get a writer's badge. We both know this kind of stuff happens, so maybe give them the benefit of the doubt on being left out?

BursterPrincess wrote:My Husband and I will be attending this years. He has wanted to for a long time

Cool. Always nice to see new faces at the OH.

The Dark Elf wrote:Only one year to go til next POH!

O, the joy of vorfreude (happiness due to anticipation of something)!

Only 79 days left to VIP Thursday!

YAY!

Hendrik wrote:

The Dark Elf wrote:Only one year to go til next POH!

O, the joy of vorfreude (happiness due to anticipation of something)!

Only 79 days left to VIP Thursday!

YAY!

Hendrik,
We got the guest room all set up and ready!!!

The Galactus Kid wrote:

Hendrik wrote:

The Dark Elf wrote:Only one year to go til next POH!

O, the joy of vorfreude (happiness due to anticipation of something)!

Only 79 days left to VIP Thursday!

YAY!

Hendrik,
We got the guest room all set up and ready!!!

AWESOME, thank you, Brandon! I am very much looking forward to meet you (again) and your wife!

That is the best part of the count down this time around, mine will be over a couple of days earlier

Kindest regards
Hendrik

Muwhahahahah. He means the dungeon.

mumah wrote:Muwhahahahah. He means the dungeon.

I ain't afearing nothing, being a veteran of many a dungeon crawl during the last 28 winters. Besides, it's Kentucky, man, even dungeons have Bourbon.

Hendrik wrote:Besides, it's Kentucky, man, even dungeons have Bourbon.

True science fact.

The Galactus Kid wrote:

Hendrik wrote:Besides, it's Kentucky, man, even dungeons have Bourbon.

True science fact.

They should have DVDs of "Deliverance" in Germany by now.

mumah wrote:

The Galactus Kid wrote:

Hendrik wrote:Besides, it's Kentucky, man, even dungeons have Bourbon.

True science fact.

They should have DVDs of "Deliverance" in Germany by now.

That wasn't Kentucky, by the way.

Once you get south of Ohio, it's all the same.

mumah wrote:Once you get south of Ohio, it's all the same.

I respectully disagree, you Canadian.

Just because you're ignorant of sports played on ice doesn't mean you need to go and call me names. I have no national health care, just like the rest of the civilized world.

Once you get north of Ohio, it's all the same.

Michigan is an island unto itself. It says so in the Constitution.

So...you two are sharing a bed at the POH hotel then?

I'm the big spoon.

mumah wrote:I'm the big spoon.

what does that make sinsapaugh?

The knife.

He's the sugar.

mumah wrote:

The Galactus Kid wrote:

Hendrik wrote:Besides, it's Kentucky, man, even dungeons have Bourbon.

True science fact.

They should have DVDs of "Deliverance" in Germany by now.

DVD?

We are happy to have "Gone with the Wind" and all those stirring - if a bit disconcerting due to the contained violence - Elvis movies on Super 8. When it is cold outside like now we can actually have a cold beer, too, when we have put up the big screen in the living room. Mind you, the super rich have ice boxes, of course; in a proud EC-funded rediscovery of Roman high tech, the ice is transported from the glaciers of the Alps right to where you live. Naturally if sad, lots of brave people give their lives in the attempt, but then *Hendrik shrugs* it is for a cold beer and we Germans go to amazing lengths to get to that. I sadly cannot afford that, but I have underfloor heating now. It's a drag to collect enough cowpats, but when all the family helps it is only 3 months of hard work and it will heat the room for winter.

Which reminds me: I need to use my bicycle trainer more often now lest the Lufthansa plane does not take off without sufficient power and God knows who else will ride the plane with me.

Hendrik wrote:
DVD?

We are happy to have "Gone with the Wind" and all those stirring - if a bit disconcerting due to the contained violence - Elvis movies on Super 8. When it is cold outside like now we can actually have a cold beer, too, when we have put up the big screen in the living room. Mind you, the super rich have ice boxes, of course; in a proud EC-funded rediscovery of Roman high tech, the ice is transported from the glaciers of the Alps right to where you live. Naturally if sad, lots of brave people give their lives in the attempt, but then *Hendrik shrugs* it is for a cold beer and we Germans go to amazing lengths to get to that. I sadly cannot afford that, but I have underfloor heating now. It's a drag to collect enough cowpats, but when all the family helps it is only 3 months of hard work and it will heat the room for winter.

Which reminds me: I need to use my bicycle trainer more often now lest the Lufthansa plane does not take off without sufficient power and God knows who else will ride the plane with me.

That's what ya get fer gettin' all uppity twice n'getting slapped down by Uncle Sam in President George W. Bush President George W. Bush One n' Two. Yer welcome.

mumah wrote:

Hendrik wrote:
DVD?

We are happy to have "Gone with the Wind" and all those stirring - if a bit disconcerting due to the contained violence - Elvis movies on Super 8. When it is cold outside like now we can actually have a cold beer, too, when we have put up the big screen in the living room. Mind you, the super rich have ice boxes, of course; in a proud EC-funded rediscovery of Roman high tech, the ice is transported from the glaciers of the Alps right to where you live. Naturally if sad, lots of brave people give their lives in the attempt, but then *Hendrik shrugs* it is for a cold beer and we Germans go to amazing lengths to get to that. I sadly cannot afford that, but I have underfloor heating now. It's a drag to collect enough cowpats, but when all the family helps it is only 3 months of hard work and it will heat the room for winter.

Which reminds me: I need to use my bicycle trainer more often now lest the Lufthansa plane does not take off without sufficient power and God knows who else will ride the plane with me.

That's what ya get fer gettin' all uppity twice n'getting slapped down by Uncle Sam in President George W. Bush President George W. Bush One n' Two. Yer welcome.

As weird as it may sound, it is truly much appreciated, especially the Marshall Plan.

That said, our guys propelled your guys to the moon. Without us you would probably still try to do that with a big slingshot. Yer welcome, too.

All of our scientists were Austrian!

mumah wrote:All of our scientists were Austrian!

Wow. I was about to say that this thread was totally derailed but Hendrik brought it back on topic by talking about the space program. Yay countdown.

The Galactus Kid wrote:Wow. I was about to say that this thread was totally derailed but Hendrik brought it back on topic by talking about the space program. Yay countdown.

Yay countdown.

Thank you, Brandon, and sorry, I don't wanna derail this fine thread but have to answer Mike.

mumah wrote:All of our scientists were Austrian!

No, no, your body builders / actors / governors may be, the poached scientists were not. Wernher von Braun was Prussian. So was his brother Magnus. Generalmajor Dr Walter Robert Dornberger (later a business leader of Bell aircraft ) was from Hess (that is my State) ... over 100 German scientists became US citizens ... check forOperation Paperclip, I don't think you will find too many Austrians there. ... Not that that differentiation would have mattered at the time at all. ... I also assume that these scientists were extremely happy to be in the US. I mean work in the job they love as before, not having to point rockets at somebody (for strange reasons many scientists always seem to be able to make themselves believe that "no, this is not a weapons program"), be completely off rationing (as Europe including the UK was at the time), no prison time, no doubts regarding any Nuremburg trials, chocolate in stores, etc etc. what more can you want.

By the by, if have the time and interest for a very interesting biography, read up on spymaster Reinhard Gehlen.

If you feel the need to really loose faith in justice or humanity, read up on, inter alia, Hubertus Strughold.

People forget so much so quick, mostly because the knowledge is no longer "handy".

Once we grabbed them, they became Austrian.

mumah wrote:Once we grabbed them, they became Austrian.

InstantNationality(TM). COOL!

Now, back to the real topic at hand...

76 days and then it is VIP Thursday!

Stupid Austrians and their math...

Question is, can I bring the doggies and where do ya'll stay?

You would have to ask the hotel if they allow dogs. It is the Plymoth Clocktower hotel.

Nelly wrote:Question is, can I bring the doggies and where do ya'll stay?

Nelly,
If need be, I have a brother who lives about 15 minutes from PB's warehouse (my wife, myself & my son will be staying there during the Open House). He owns a dog and has a fenced back yard. He might be willing to put your pooch(s) up for a couple nights. Let me know if you want me to speak with him.