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5th March 08, 05:38 AM
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I just saw his death announcement this morning. I spent many an hour in college, and quite a bit of time after that playing D&D. Rest in Peace Gary.
Lord Bondro of the Vale (Halfling Thief).
We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. - Japanese Proverb
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5th March 08, 07:57 AM
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I've only played it once for a little while, but it was fun. I like RPG's. OK, let's face it, I'm a geek, but I'm a cool, kilted geek!
Fare thee well.
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5th March 08, 10:10 AM
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If only I played a mage and had enough points to resurrect.....
He will be missed.
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5th March 08, 10:15 AM
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I've still got a scroll of resurrection. I'll bring him back!
In all seriousness though, RIP Gary, and thank you for all the great times!
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6th March 08, 06:49 AM
#5
Thank you, Gary. Rest in peace.
BTW,
Stephen Colbert did a nice little tribute at the end of last night's show. He (or one of his writers, at least) was obviously a player and /or DM at some point.
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6th March 08, 07:01 AM
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6th March 08, 10:46 PM
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7th March 08, 07:48 AM
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 Originally Posted by Coemgen
that's the best!
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7th March 08, 04:30 AM
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Since I wasn't a member here when Gary died I didn't have the opportunity to add my condolences.
I have been and still am a geek. RPG's have given me more laughs and fun with friends than I could ever have imagined. D&D wasn't my main game, but it was the start for all the rest!
Thanks for all you did for us, Gary!
Korton would not have existed with out you.
Sirs Red Claw, Tye Kon, Warrick and Lady Jade all salute you.
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7th March 08, 06:02 AM
#10
I started D&D with the blue book in '79. Gary was a God I looked for at GenCon '83. His work & passion helped shape who I am.
Pass easily, Gary.
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