Recent content by DrSunday

In "MoonFleet" by J.M. Falkner though it's been a while since I read it. OR In "Fools Errand" by Robin Hobb OR In "Fools's Fate" also by Robin Hobb

An 82 cm wooden stick with a 14 cm piece of metal through one end, I originaly made it so I could turn the light of from my bed. I also think I have knife lying around somewhere, I lost it some time back.

The two "Call of Cthulhu" sequals that got put on hold, and then the company went broke, and then I can't find any further mention of them.

I push it, and nothing happens, so I push it again thinking mabey it's broken, it still doesn't work, so I push.....Long story short I die of starvation pushing a button. If someone else pushes the button however, I gain god-like powers, then go beat them for getting the button to work when I...

The hearts (or any internal organ) of my enemies, I'll just keep it until they are dead or ready to meet my demands. Also food, water and oxygen, gotta live of something and a guy can only eat so many hearts.

When I grow up I'm gonna be a steam shovel Really, I never put much thought into it, being a teacher sounds ok. You get paid for yelling at children.

Malta from the Liveship traders trilogy (Books). I don't care that if your a young girl, You piss me off that much. Then again I know the whole story and she can only tell her part of it..... Even though she improves, I'd still punch her. I think my conflicts with other fictional characters...

My potential girlfriend "likes" me because we've never met and she hasn't spoken to any of my friends. (probably the closest I'll ever get)

I was sleeping on the couch, woke up, went to go somewhere, fell over and got carpet burn above my eye. People just kept asking how..... Or when i got my finger stuck in a shower plug hole at age 6-8 (I forgot), in my defense, I thought I saw something fall down it. The stupidest thing I've...

People have said it, and I will repeat it. Andrew Ryan, he died trying to help. Even if he doesn't count as a boss...

The day I finished Gruntz was an excellent day for me; if only because I got terribly stuck on one of the levels when I was young.

"Trapdoor" I love that show. I watched all two seasons on the net, twice, simply because I could.

The Pogues: Turkish song of the damned I come old friend from hell tonight Across the rotting sea Nor the nails of the Cross Nor the blood of Christ Can bring you help this eve The dead have come to Claim a debt from thee They stand outside your door Four score and three...

I've played it, the scariest part for me was when it kept locking up at the start and I was afraid I wasted my money. But then I got it to work and fun was had by all, by which I mean me, since I am the only gamer in this house.

A Yoshimoto Cube or a copy of "Call of Cthulhu {horror roleplaying, sixth edition}" One or the other. That or the fact I've almost finished writing up my own scenario for "Call of Cthulhu" and already have plans for a second.