Things you feel too intimidated to get into.
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<quote=The Austin> Thank you. I dont want people to see me struggling to bench 50 pounds. You can bench 50 pounds!?!? Thats impressive, I have trouble with 30!
I have no upper body strength q.q
I have no upper body strength q.q
Mine would probably be most sport. Which is weird because I used to be really into sport, playing rugby every weekend for my local team. But then I just sort of stopped. And now I've got a bit of a gut, I should probably just exercise more often than go leaping back into the game. But as most people here have said, I'm also slighty intimidated by the idea of going to a gym
Oh darling you don't need to spend $80 on a shirt, thrift store chic is so in right now. Go to a nice shop and ask the assistant to help you pick some nice things out then go to a low cost or vintage cloth shop and find something similar. You'll look fabulous!Sigel said:
Organized crime. I think I would be pretty good at it, but jumping mid way into a criminal chain isn't as easy as it sounds.
Concerning D&D:
They could have college classes bases on playing this game at advanced levels.
The big key is to find a group that embraces the nubile minded. This can further be augmented by a lack of rule nazi's and the encouragement of RP over rule oriented play.
(*knows some DM who entirely neglect skills like "diplomacy," because he expects players to PLAY the as the CHARACTER. If you cannot play your character well enough to convince someone, then he wouldn't likely give you the benefit anyway.*)
Concerning D&D:
They could have college classes bases on playing this game at advanced levels.
The big key is to find a group that embraces the nubile minded. This can further be augmented by a lack of rule nazi's and the encouragement of RP over rule oriented play.
(*knows some DM who entirely neglect skills like "diplomacy," because he expects players to PLAY the as the CHARACTER. If you cannot play your character well enough to convince someone, then he wouldn't likely give you the benefit anyway.*)
poll dancing there has always been apart of me wanting to try but i never had the balls to go in and ask lol joking aside though i never felt out of place doing anything really i like to at least try somthing once and if i dont like it i dont have to go again.
but i remember when i was younger and first went to gameswork shop i felt abit uneasy there at first because everything felt so complecated and when they was showing me the models i was scared of picking them up because i might break them. After awhile the staff there maneged to make me feel more at home there learn everything that i needed to know to play the game
but i remember when i was younger and first went to gameswork shop i felt abit uneasy there at first because everything felt so complecated and when they was showing me the models i was scared of picking them up because i might break them. After awhile the staff there maneged to make me feel more at home there learn everything that i needed to know to play the game
I think the trick behind D&D is to convince a bunch of your friends to start at the same time as you, and you can split the material costs.TheTygerfire said:
Ok nerdy-Warhammer, all types: Just too expensive, as I don't have a job
not nerdy-Heavy Goth Music: I just dont like the idea of suicide and murder being my idea of "awsome"
