"A Jack Chick Halloween" Avatar Theme

[Sheepdog]

As the rebel leader against the hegemony of the TWeb unholy trinity, I have declared that for Halloween, there is to be an avatar theme (and for the next few days, since i'm too lazy to change my avatar so frequently). And that avatar theme is none other than that master of fundaMENTAList comic strips, he who is a parody all unto himself, the master of misinformation, Jack Chick! Some fodder ...

Boo! http://www.chick.com/reading/tracts/0058/0058_01.asp

It's my fault Blackleaf died. I can't face live alone! http://www.chick.com/reading/tracts/0046/0046_01.asp

And many more: http://www.chick.com/catalog/tractlist.asp

[Crow]

I'm in!

Drac, buddy, is that you?

[Sparko]

any pirate ones?

[Crow]

Sorry, Sparko, this is as close as it gets.

You might be able to photoshop a pirate hat on him.

[Brandalf85]

Any wizard ones? Not witches...wizards. Pictures of wizards not "Harry Potter is teh bad0rz!"

[Meta Knight]

It's my fault Blackleaf died. I can't face live alone! http://www.chick.com/reading/tracts/0046/0046_01.asp

It's like, "Aaaaah! Oh no! My D&D character died! I think I'll commit suicide instead of, say, waiting for the next game!"

[The Curtmudgeon]

It's like, "Aaaaah! Oh no! My D&D character died! I think I'll commit suicide instead of, say, waiting for the next game!"

I had a few D&D players that were nearly that bad. They got all huffy whenever something bad happened to their characters -- like they didn't advance a level each and every game session, or the sword merchant wanted more for a +5 sword of giant-slaying than they currently had in their wallets. If I "caused" one of their characters to die (never mind that it was almost universally player stupidity that did in their characters; I almost always fudged monster dice rolls if it was just a matter of the monsters getting too lucky) then the weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth was amazing.

Then they'd sit down and "roll up" a new character that was surprisingly identical to their previous character, and Life(tm) would go on as usual.

The (eventually, of course, I washed my hands of playing with them and found a new group of players that had a slightly different set of personality problems) Curtmudgeon

[Sheepdog]

i'd help look.... but.... i think the jack chick site is getting slashdotted

[Sheepdog]

haven't found any wizards yet, but there are exorcists

[Sheepdog]

samuel looks somewhat wizardly

[Meta Knight]

I had a few D&D players that were nearly that bad. They got all huffy whenever something bad happened to their characters -- like they didn't advance a level each and every game session, or the sword merchant wanted more for a +5 sword of giant-slaying than they currently had in their wallets. If I "caused" one of their characters to die (never mind that it was almost universally player stupidity that did in their characters; I almost always fudged monster dice rolls if it was just a matter of the monsters getting too lucky) then the weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth was amazing.

Then they'd sit down and "roll up" a new character that was surprisingly identical to their previous character, and Life(tm) would go on as usual.

The (eventually, of course, I washed my hands of playing with them and found a new group of players that had a slightly different set of personality problems) Curtmudgeon

It's like, "Get a freaking cleric, people!"

[Johnny MacManky]

My choice was ~ tWeb halloween party. :wvil:

[Brandalf85]

Johnny, in you avatar from left to right i can see: DDW, Dracho, LGM, and Sheepdog harassing a troll, perhaps DJ.

[Sheepdog]

niiice

[Johnny MacManky]

Johnny, in you avatar from left to right i can see: DDW, Dracho, LGM, and Sheepdog harassing a troll, perhaps DJ.