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bhelliom
response 25 of 59: Mark Unseen   Jul 24 18:47 UTC 2001

<snorts>  Uh huh . . . Faith's too busy being Faith . . . she's getting 
into trouble . . .
eeyore
response 26 of 59: Mark Unseen   Jul 25 02:39 UTC 2001

Or she could ask Robin.  That also might work. Or, look at the caller id. :)
bhelliom
response 27 of 59: Mark Unseen   Jul 27 17:28 UTC 2001

<snorts again>  Like he'd actually make the mistake of not blocking it?
eeyore
response 28 of 59: Mark Unseen   Jul 27 19:01 UTC 2001

Anney had a point of the fact that caller id doesn't necessarily show cell
calls anyway.  

Well, shes onto plan B anyway.\
bhelliom
response 29 of 59: Mark Unseen   Jul 30 15:18 UTC 2001

ROTFL
eeyore
response 30 of 59: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 02:30 UTC 2001

She might have to break down and ask for *gasp* help from Piotyr.  Maybe.
mooncat
response 31 of 59: Mark Unseen   Jul 31 14:46 UTC 2001

Asking a boyfriend for help?  Is that allowed??
eeyore
response 32 of 59: Mark Unseen   Aug 1 00:15 UTC 2001

I'm not sure.  She is usppowed to be SuperWoman and all.  But she is still
aware enough of the fact that she probably ought not go out there by herself,
even if she doesn't want to risk anybody else....\
mooncat
response 33 of 59: Mark Unseen   Aug 1 15:32 UTC 2001

She could always try to convince herself that nothing bad could 
possibly happen and she's just going to LOOK after all... <grins>
bhelliom
response 34 of 59: Mark Unseen   Aug 1 17:27 UTC 2001

Huh?  You're joking, surely?

Natasha has the DUBIOUS honor of being persued by a member of the 
technocracy.  Something about her runing away from him in the last 
three lifetimes they had together, and not letting her do it this 
time.  He ordered, ORDERED her to meet him in three months in New 
Zealand, then threatened to come and get her if she wasn't there . . . 
Once again, who started this whole damn thing?  Okay, so she's all but 
admited she cares, but that's not the point . . . <smirks> she's been 
accused of running away from things.  Not true at all, I tell ya.
mooncat
response 35 of 59: Mark Unseen   Aug 1 18:17 UTC 2001

<snickers> Oh no... not true at all...
eeyore
response 36 of 59: Mark Unseen   Aug 1 20:27 UTC 2001

Gwynne knows that all she's going to do is look.  That's all she wants to do,
and that shouldn't do her any damage at all.  But in case, she would like to
have somebody else there.  She hasn't gone *THAT* nutso yet!
mooncat
response 37 of 59: Mark Unseen   Aug 1 21:13 UTC 2001

You sure?
eeyore
response 38 of 59: Mark Unseen   Aug 2 00:31 UTC 2001

No, why?  :)
mooncat
response 39 of 59: Mark Unseen   Aug 2 16:06 UTC 2001

Just asking. <grins>

So, recently Lil Miss Claire took a curse off her boyfriend, Chris, the 
curse's existence derailing her from noticing that he said that he had 
been shot three times in three months- the Lil Miss only knows about 
two occasions...

That and her kidnapping wasn't too traumatic, she didn't really know 
she had been kidnapped till it was all over. Though she's rather amused 
to know she's worth $2,000,000.

Oh and she needs a new hobby... Learning to drive like a race car 
driver was good... but she doesn't have a good car to race in. She and 
I think this situation needs to change. So Claire will become a car 
geek for a little while. <grins>
bhelliom
response 40 of 59: Mark Unseen   Aug 2 19:32 UTC 2001

Oh, that'll be really amusing :)

Natasha has learned I think, just how much people are trying to care 
about her, and how much they can't stand her at the same time.  It's 
not supposed to bother her, but it kinda does.  I mean, she wanted to 
keep people at arm's length, right?  Well, it's kinda working, so far.  
Perhaps she's just afriad of caring too much about people, then getting 
screwed (in the figurative sense, of course) in the end?  If nothing 
else, she's resolved to end her time in Roanoke, which she believes to 
be about up, by making sure she actually leaves on a good note.  
Whatever Emory told her while he was there the second time, and a 
reaction from a drunken newcomer, she at least realizes she should 
probably tone it down a little.  'Course, no one seems to notice that 
she has of late--they conveniently forget--unless they're trying to get 
down to busines and someone pulls something stupid.

And, of course, lest we forget, she's feeling somewhat hemmed in.  They 
haven't been anywhere lately, and teh kidnapping an shinanigans in 
London notwithstanding, she hasn't had much excitement.  So, in the 
spirit of personal development and craving for arenaline, she taken up 
Marial art-private lessons with at a very good dojo.  And skydiving and 
rock climbing are among her agenda items.

But, then, there is the magic side.  Emory basically gave her a list of 
things he wanted her to know by the next time they met, aside from some 
self-examination. (Boy, who does he think HE is).  His instructions?  
Learn the Life sphere, or at least learn how to use it.  She already on 
her way to higher level mind magic (in players' terms, Mind Trois), and 
Forces [4] is not that far behind.  After that, maybe Prime 2 and then 
the Arete Quest?  In the meantime, some of her abilities and talents 
have certainly gotten stronger.

Have a topic for you:  People that bring their personal problems into 
game.  We just had an example of that Tuesday night.  How would you 
handle it? If anyone needs to know the scenario, either the Storyteller 
or myself can give you details.
bhelliom
response 41 of 59: Mark Unseen   Aug 2 19:34 UTC 2001

Meant to edit that before I posted it.  I HATE typos . . . .
eeyore
response 42 of 59: Mark Unseen   Aug 3 00:35 UTC 2001

Sometimes it can work all right, but the whole point of role playing is to
be somebody different from who you are in real life.  So don't go bringing
your shit into game.
bhelliom
response 43 of 59: Mark Unseen   Aug 13 13:35 UTC 2001

Tis true, tis true . . . and most people do not.  One of the ways I 
have found, if it's just getting out of control, is to call a break and 
let everyone go take the bathroom break, smoke break, etc., and have 
the GM deal with them.  Because if you try and halt game and deal with 
it yourself, or, worse, try to deal with it within the game via your 
own character, it may make things more complicated
mooncat
response 44 of 59: Mark Unseen   Aug 15 16:31 UTC 2001

Smoke break good... specially if the quarrel is between spouses.

<huffs> Currently kinda irked with my ST (not with myself though, cause 
you all know I'm fabulous. ;) ) in a Mage game... But it's lunch time, 
so I'll to elaborate further later... if I remember.
bhelliom
response 45 of 59: Mark Unseen   Aug 21 18:08 UTC 2001

I'm completely missing that . . . what the hell?
mooncat
response 46 of 59: Mark Unseen   Aug 22 21:15 UTC 2001

Syl- oh yanno... minor annoyances with Deb... We talked about it awhile 
ago.
bhelliom
response 47 of 59: Mark Unseen   Aug 31 18:03 UTC 2001

Oh . . . gotcha . . .Yeah . . . Annoyed, that's saying it ncely.  
Really, I think it was bloody frustrating, but if we just occassionally 
have separate meetings with her, it might get easier.
jaklumen
response 48 of 59: Mark Unseen   Jun 16 03:31 UTC 2002

resp:13 Speak for yourself.
bhelliom
response 49 of 59: Mark Unseen   Jun 26 15:41 UTC 2002

Re# 48:  I believe I did.
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