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Question: Do any of you people have lil' brothers or sister or just
little people who role-play? My little brother is trying to find some
people to pplay with and I thought I'd help him find some.
31 responses total.
My little brother (age 13) plays...my friend's little brother (11?) plays too.
If I were nearby... But I live not in Ann Arbor any more. Though I once played at an all ages role-playing session. (actually, that's pretty much what RPSIG is)
my little brother might be interested
evan, age 10, might be interested, but he might find your bro a bit young.
Yeah, I figured as much.
I promised my little nephew I'd teach him to play when he can read the books by himself.
How old is he presently?
10
He's ten, hmm? And let's see, AD&D books are written at 4th grade reading level (as well as any other book for that matter)
I've tried to teach my sister (9) how to play, but she says "I'm bored" and walks out in the middle of adventures, so I've decided to not try to teach anyone that age....except my cousins would probably be willing to learn soon.
many kids that age would rather *have* adventures than talk about imaginary ones.
true. Makes you think we lost somthing. When your little you have a lot more imagination now we settle for AD&D
no, good roleplaying requires more imagination than running around and pretending that sticks are guns
True..and in Role-playing, you can enter situations that kids either wouldn't think of or shouldn't know about...;}
It's annoying when siblings take up the same interests as you, think they know it all. |:-(
your telling me :-d)
no, he's telling me :-L8^h,!~)
Is it just me or is that smilie blowing chunks?!
yup
I hate that...siblings taking your interests, that is...my brother is right in the stage where he tries to do everything exactly like me.....but he hasn't made the mistakes that led up to my acting the way I do, and he does really badly at it...kind of like a bad satire of me.
scary, I hate my brotehr, he lives to annoy me
Sounds like one of my cousins who uses my bad attitude as a role-model added to his priding himself on being annoying. Even kicking the crap out of him did not help. It's not like I'm *trying* to be a role-model, verily I was trying *not* to be a role model when I lived in Iowa.
i know the feeling
Very...
Yeah, my parents contend that I'm a role-model for my sibs, so any bad attitude they have must be gotten from me, and various other stuff... I don't want to be a role-model though....
The only role-model I do enjoy being is an Eagle scout (w/ gold palm) in the B.S.A. That's as far as being a role-model goes for me.
I tried being a boy scout....hated it, though.
So did I- I was never permitted to perform my troop job (except when I was quartermaster for troop 4).
what exacdtly was your troop job?
I think it was something like this in troop 4; Librarian then Quartermaster. None in troop 23. Troop Guide in troop 7.
I sorta thought that there were way too many rules and ceremonies, and they were too set in their requirements and procedures.....a little too yellow, if you ask me....(Referring to the "True Colours" personality test, if anyone has heard of it...)
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