   I did not know what fate was until this day...
  I did not believe in fate at all... Until today.I have been trying to get a dungeons and dragons campaign going for about 4 years without success. And today I have found not only players, but hardcore roleplaying players.The other day I bought the everquest expansion, lost dungeons of norrath. It came with a little rune puzzle key chain needed for some special part of the game (and it looks cool). I had lost the main piece, the disc with the runes on it, at work. That was about a week ago. Now through some cosmic twist, I found the piece at work. I thought it had came off outside, and rolled down a sewage drain (though I never saw it fall off). I just happened to chance upon it wedged under the cubical wall I was sitting at (and there are no designated cubicles) and picked it up. After putting it back on the lady behind me asked to look at it and asked if I was into d&d and we started talking and she told me about their campaign plans.To think, if I had not lost that item, at that time, only to find it at this time, in this place, I would have never met this person, and she is pretty cool for a relativly old person (mid 40''s). Maybe there is such a thing as fate... Not that you can''t change your fate, but there is somewhat of a guidline to follow. 
  Fayte is concerned with your D&D plans?  Nice ;  humans are more than just the sum of chemical reactions in the brain and random collisions of molecules in the air. We determine our path. I can choose to post this, or not, it''s up to me.You control more than you know. ;  'The problem is choice'edit:... a spelling error on a one line post...   [edited by - PmanC on February 16, 2004 6:59:51 PM];  Haha... D&D.Oh well, so long as you don''t start playing games like Avalon--some real life RPG, where dorks meet up in the woods every few weeks or so, and, well, you know--you''ll be fine.  D&D''s not too dorky.   "Next time a terrorist gets freed after ten months of red tape, I’ll be sure to thank [the democrats]. I guarantee you that if someone is put in prison with the Patriot Act, even in the rare chance they are not a terrorist or have connections to terrorism, they are sure as hell guilty of something." -- A True Die-Hard American Patriot ;quote:Original post by capn_midnight  humans are more than just the sum of chemical reactions in the brain and random collisions of molecules in the air. We determine our path. I can choose to post this, or not, it''s up to me.You control more than you know.   But you did! It''s your fate to post! ;quote:humans are more than just the sum of chemical reactions in the brain and random collisions of molecules in the air. We determine our path. I can choose to post this, or not, it''s up to me. your opinion, while not irrefutebly wrong, is infact not even an opinion, but merely a wishfull belief. ;  Pardon me while I scoop my brains out with a wooden spoon for having read all this Matrix crap.I guess D&D isnt dorky unless the guys playing it are dorky. And, Lord God, the guys in my hall that play D&D are dorky. One of them wanted... demanded that the kids who played the game dress up in costumes.no no no no no. I would have done the old "rope and a 2x4 on their door" trick if they started cosplaying. ;Hehe. Fate loves me not.- CD   Brought to you by Code_Dark;  Didn''t D&D make Tom Hank''s friend kill himself? 