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[wispfox]

My body hates giving blood. It even fights back by trying to close up around the needle, if it can. On the plus side, I didn't have to give enough this morning to get dizzy afterward.

[edit: I also adore the fact that my doctor is open-minded enough to adjust to my being poly, in her thinking. And believes me when I self-diagnose and/or tell her what I need done.]


I think both were from dglenn
http://apnews1.iwon.com/article/20041011/D85L79600.html - Bush Ad Appears to Be News Story
http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/HL0310/S00211.htm - Diebold Memos Disclose Florida 2000 E-Voting Fraud

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I find it interesting that, even though I've not played them in a while, and _won't_, the fact that I'm trying to "sell my "Quest for Glory Anthology" on ebay makes me a little sad. I _like_ that series! And it's something I played a fair amount of as a kid. But I won't use it, so why keep it around?

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[xiphias.livejournal.com]

I love that series. The fun thing to do with it is to start with a thief in QFG 1, with at least 5% in every skill, and work every skill up to 100%, switch over to a paladin at the end of QFG 2 after working every skill up to 200 (which means that, yeah, you can't do all the thief quests, but you don't want to be a thief for QFG 3, because there are not good thief subplots in 3), and continue like that all the way through.

I managed to get all skills up to 500 at the end of QFG 5, and end as head of the Thieves' Guild and be offered the throne (which I gave up to Elsa).

For a while, I sketched out an outline for a QFG 6 that I tried to write as a fan-project, but that never went anywhere.

[wispfox.livejournal.com]

I never played QFG 5. I think I actually never finished 4, although I saw someone else finish it.

But, yeah. Very good series. :)