[CamRI] April- GOTM - Help please.

[James A Ruggiero]

Awesome! I plan on the 3rd Saturday the 19th, during the chaos of our
own moving. I am also trying to get people together early to visit
Ichiban, my friends Sushi place if you remember.

 

-----Original Message-----
From: camri-bounces at camarillaprovidence.org
[mailto:camri-bounces at camarillaprovidence.org] On Behalf Of Alexander J
Skrabut
Sent: March 16, 2008 7:19 PM
To: CamRI at camarillaprovidence.org
Subject: Re: [CamRI] April- GOTM - Help please.

 

Hi Jim,

I should be able to drum up a few people to come down. And I'll leave my
Fried character sheet at home, even. :D

As long as you guys run on 3rd weekends, I can try to start making it
down regularly again.

-- 
Alexander J Skrabut - uruzrune at gmail.com
MA-003-D VST Requiem
US2003061708

"Yeah... You're notorious...like the Capone of the Sanctified baby!" -
Lisa Marie Jelinek on Luther Fried

"There are three basic types, Mr. Pizer: the wills, the won'ts, and the
can'ts. The wills accomplish everything, the won'ts oppose everything,
and the can'ts won't try anything." - V.I.N.CENT, The Black Hole (1979) 




On Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 11:30 AM, James A Ruggiero
<dimmak at camarillaprovidence.org> wrote:

Hello Ne-Region!

Things tend to come full circle, and as fate has had it I am the Requiem
VST... again. In an ironic twist of fate so has GOTM for Providence
decided to land squarely in my lap.

Due mostly to real life craziness, our attendance has been on the wane
and we here in Providence must make a very quick decision on whether to
hold a game at a regular free site or whether to acquire a place such as
the Convention Center as we did last time around.

What I really need to know is if you will be traveling down for the GOTM
in April on the weekend of the 29th; preferably by the end of this week.
Help a domain and an ST out and give me you RSVP as soon as possible.

Thank you in advance,
James A Ruggiero
VST Requiem
US2002023492

PS A sample of the themes you will see:

"Ok, children you see how our plant got sick? Do you know why? Well if
we look at the soil its fresh and healthy loom, but when we dig down we
find a layer of motor-oil where the plant's roots dig deep in and drink
up the poison. Yes, Timmy?"

"Professor, why doesn't our plant not just dig in the good soil? Why did
it have to dig so deep?"

"Good question Timmy. Well it's simple; it's in the plants nature to dig
as deep as possible regardless of what's there. It's programmed that
way."


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