Pen and Paper Games for Fun and Profit | English 1A Essays · 5:07am Jan 5th, 2014
So, yeah, I got invited to one of my buddy's friend's Pathfinder games. I'm excited for that, and I already have my character done, but it turns out that the guy left his map and 'stuff', paraphrasing my buddy here, in Texas, which is apparently not where he lives at all. That sounds like it's going to put a damper on playing. If anybody wants to play some pen and paper games, I'd love to.
Also, on the subject of the second title, I wrote some essays for English 1A. Now, I only have access on my PC to Essays 1 and 2, of which only one might interest you.
The two essays are Elaine Showalter: Misunderstanding Mamet since 1992 and Modern Fearmongering: Is New Media Different From Old? The first is an examination of Elaine Showalter's feminist reading of Oleanna, which, while a good essay in its own right, is probably too specific for many of you to enjoy. The second, however, is an examination of the various damnations of the Internet, video games and television. It is, however, written in an experimental and friendly way, something the professor didn't seem to like. If any of you four would like to read either, I'd gladly post them, but I have a feeling that, of the two, only Modern Fearmongering might be wanted, though I figured I'd ask.
Sure, I've actually taken to reading the rules for Pathfinder online, in some of my spare time. I'd love to give it a try, if the offer's still open.