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In protest about the perceived misuse of the term "lasersharking," I have half-written a short game called "Lasersharking Matt's Ass." In it, you gather disparate genre elements together, graft them to Matt's Ass, and fight.
If you are interested in recieving a copy, please e-mail me at matts.ass@gmail.com and view my shame.
P.S. Rich Forest has pointed out that I've been trying to hegemonopolize the term "lasersharking." I think it is a much more useful thing if it means "to add foreign genre elements" rather than "games I don't like," but he is correct that it is used in both senses.
If you are interested in recieving a copy, please e-mail me at matts.ass@gmail.com and view my shame.
P.S. Rich Forest has pointed out that I've been trying to hegemonopolize the term "lasersharking." I think it is a much more useful thing if it means "to add foreign genre elements" rather than "games I don't like," but he is correct that it is used in both senses.
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Lazershark Twei Omega:
Dexterity 5d
"I love to party" 3 rerolls
4 Play chits
Charisma 18
6 Bonus Dice
2 Tricks and 1 Lock on "Zap Mike's Sexy Ass".
and a Spinner. Like, the kind you use in Board Games.
That is my character.
:-)
-Andy
But, Andy: With a Great Ass comes Great Responsibility 5b
With a Great Ass comes Great Responsibility 5b
A truer statement has never been said.
And I see the episode of Invader Zim, where a pair of aliens abduct Zim and graft a hamster to his head, with duct tape.
"You shouldn't have grafted the hamster to him! Now he's twice as powerful! Twice as deadly!"
...
I should've probably added that I see the usefulness of making the distinction, actually. Just that it's one that's best defended on "useful distinction grounds" rather than origin and prior usage grounds.
/word geek
Rich --
Fair enough.
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