How about a library, filled with senior citizens and a sociopathic librarian
who won't let anyone talk?
After 5 minutes we moved to the pizzeria across the street.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Karen Cravens"
To:
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2001 11:54 PM
Subject: Re: GM: Gaming in the dark
> On 11 Jun 2001, at 12:15, genericjoe@vnet.net wrote:
>
> > It was the youth co-ordinator at the local Southern Baptist chuch that
> > introduced us to gaming, once or twice at the church proper.
> > Interestingly, within a year, the minister forbade his son to play D&D
with
> > us, but he could still play Traveller. He didn't say anything about his
> > son playing Ultima, however.
>
> I got introduced to gaming at the Baptist Student Union (which
> shared a building with the Tulsa Baptist Convention HQ).
> Occasionally preachers would wander over from the TBC side to
> schmooze with the Younger Generation, and we'd have to explain
> what the heck we were doing. (Traveller, mostly Snapshot.) We
> elected not to play D&D there, though, to be on the safe side,
> being as how most of the preachers wandered back out somewhat
> confused as it was...
>
> --
> Karen J. Cravens (silver@phoenyx.net)
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