Old one to respond to, but...Should I note my grandfather's family was Polish and that I'm told his hair was completely white hair by age thirty?Summit said:You walk up to the mirror after a session with game and realize your hair has turned grey
It was one of the turret guns from his planegamewidow said:heavy looking weapon that! he must have had strong arms![]()
Yep that's true... I often say it when I have "unpleasant" tasks to do in the household. But in comparison to TW I don't get a reward and there is nothing to lootdeoren said:Sorry if this was already mentioned (just thought of it) ...You think of your current task as your Active Quest.
I think we are psychiatric cases... The science must give an answer! ;Dgamewidow said:I had my first "OMG -- too much Witcher" moment just this week. I was walking along the sidewalk, chatting with my husband when i happened to look a bit farther down the sidewalk (for no apparent reason)The first thing i saw was Zoltan crossing the street -- i think it took a full 30 seconds before i could resolve what i was seeing to mean anything other than Zoltan walking towards me! .. of course (and sadly!) it was not my favourite dwarf, but some short, stout person in an ill fitting winter coat![]()
I can't understand what you 're saying here.when you play so much that you have actually turned into a 'drowner' must play the witcher....... I am Geralt
Very sad. What fun it would be to hang out with Zoltan for awhile!gamewidow said:of course (and sadly!) it was not my favourite dwarf, but some short, stout person in an ill fitting winter coat![]()
Well, if I've played TW or anything really until 2-3 am and have to get up at 7-8 am I avoid direct sunlight as much as possible, it hurts as if I've turned undead :whatthe:I can't understand what you 're saying here. Sadwhen you play so much that you have actually turned into a 'drowner' must play the witcher....... I am Geralt