Conquer Club

I see your Lucky Cat with Dice and raise you this:



**Nibbles on a banana**


--Andy

What? No munching?

Quirks Wife wrote:What? No munching?

Only nibbling in that one.

**Leaves behind a bowl of bananas**


--Andy

ANDY! You left your bananas!

He'll be back.

slick

Something that's lost with electronic dice is the act of choosing which dice to roll. I miss picking out my favorite dice for big Axis & Allies rolls.

Quirk wrote:Something that's lost with electronic dice is the act of choosing which dice to roll. I miss picking out my favorite dice for big Axis & Allies rolls.

I miss watching my friends throw the dice at the wall after a bad roll. **Munches on banana**


--Andy

Ever have one of those days where you're really frustrated but you're not even sure what's got you so on edge?

Quirk wrote:Something that's lost with electronic dice is the act of choosing which dice to roll. I miss picking out my favorite dice for big Axis & Allies rolls.

Oh, man, I sure miss that game! Sadly, the friends I played complicated games with moved out of state - all of them! The most complicated game I can get anyone to play with me anymore is Settlers of Catan (which, I suppose, is good, because I'd tear my hair out from board game insanity if I couldn't play Settlers of Catan).

-Sully

strike wolf wrote:Ever have one of those days where you're really frustrated but you're not even sure what's got you so on edge?

Ohhhhhh yeahhhhhh

Ever have one of those days you described, tell someone you're feeling that way, then have them slap you and say, "There, now you have a reason"?

-Sully

Victor Sullivan wrote:
Oh, man, I sure miss that game! Sadly, the friends I played complicated games with moved out of state - all of them! The most complicated game I can get anyone to play with me anymore is Settlers of Catan (which, I suppose, is good, because I'd tear my hair out from board game insanity if I couldn't play Settlers of Catan).

-Sully

I've only played the original Axis & Allies game a handful of times since the 80's. I played it a lot in high school. The game I miss playing is Axis & Allies Miniatures. I haven't played it since the summer of 2009. I used to play it daily when I was a bachelor. Mrs. Quirk and I play Magic but no AAM yet. She has expressed interest . The problem is trying to roll 20 dice quietly so as not to wake up Quirk Jr.

Happy New Year's Eve. **Leaves behind a bowl of bananas and fireworks**


--Andy

Quirk wrote:

Victor Sullivan wrote:
Oh, man, I sure miss that game! Sadly, the friends I played complicated games with moved out of state - all of them! The most complicated game I can get anyone to play with me anymore is Settlers of Catan (which, I suppose, is good, because I'd tear my hair out from board game insanity if I couldn't play Settlers of Catan).

-Sully

I've only played the original Axis & Allies game a handful of times since the 80's. I played it a lot in high school. The game I miss playing is Axis & Allies Miniatures. I haven't played it since the summer of 2009. I used to play it daily when I was a bachelor. Mrs. Quirk and I play Magic but no AAM yet. She has expressed interest . The problem is trying to roll 20 dice quietly so as not to wake up Quirk Jr.

Haha, nice. Magic is great

-Sully

I watched some Twilight Zone episodes in a marathon yesterday. **Leaves behind a bowl of bananas...or does he? Dun dun dun...**


--Andy

Imagine a world without bananas or monkeys a world where the man in the yellow hat was forced to kidnap a bengal tiger...

*deep, announcer voice* In a world without monkeys or bananas, one man sets out on the journey of a lifetime...

-Sully

Well I had a pretty inapropriate response typed up for that.

I had a totally appropriate joke for that one.

If there's no monkeys and no bananas, we could all just die cause nothing would anymore be worth living for!

Quirk wrote:BPotW

Endorsed. **Munches on a banana**


--Andy

Andy has a lot of posts these days!

-Sully

strike wolf wrote:I had a totally appropriate joke for that one.

THAT MAN IS GIVING THE OTHER MAN HIS BANANA