Yesterday, I got blood work done for the first time. I'm normally fine with needles,but seeing my own blood drawn freaked me out.
When I came to, on the floor, one of the nurses told me I said "I failed my terror check" before I blacked out.
I'm starting to reference warhammer to my life and well-being...
Any other "Too much warhammer" life stories?
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11-21-2009, 11:36 AM #1Brother-Sergeant
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You know you play to much warhammer when
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11-21-2009, 01:47 PM #2Brother-Captain
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Hah that's great. Painkillers and passing out make people say the darndest things.
I've started to measure finances in Warhammer models. "That steak dinner costs one chaos hounds box, but the pasta only costs half a box. I think I'll get the pasta." "Jeez that car repair costs four doomwheels!"
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11-21-2009, 03:47 PM #3Scout
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Sometimes I think an organisation like the AA would be rather succesful...
The AW : anonymous wargamers
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11-22-2009, 06:30 AM #4Veteran-Sergeant
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"My name is Grabnutz and I am a Gamer" [light applause, muttered "Hello Grabnutz"]
"Would you like to try that again Craig?"
"Sorry? Oh I see... my name is Daemon Prince T'kreel Ursei and I am a Gamer".
"Craig?".
"Ok, I got it honest... my name is Uriel the Dispossessed and I am a Gamer".
"Nurse, prepare 25mL of lithium and tighten those straps...".
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11-30-2009, 11:31 AM #5Brother-Sergeant
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The problem I see is with AW is all the hordes and warmachine players booing any of the warhammer players, and then fights break out.
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11-30-2009, 01:42 PM #6Brother-Captain
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I think it should be called WA.
Originally Posted by McMurdoc
Sometimes I think an organisation like the AA would be rather succesful...
The AW : anonymous wargamers
But then the Orc/Ork players might get carried away a try to call the waaghh during snack time.DWs: Prussains. KoW: Elves WM: Khador WHFB: Dwarves WH40: IG, SM
Games-workshop: changing the rules one new codex/army book at a time.
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11-30-2009, 06:18 PM #7Scout
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Wargamers Anonymous And Always Greatly Hungry!
War is Hell... Waaagh is Fun.
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12-09-2009, 04:35 PM #8Chaplain
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Ah, jeezus. I measure things in miniatures too. *sigh*
My worst "too much Warhams" moment wasn't mine. It was my girlfriend, a wood elves player.
During an extremely intimate moment she said something about me "rolling irresistible force."
When the Hobby starts working its way into your bedroom, you know its time to take a break.
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12-11-2009, 09:35 AM #9Scout
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Actually, it's WA, Wargamers Anonymous...and it also corresponds to the sound we make when our armies get crushed by our enemies... "WA!" Originally Posted by McMurdoc
Sometimes I think an organisation like the AA would be rather succesful...
The AW : anonymous wargamers
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12-11-2009, 09:36 AM #10Scout
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ARE YOU KIDDING? That's OUTSTANDING! You should ENCOURAGE such nerditude! Originally Posted by Subject Keyword
Ah, jeezus. I measure things in miniatures too. *sigh*
My worst "too much Warhams" moment wasn't mine. It was my girlfriend, a wood elves player.
During an extremely intimate moment she said something about me "rolling irresistible force."
When the Hobby starts working its way into your bedroom, you know its time to take a break.
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