Knights & Knaves Alehouse

"This sig is a micro black hole. If you read it you will be drawn irresistably toward its event horizon and spaghettified into a singularity.'


Boy, FSM sure is everywhere... just what you would expect in a Deity!

Wheggi wrote:How does the old saying go? Oh yeah, "Never meet your heros, because you will then see they are only human and you WILL be disappointed."

My solution: Don't have heroes. This way if you meet someone famous, you won't be disappointed by them. Recognize them all as flawed humans.

Hell, the closest I have had in recent years to a hero was J.K. Rowling until I found out that she thinks of gamers as crazy people. Glad I thought of her as a flawed person beforehand or else I would not have been happy the day I first heard that. Now I just think of her as even more flawed.

dmccoy1693 wrote:

Wheggi wrote:How does the old saying go? Oh yeah, "Never meet your heroes, because you will then see they are only human and you WILL be disappointed."

My solution: Don't have heroes. This way if you meet someone famous, you won't be disappointed by them. Recognize them all as flawed humans.

This is actually a good approach. I don't go gaga for any one famous.

WSmith wrote:This is actually a good approach. I don't go gaga for any one famous.

Well, there's gaga, and then there's acknowledging the folks that made it possible for me to have so much fun. I salute Gary for the latter.

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madirishman wrote:

WSmith wrote:This is actually a good approach. I don't go gaga for any one famous.

Well, there's gaga, and then there's acknowledging the folks that made it possible for me to have so much fun. I salute Gary for the latter.

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Oh right. I didn't mean to not give the proper respect that is due to certain creative people. I just think fainting for Gary like girls did in the 1960's for the Beatles ain't gonna happen!!!

Well, folks weren't throwing him their undies with their number written on them, if that's what you're afraid of...

No, I hear ya.

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WSmith wrote:

dmccoy1693 wrote:

Wheggi wrote:How does the old saying go? Oh yeah, "Never meet your heroes, because you will then see they are only human and you WILL be disappointed."

My solution: Don't have heroes. This way if you meet someone famous, you won't be disappointed by them. Recognize them all as flawed humans.

This is actually a good approach. I don't go gaga for any one famous.

I have the best solution: My only hero is me.

I've never let myself down so badly that I didn't try to make it up to myself.

And if I ever do meet myself, hey, maybe I'll still be my hero afterwards too. After all, how many people could claim to have met themselves? That's gotta be worthy of respect right there!

madirishman wrote:Well, folks weren't throwing him their undies with their number written on them, if that's what you're afraid of...

Considering the usual population at a game convention, the image is beyond horrifying!!!