RE: AQ LARP

[Lyle H Janney <lhjanney@adpc.purdue.edu>]

Mmmm, pizza...

;-)

I pretty much agree with Steve's assessment.  Urk, that's two days 
in a row, now.  Must be some kind of record.  ;-)

Dan, I think it's generally accepted that you do a lot of work and 
have put in a lot of time and money over the years.  Perhaps, it's 
too generally accepted and has gotten to the point of being an 
expectation.  I don't know.  However, I am pretty certain that Joel 
is incapable of actually coming down hard on anyone (sorry, Joel, 
I just don't see it, and by the way, it is to your credit).  You did 
come down pretty hard on him, though I don't really think that you 
truly meant to.  I can see how you would be feeling a little under-
appreciated when it comes to the LARPs; you do put in a lot of 
hard work and have in the past bankrolled the whole thing.  I, for 
one, truly do appreciate all your efforts; you've given me many 
fine live-action memories.  I wish I could participate in this year's 
LARP (it's going to be on Saturday the 31st, right?  If it were on 
Friday, I could do it).

Anyway, that's my two cents.  By the way, Dan, who was it that 
was so indiscreet with the plot details you 'let slip'?  I want to 
know so that I know who not to trust with any of my plot info.  Thanks!

Lyle

-----Original Message-----
From:	Steve Ames [SMTP:steve@ns1.cioe.com]
Sent:	Thursday, October 15, 1998 8:06 AM
To:	belgarat@expert.cc.purdue.edu; dan@aquest.com; GMlist@cioe.com
Subject:	RE: AQ LARP

> 2) The club putting down lots of money.

I could be pretty far off here. I don't think Joel was saying "hey, the
club put up money YOU have to come through for us!". I think it was more
of a "What can we do to help" and "If we don't have something good, we
should at least grab some pizzas and hang out at the place we rented".

						-Steve