I really need specific "heat stroke" lessons for when the temperature in the room goes over 30.
Two lessons I thought would fly crashed dismally because of it.
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
EC - Jaime's the Cyclon!?!
Recently picked up the Battlestar Galactica boardgame and have trying to rustle up a crew of 6 and the time to give it a run.
Finally happened last night and after a bribe of myself providing dinner for all.
Game was fun though long (~4 hours), with a bit of the Werewolf-esque mechanic that runs in Shadows Over Camelot but can be more influential. Basically took until the final run to the end of the game for the Cylons to be revealed even though the humans were pretty much screwed from very early on in the game. Much finger pointing and recriminations had Anna reveal herself before firing off the final nuke that took out the humans.
I was fortunate to reveal myself as the 'dirty skin job' just in time to the mostly unsuspecting humans, laughing all the way to the resurrection ship.
Finally happened last night and after a bribe of myself providing dinner for all.
Game was fun though long (~4 hours), with a bit of the Werewolf-esque mechanic that runs in Shadows Over Camelot but can be more influential. Basically took until the final run to the end of the game for the Cylons to be revealed even though the humans were pretty much screwed from very early on in the game. Much finger pointing and recriminations had Anna reveal herself before firing off the final nuke that took out the humans.
I was fortunate to reveal myself as the 'dirty skin job' just in time to the mostly unsuspecting humans, laughing all the way to the resurrection ship.
Labels:
battlestar galactica,
boardgame,
cylons,
eugene,
Shadows Over Camelot,
werewolf
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Guy : Maybe they do learn...
I think I did okay explaining the Global Economic Crisis in ten minutes to a bunch of year 8s. I'm surprised.
Monday, December 1, 2008
Becstarr : Big out, big in
Went out dancing for Anna's birthday on Friday (yay IM) and spent most of the rest of the w/e sleeping it off at home and in the garden. Sleeping lots rather than pushing on appears to have made an incredible difference - who knew? I wish I'd discovered this years ago!
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