durkada wrote:I really like this topic. It seems just a little bit shy of "Where does Racketboy work? Where does Racketboy live? What are the best hours to park in front of his home with a camera? Where does Racketboy shop?"
And still, what does he smell like?
Enjoying another can of SoylentRacket,
Jon
haha awesome.
what are racketboy's 10 worst fears? what is racketboy's social security number, date of birth, and mother's maiden name?
racketboy wrote:I'm glad you've enjoyed it.
I've actually never had any formal writing education above English 101 and 102 and, I guess, English and American Literature in college.
I'm actually a System Administrator for a local utility.
You should pick up from freelance work for some gaming magazines, or write a book on game history ect. I'd even preorder a copy
racketboy wrote:I'm glad you've enjoyed it.
I've actually never had any formal writing education above English 101 and 102 and, I guess, English and American Literature in college.
I'm actually a System Administrator for a local utility.
You should pick up from freelance work for some gaming magazines, or write a book on game history ect. I'd even preorder a copy
Actually, I am considering eventually turning a lot of the blog content (expanded on, of course) into a book. But that will probably be a while down the line as I'm too busy pumping stuff out for the site.
racketboy wrote:I'm glad you've enjoyed it.
I've actually never had any formal writing education above English 101 and 102 and, I guess, English and American Literature in college.
I'm actually a System Administrator for a local utility.
You should pick up from freelance work for some gaming magazines, or write a book on game history ect. I'd even preorder a copy
Actually, I am considering eventually turning a lot of the blog content (expanded on, of course) into a book. But that will probably be a while down the line as I'm too busy pumping stuff out for the site.
Set up a donation for motivation, and for the users to get a special thanks section
I thought this thread was a bit weird to start with but it has thrown out a good idea.
I would buy a copy of that book any day and probably a few copies for friends to try to educate them on what old school gaming and gamers are all about and that we aren't a bunch of elitist fools or that we are living in the past or whatever other misconceptions that people have about us.
But Racket... mate... no pressure or nuthin but pleeeeease take this into serious consideration it would be cool.
JT wrote:Yeah, like vampire aliens invade and hit us all with a ray beam that paralyzes all of our arms. The only way to deactivate the ray beam and fight back the vampire alien threat is with a complicated series of foot patterns on the device's control board that looks remarkably like a DDR pad. We will all praise this man for saving our lives and buy him a mountain of stuffed animals.
Droid party wrote:I thought this thread was a bit weird to start with but it has thrown out a good idea.
I would buy a copy of that book any day and probably a few copies for friends to try to educate them on what old school gaming and gamers are all about and that we aren't a bunch of elitist fools or that we are living in the past or whatever other misconceptions that people have about us.
But Racket... mate... no pressure or nuthin but pleeeeease take this into serious consideration it would be cool.
Yeah racket, if you ever make book i definitally would be down to buy it. Im sure many other people would to, but take your time.
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