D&D pre-game 10-15

In the few weeks that followed the discovery of the lost dwarven under-tunnels many discoveries have been made. The amount of lost artifacts, loot, texts, tablets, runes, etc. is amazing. Easily this will help advance the city of Ferrous Spur and the myriad of dwarf and gnome engineers and tinkerers there.

However, this has not been all fortune and glory for the dwarves. These under tunnels are still infested with a myriad of monsters and even worse, this discovery has awakened the ever present rivals of the dwarves. The green skinned races have begun to muster and assault the dwarves clearing and researching these tunnels at every opportunity.

The latest push has the dwarves trying to establish a solid hold on the main tunnel junction for the region. If they can hold here they can easily move troops and their various weapons of war to the various goblinoid invasion points. This could easily shatter the ever tenuous moral issues that these gribbly green buggers are notorious for. 

Canada Photo Dump: Lynn Canyon

Alright for those outside the know, I was in Vancouver British Columbia for the two weeks prior.

Why?

Well to hike, a vacation, to get married, and a honeymoon.

It was amazing and we saw some fantastic nature. This is from our first day hike.

The Baden Powell trail through Lynn Canyon.

Place was really cool and was my first taste of Pacific Northwest nature.

Loved it!

 

HALLOWEEN MONTH 2016! Reboots again?

Alright another year, and I’m here to compare/contrast the ever prevalent list of horror re-makes.

I’m starting, with as always, a horror movie that I really love and that has gotten the re-boot. The 1982 classic (well in my eyes it is) Poltergeist.

Watching this horrible remake .
That is what I'm afraid of!

First off to whomever made this film did you ask yourself this question., "Are you better at films than Steven Spielberg, Frank Marshall and Tobe Hooper?"


If the answer is a resounding no, then stop what you are doing and walk away. This was not done before this film was made.

Deep breath………

A family having money troubles decides to buy a new house. This family of five (mom, dad, two daughters, son) soon realize that their house if a bit weird with random electrical issues. This strange house issue turns out to be worse when the family starts seeing creepy stuff, has inanimate objects move about, is attacked by floor zombies, gets a random tree beating and then has the closet eat their daughter. Holy crap snacks  the house is haunted and has eaten their little girl, Maddie.

Now the family must recruit some ghost hunters and a Scottish guy to deal with their haunted house. Plus they have to find a way to rescue their daughter who is caught in the walls and I guess survive from the onslaught of crazy ghost stuff.

Jumpin’ Jesus on a pogo stick! This movie was awful! Multiple levels of failure in this pile of turd.

A quarter million?!

Google 250,000 and this was an image that came up.
Love so much of what is going on here.

Thanks to all you frequent fliers and casual gwakers.
A quarter of a million views is pretty amazing for the drek I throw out weekly.
Thanks for looking, reading or just passing through.

Alright I'm back to reality

We got back from Vancouver early Saturday morning.
I'm still trying to get through the 1,000+ pics we took, laundry and a two hour time zone swap for two weeks.
Plus it is Halloween Month!

Give me a day and I'll get all my usual ramblings, photo bombs and such rolling again.

It is equal parts good and bad to be back home again.

Jason on vacation

 Jason was stalking around Capilano Park.
Parts of it had a real at home feeling for him.

Jason on Vacation

Jason at the Stormcrow Ale House.

Hanging with the remains of the Rancor.

Throwing back some Romulan Ale and a Butterbeer.

Stalking at the Queen Elizabeth Park garden falls.

Doing his best Predator impression at the Bloedel Conservatory.