The recent Mashable article on Facebook’s new status limit included everything from Bambi to the Bible. Here’s my version, using RPG products. (more…)
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5 RPG Products You Can Fit Into A 63,206-Character Facebook Status
Thursday, January 5th, 2012Tags:12 to Midnight, Bambi, Ben Lehman, Bible, Doc Fortune, facebook, Falcon's Hollow, Free RPG Day, GameMastery, Gaming Outpost, Gareth-Michael Skarka, Gen Con, Guestbook: The RPG, Hollin Hebbradan, Jared Sorensen, Jason Bulmahn, Kickstarter, LiveJournal, Machine Age Productions, mashable, Memento Mori Theatricks, Mike Mearls, Minion Games, Mongoose Publishing, Nathan Hill, Paizo Publishing, Pathfinder, Peter Seckler, Preston DuBose, publishing, Pumpkin Town, rpg, Wes Schneider, XXXXtreme STREET LUGE
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Thanksgaming
Wednesday, November 23rd, 2011Thanks to gaming, I’ve met many great people and had many great experiences. (more…)
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