J-Pepper comes to town


Qwoden's day started out to be like any other board gaming event. Vin, Jay and Jim showed up (all on time no less) and we commenced. Things soon took a drastic turn for the worse and the house was very nearly destroyed in the ensuing chaos. Thinking of posterity, I snapped a picture from my entry way at grave personal risk. Then, with a deft bit of baking I was able to calm things down a bit and eventually all was back to normal.

We finnished the evening with Jay kicking our butts at Blokus, which prompted him to immediately go and buy his own copy -- presumably in order to humble members of his own family in similar fashion.

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rainswept said…
Wow, it sure didn't feel as geeky as it looks. Hope to see more tile-based fun in the near future.

Drscgrq.
7:05 pm
Unknown said…
Notice how all of them are touching their faces in some way. How un-natural!

Speaking of things that should not be - have a look at that picture! Gasp!
11:27 am
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