Anybody want some old DD book:
Russian Kettlebell Challenge
Power to the People
Beyond Stretching
Beyond Crunches
Body-flow by Scott Sonnon
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Give ya all a few days then they go out in the trash. Respond if you want em and we'll figure it all out. You pick up shipping, books are free.
old DD book - free
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At first I thought you meant Dungeons and Dragons, and I was like, "Hell yeah"!
Never mind.
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Me too. I was hoping for a 1st edition "Gods, Demi-Gods and Heroes"!!The Ginger Beard Man wrote:At first I thought you meant Dungeons and Dragons, and I was like, "Hell yeah"!
Never mind.
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Interested in Body Flow if you haven't recycled it yet. Thanks for the offer :)psychodelic wrote:Anybody want some old DD book:
Russian Kettlebell Challenge
Power to the People
Beyond Stretching
Beyond Crunches
Body-flow by Scott Sonnon
Dr. Ellis's Ultimate Diet Secrets - Anybody even remember this guy on the forum?
Give ya all a few days then they go out in the trash. Respond if you want em and we'll figure it all out. You pick up shipping, books are free.
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Me three. Or four. Or whatever. Outed geek here.The Ginger Beard Man wrote:At first I thought you meant Dungeons and Dragons, and I was like, "Hell yeah"!
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I've got a full serious of Cosmos from 1992 that I will give you if you pay for shipping.
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I recently unpacked some boxes with my childhood stuff. Hundreds of dollars worth of hardback AD&D 1st and 2nd edition rulebooks. It looks like I got rid of my D&D boxed sets at some point, but I still had some of the module, including a copy of Keep of the Borderlands, in whose margins I had drawn large-bewbed elf ladies in chainmail. Rawwwr.syaigh wrote:Me three. Or four. Or whatever. Outed geek here.The Ginger Beard Man wrote:At first I thought you meant Dungeons and Dragons, and I was like, "Hell yeah"!
Never mind.
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The science series or the lady magazine?Protobuilder wrote:I've got a full serious of Cosmos from 1992 that I will give you if you pay for shipping.
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I have 3 boxes of old RPG stuff. AD&D, 2cd edition Runequest, traveller, etc
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Damn. You selling it or starting to play again?Bud Charniga's grape ape wrote:I recently unpacked some boxes with my childhood stuff. Hundreds of dollars worth of hardback AD&D 1st and 2nd edition rulebooks. It looks like I got rid of my D&D boxed sets at some point, but I still had some of the module, including a copy of Keep of the Borderlands, in whose margins I had drawn large-bewbed elf ladies in chainmail. Rawwwr.syaigh wrote:Me three. Or four. Or whatever. Outed geek here.The Ginger Beard Man wrote:At first I thought you meant Dungeons and Dragons, and I was like, "Hell yeah"!
Never mind.
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Definitely not going to sell. Way too much sentimental value. As for playing...that'd be fun, but no, probably not. I'm a lawyer with a young kid; it's hard enough finding time to get shit done. Maybe in a couple of years.The Ginger Beard Man wrote:Damn. You selling it or starting to play again?Bud Charniga's grape ape wrote:I recently unpacked some boxes with my childhood stuff. Hundreds of dollars worth of hardback AD&D 1st and 2nd edition rulebooks. It looks like I got rid of my D&D boxed sets at some point, but I still had some of the module, including a copy of Keep of the Borderlands, in whose margins I had drawn large-bewbed elf ladies in chainmail. Rawwwr.syaigh wrote:Me three. Or four. Or whatever. Outed geek here.The Ginger Beard Man wrote:At first I thought you meant Dungeons and Dragons, and I was like, "Hell yeah"!
Never mind.
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