Random thought firing through my brain....

[demiurgent]

It occurs to me that a number of Superguy alumni read this. And a number of them are roleplayers.

It occurs to me that the creator of Truth & Justice also reads this. As do the artists. Including, I would add, one Superguy alumnus.

It further occurs to me that Truth & Justice is one of the few RPGs I've seen that could accurately model the chaotic insanity that is Superguy pretty much out of the box.

We could put together a Superguy supplement. Perhaps leaving out the characters we don't directly own (including, say, Wonder Grunion), but still.

Between this fact, and the simplicity of POD/e-publishing (whether through one of the e-publishing outlets or not), is there a good reason not to do this?

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[ashears.livejournal.com]

Which is EXACTLY why I want it all burnt, stomped on, smashed into tiny little bits, and buried forever.

Can't even listen to that stuff now, I have to leave the room. Lobotomies can do wonders for a person.

[demiurgent.livejournal.com]

The weird thing was, I was never much of a fan to begin with. But some friends of mine, back at the beginning of last year, got tickets to the current Dennis DeYoungless incarnation of Styx. And I went along with.

They're... you know. Styx. So take it for what it's worth. But the concert kicked many kinds of Ass. I channeled my inner Carl all through it.

[ashears.livejournal.com]

Y'see, for me, I might admit that technically they're still talented & all...

But I went through all of high school and much of college being Way Too Into the Whole Thing. A Styx shirt for every day of the week, etc... ad nauseum.

Basically, I listened to them so much for so many years their music makes me shudder now. I am not exaggerating. I tried to get through "The Grand Illusion" a few years back. I really tried, just to see.

I don't know what to compare the whole experience to. If someone offered me a ticket to a current show, I probably would not go. It's too much the 16-year-old of my past.

But, go you! There are worse things to be into. :)

[demiurgent.livejournal.com]

I'm not saying I'm into them. I'm saying they put on a good concert. That's all. ;)

Though you do feel like Carl at the show.

[ashears.livejournal.com]

**lol**

I don't need to feel like Carl.

[demiurgent.livejournal.com]

Hey, at least it wasn't Loverboy. Or Foreigner.

[ashears.livejournal.com]

Music created solely to roller-skate to. :)