Categories - Mark II

[philip]

Right you 'orrible lot...

I have the categories that people will be doing at the Nats. There are (or maybe were by now) some spaces left in other categories to change things, but tell me NOW-ish if that's the case. Anyway:

Philip Campbell - 40K
David LeBlond - Strategy Boardgames
Matthew Deakins - Yu-Gi-Oh
Renate Bakken - Fantasy
Steven Hurley - Humour
Sam McIlmann - Star Wars
Kenny Dick - Superheroes
Paul Mathieson - Fantasy
Ross Farshaw - Strategy Boardgames
Colin O'Neill - DnD Modern (3,3.5,4)
Ben Percy - Dark Future
Ray Mooney - Superheroes
Chris Parkinson - World of Darkness
Andrew Burke - Humour
Craig Sambells - Irn Man
Alex McGivern - Dark Future
Marc Allison - Magic: The Gathering
Iain Christie - Magic: The Gathering
Barry Lee Collier: Warhammer Fantasy
John Robertson - Yu-Gi-Oh

Open Boardgames and Freeform LARP were dropped due to lack of applicants. There is room in Myths & Legends, Warhammer Fantasy and Team Boardgames for anyone who wishes to switch but tell me soon. As in before the week is out.

[W.E.G]

tis colyer :-)

[Paul]

prob shouldn't be giving out spelling tips when you cant even spell 'it's.'

presuming 'fantasy' means roleplay fantasy.

[Ben]

Paul, if you're going to make facetious remarks like that then you'd better get your facts straight. 'Tis is an archaic English word literally meaning "it is". Barry did correctly spell a version of "it's".

For your reference:
www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/tis?view=uk

[Paul]

yeah, but i wasn't correcting him on his spelling of "tis," i was correcting him on his spelling of 'it's'; and 'it's' is not spelled 'tis,' its spelled 'it's.'

so once again, i am right.

anyway, your kinda going off course as to the purpose of this thread, so i'd suggest keeping the conversation to the relavent topic. As one wise man has said;

"your kinda slowing the game down here"

[W.E.G]

does no one play whfb anymore lol the rules this year arnt that bad.

also i failed english how did u think i eneded up at paisley lol

[philip]

um... yeah. Anyway, it does refer to the Open Fantasy category Paul.