Re: [DL] Frightening realizations...

["B.D. Flory" <bflory@frontiernet.net>]

| Anyone else find this to be true? That the dice and cards end up
reflecting
| a good deal of the character, that is, regardless of chance or the odds.

Nah, usually I find that when there's a statistical abberation, who is
rolling the dice seems to be more relevant than why the dice are being
rolled.  Of course, recent evidence has caused me to doubt this hypothesis:
I now suspect that it may have more to do with where we sit.  Quote from
last night:

"I'm not sitting there again! I sat there last week and it screwed up my
dice!"

And the person who usually sits where he sat almost *always* has bad dice.

B. D. Flory

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