[HoE] Lost Colony CCG-OT

[Abdullah Oblongota <toadpooka@usa.net>]

<<I'm not putting Pinnacle Down Hear or anything but Am I the only one
who
  things they should have put out the Lost Colony RPG before the CCG. >>

Usually, I'd start by pointing out what an insane rant this is.
However, since that's already been done, I'll learn ya'll a bit in
grammar:
Proper nouns, titles and the first words in a sentence should be
capitalized.  Not everything else.  An interrogative sentence is denoted
by a question mark (?) at the end.  A comma (,) is used to separate
different ideas within a sentence.  The word "there" is used to indicate
a place.  "They're" is a contraction, short for "they are," and "their"
is a posessive adjective, indicating ownership by a group to which the
speaker does not belong.  Any further information you need can be
obtained from a Dikshunairye
Now:
<<Personally I don't like CCG(I think there just a way to bleed lots of
money
  off wanna be Role Players). I hate to think that the only reason there

  putting the CCG out first is because they want to make more money but
I
  can't think of any other reason. Lost Colony RPg has been in
development
  since at least right after HOE so they have had 2 long years to get it

  ready. I guess what this insane rant is about is "I WANT MY LOST
COLONY RPG
  AND I WANT IT KNOW OR A ATLEAST BY GENCON WHEN IT WAS PROMISED" I
realize
  this won't happen but at least hopefully pinnacle sees this and
realize
  everyones not all excited about there CCG's.>>
At first, I thought this was a poorly thought-out statement, built on
the assumption that a corporation exists to please the customer, and
that the profits they make are only donations from their ever-grateful
fans.  I was about to note that Lost Colony was never promised for
release at GenCon, when I was irretrievably swayed by the statement that
was entirely capitalized, an invincible propaganda technique pioneered
by the Nazis' social engineering department in 1933.

<<Sorry about the insane rant>>
No need to apologize. I needed this, bad.
--
From Whom it May Concern,
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