> >c) he still has to go and fight despite it messing
> up his hair.
>
> Isn't there something in his contract requiring him
> to
> come out of each fight with every lock in place?
And with no stains on the lycra. Usually the continuity editor deals with this sort of thing: stop, clean-up, redo the mascara, start again. But in the latest epic: "Glorantha, the Delirium", they sacked the continuity editor, claiming that he was stifling creativity or something. So not only does Orlanth have bad hair days, what can change in mid-scene can be anything from a hair/beard-do to the colour of a tunic to, in extreme cases, a character's gender (and I don't mean Helerites either). Apparently the producers assumed the audience wouldn't notice, or would be so out of their minds on magic mushrooms that they wouldn't care.
> >d) the only comment on the matter was removed by
> the
> >censors (it amounted to "if he can't tell that from
> a
> >sword, no wonder he's got performance problems with
> >both").
>
> They don't like it up 'em.
And hitting people with the other is no way to win a fight.
> >Hell freezes over.
>
> Which hell?
Sorry, dunno. Pick a hell, any hell.
> >Hayward the Pickled Onion returns (in a series of
> >three glorious technicolour Mongoose supplements!)
>
> Only three?
So far. Obviously, there isn't enough in those three for Hayward to be playable, you need the info in Hayward Companion 4 as well.
> >Google Earth displays the Puzzle Canal in full
> detail.
>
> Sited in Las Vegas.
Einstein was wrong: the gods *do* play dice.
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