post concepts you come across that you wish were real or should have been pursued.

here's one of my favorites.

Clemson and Alabama are the teams to beat. Oklahoma, Michigan, and Ohio State failed against weak competition. Navy is killing it and UAB makes their re-introduction to FBS. 

Just a college specific thread so we're not taking over the Listening To thread. 

The Chiefs are the team to beat. JJ Watt and OBJ look out for a while. The Browns and Giants are the bottom of the barrel. 

The Patriots are NOT the team to beat. 

Just making an NFL thread so we stop taking over the Listening To thread.  

with all the various web design languages out there I know there's a lot of favorites, some work better than others, some are comparable.

with things like HTML5 and javascript becoming the kings of multimedia and flash dying out what do you prefer to use when it comes to multi-media on webpages?

with New RPG's coming out on the computer featuring this setting I thought it would be fitting to bring up the topic of the shadowrun tabletop RPG.

has anyone played it before? what are your thoughts on it, have you read any of the books or have an interest in the setting?

perhaps you are familiar with the setting from the video games alone.

either way this topic is to discuss Shadowrun, probably one of the coolest attempts to mix fantasy and cyberpunk sci-fi into one setting.

so get on it chummer!

there's so many RPG settings out there that there's too many to list so here are some of my favorites.

Cyberpunk 2020 is a really great game, no fantasy, just pure cyberpunk techno-horror goodness, fighting megacorps, hacking servers, and taking down the sorts of evil we new see in our daily lives, imagine donald trump as a cyborg CEO in charge of walmart, microsoft, and AT&T and you get the idea of just the sorts of people you're either working for or up against, sometimes both.

Dungeons and Dragons, a true classic from the heyday of RPG's, it's one of my most favorite if only because of the lore and grand adventures you can have, few have ever matched it and it has many many imitators.

and finally as odd as it may seem I actually really enjoy the shadowrun tabletop game, it's sort of like a good mix of the first two, heavy cybeprunk with fantasy elements thrown in.
besides when else are you going to play an ork hacker who can also rip the cybernetic limbs off an elf because he screwed your group in an effort to turn more profit?

those are my top 3.

so what are some of your favorites?

Discuss GURPS (Generic Universal RolePlaying System) here.

what sorts of characters have you played as?

post your character sheets here, tell us a bit about them.

What's your favorite Edition of Dungeons and dragons?

any particular preferences as far as rule set's and characters go?

maybe you have a favorite Add on book you like to use in your campaigns?

what tabletop RPG's have you been playing lately?

what characters have you created?

do you just read media and such or do you have a group you get together with?

do you play IRL or online?

discuss the why's and how's of your Tabletop RPG gaming.