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[breakinglight11]

 So it turns out my internship meeting tonight isn't until seven, an hour later than normal. We're doing a conference call plus something called Webex that I believe will allow us to see each other's computer screens. Which means I can't be screwing around on my machine in the background during the meeting. :-) 'Cause they'll be able to see.

Working on Vampire adventure until then, and again as soon as it's over. For those of you who don't have access to the books, I will have them when I'm back in Waltham, and we can figure out when those of you playing can use them to make characters. In the meantime, I believe rule overviews at the very least are available for download on www.white-wolf.com. If anyone wants to discuss concepts with me, just shoot me an e-mail, or catch me on AIM at any time.

It's getting close to meeting time, so I'd better get ready. Make characters, people! :-)

Comments

[zrealm.livejournal.com]

We use webex at work - it can only show the presenter's screen, and youc an select which windows to show if you're careful :)

[breakinglight11.livejournal.com]

Heehee, I discovered this during the meeting. I could have screwed around all I wanted! :-)

[lisefrac.livejournal.com]

I'm interested in playing (it's been ages since I've played Vampire, and I'm interested in seeing the changes. Plus, I used to be all emo!Toreador, and I think my personality has changed such that I can't stomach that kind of character anymore). How many people can play?

[breakinglight11.livejournal.com]

Glad to have you! I'd like six players per group. If any more than six want to play, I'll happy to run it again, but you're still within the first six.

[electric-d-monk.livejournal.com]

I sent a brief(okay, maybe not...) e-mail to your Brandeis address, then realized I don't know if you can check that from home.

I'm guessing in this day and age, they've got webmail access to school accounts, but I can resend to a different address if need be.

(*reverts to old geezer mode* Back in my day, if we wanted to get our e-mail from off campus, we had to trudge through a telnet text terminal through the snow, upstream, both ways! There were days we didn't even have PINE for a text mail client, and we still liked it! Darn youngsters.)