A Conversation for Luke Rhinehart - Author
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Ravenscross Started conversation Mar 14, 2001
Having been a fan of The Diceman for a while now, I was glad to see this posting. I'll have to go hunting for the rest of the books now. I remember first coming across Dice when Channel 4 did a show on Luke and the concept of Dice. It was quite scary at first and then after reading the Loaded articles, I had to get the book. Reading it in just a few sittings, the whole way of life seemed to appeal to me in some way and I have used the 'Way of the Die' a few times.
One thing that worries me though, if you can't find the diceman, he finds you... Does this make him sort of like a one man A-Team? I can imagine the scenario.. If I roll a 5, 3 or 2, I'll build a tank out of this pile of old PC's, a 6 or 1 and I'll build a really big gun.. Roll a 4 and I'll just smoke this cigar.....
Plus, those who have read diceman, one description in the book put my off eating soup in a chinese forever... can you guess which one?
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Martin Harper Posted Mar 14, 2001
Glad you liked it... I guess I got carried away with my rhetoric on the A-team reference... it happens...
Hmm - eating chinese soup... nope - I can't think - what's the reference?
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Ravenscross Posted Mar 15, 2001
I loved the article and have checked out your space and seen some of your other work.
I would like to say what I mean by my point, but as the last reply got removed due to the answer, I have to watch what I say at the moment.
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Martin Harper Posted Mar 15, 2001
Got your email though - ahh - gualo soup!
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