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Chevy Chase justifies Massawyrm's Lifestyle!

Hey folks, Harry here...  

I've given Massawyrm a great deal of strife for a great many years about still playing D&D, mainly because I stopped playing once I entered the second half of 7th Grade.   It's a very rare thing for me to be able to point at... childish behavior in another with a healthy and fun amount of razz...   But with Massawyrm, Dungeons & Dragons affords me that simple life pleasure.  That said, my other D&D playing friends, I never tease, simply because they don't wear it quite like the crucifix that Massawyrm makes it out to be.

SO...  when I got a press release from COMMUNITY tonight with this picture:

Well - officially - that's cool.   Look at that glorious image Children of the 80's.   Relish it.   It is, as cool as it gets.   I love it.   Now, I know this is usually Herc's territory, but I figured I'd post this... because, well, I get to razz Massawyrm a bit, and how could I pass that up?

Now - tomorrow night's episode of COMMUNITY is totally going to revolve around D&D.   Here's the PR info:

 

 

In this upcoming episode of COMMUNITY titled “Advanced Dungeons & Dragons,” (Airing Thursday, February 3 at 8:00p.m. PM/ET on NBC) the study group takes a journey into the dark world of Dungeons & Dragons with Abed at the helm. When Jeff (Joel McHale) becomes concerned about “Fat Neil,” (Guest Star Charley Koontz, “Gigantic”) a fellow Greendale student who’s a bit of a loner, the gang invites him to play a game of Dungeons & Dragons to boost his spirits and his confidence. But when Pierce (Chevy Chase) discovers he’s been excluded, he forces his way into the game and takes charge, disrupting their delicate plan. 

 

The gang jumps whole-heartedly into their Dungeons & Dragons roles -- Señor Chang becomes “C-Bone the Magnificent,” Shirley is “Brutalitops the Barbarian,” Troy is “Bing Bong the Archer,” Annie is “Hector the Well-Endowed,” Britta is “Lavernica” and Jeff is “Marrrrr.”

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