Derailed

So, like most of the cube’s crew, I’ve not been updating recently.  My excuse?  I only have so much energy that I’m willing to put in on work that I don’t absolutely have to do.  I am, as of this posting and some time before it, waaay over that line.  Being a nerd (which is socially acceptable now, I guess) and enjoying table top gaming (which still isn’t) I have been woefully deprived of a favorite past-time of mine since moving up to Kansas City.  I rather enjoy having a built in excuse to hang out with a bunch of my friends and bullshit each week.  Bonus: add in some escapism and the chance to blow off some steam through interactive fictional violence, and gaming is numero uno on the list of things to do in my free time.  Tragically, since the move, gaming buddies have been a bit scarce.  Then, a few weeks ago, Brenna and I went to Weston for no other reason than we were on the right highway and had nothing better to do.  We ended up in the pub for dinner and called Jessie to see if he’d like to join us.  He did, and lo and behold, he also missed the opportunity to game once in awhile.  So after some consideration He, Brenna, and I decided on a fantasy game and that I would GM.  Normally I despise GMing, but agreed because it would at least mean we get to play once in awhile (and that after this campaign I could say it was someone else’s turn).  Surprisingly, I have found myself thoroughly enjoying my role, and spending quite a bit of effort on prep work for the game.  Most recently I have spent most of my time not sleeping or working on designing a true old-school style dungeon, complete with traps, puzzles, montsters, and of course loot.  I’m still not done, but last night they began the dungeon, and seem to be enjoying themselves.  So, while I am still working on this thing (thirteen pages of notes and maps as well as over twenty quick refrence monster cards so far) my spacklecubingmay continue to suffer, please bear with me.  But to appease my (very small) audience, and postpone falling into no-post limbo, I have decided to put forth something that I had been thinking about, apropos of nothing.  Here it is:

Minor league teams tend to have more awesome logos than their major league counterparts.

My opinion, and my evidence, tell me what you think.