richardhutnik on 04 July 2012
| Zappykins said: Pretty much I have found that anyone that TELLS you how great a person they are is usually a con artists. Religious types, the more the talk, are usually the worst offenders - because they have the most to hide. Red Flags are: "If I had ____ I would do this/give/loan it to you." Plus, there is that whole section about the Bible not bragging/drawing attention to themselves. A true Christian, meaning someone is selfless and loving, wouldn't need to tell you how great they are - they would show you. Sorry, buddy, I hope you get your game(s) back. |
Will see (what you said doesn't quite fit his situation). It is a boardgame (well primarily cards), I play with other people. Not having it means I am not able to. It has an expansion for it also. Plays real well, one of my favorites. It is about as close as I can get to the computer game Civilization, as a cardgame, and be playable in under an hour. Here is more info on the base game:
http://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/68448/7-wonders
I recommend anyone who might be remotely interested, see if you can at least play it online at brettspielwelt.de.
