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	The others continued to allow this faggotry.		The others continued to allow this faggotry.
	We were playing a modem day setting, with the other players being A college professor who found a couple of stray pages of a copy of the Necronomicon and wanted to find out just what the hell it was, a detective who was investigating a missing persons case connected to the local cult. and a local athlete (I think it was football) trying to find out why some of his friends seemed so distant lately.		We were playing a modem day setting, with the other players being A college professor who found a couple of stray pages of a copy of the Necronomicon and wanted to find out just what the hell it was, a detective who was investigating a missing persons case connected to the local cult. and a local athlete (I think it was football) trying to find out why some of his friends seemed so distant lately.
	And then.. ~~There~~ was Old Man Henderson, who was never given a first name.		And then... there was Old Man Henderson, who was never given a first name.

	Old Man Henderson was already a little crazy, and blamed his life's misfortunes on Vietnam.		Old Man Henderson was already a little crazy, and blamed his life's misfortunes on Vietnam.

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	The point to having such a long backstory was three-fold.		The point to having such a long backstory was three-fold.
	# to ensure the GM would never actually read it and		# to ensure the GM would never actually read it and
	# Since he would never read it except for in excerpts i pointed out to justify things, I could re-write and change things around completely at random without anyone noticing and MOST IMPORTANTLY		# Since he would never read it except for in excerpts I pointed out to justify things, I could re-write and change things around completely at random without anyone noticing and MOST IMPORTANTLY
	# Convince everyone that I was serious about this character, and that it wasn't simply the game wrecking bullshit that it was.		# Convince everyone that I was serious about this character, and that it wasn't simply the game wrecking bullshit that it was.
	Dickish yes. but he really did have it coming		Dickish yes. but he really did have it coming
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	# Calling Hastur's name 3 times will summon him, but only if the one who is truest foe at the time calls it (guess who).		# Calling Hastur's name 3 times will summon him, but only if the one who is truest foe at the time calls it (guess who).
	# When an elder ~~God~~ is summoned from beyond, they suffer a sort of summoning sickness. They' re still unbelievably strong, but can be killed FOREVER if you hit them hard enough		# When an elder god is summoned from beyond, they suffer a sort of summoning sickness. They' re still unbelievably strong, but can be killed FOREVER if you hit them hard enough
	# The building had enough explosives wired to make Michal Bay blush.		# The building had enough explosives wired to make Michal Bay blush.
	And that my friends, is the tale of how Old Man Henderson won Call of Cthulhu.		And that my friends, is the tale of how Old Man Henderson won Call of Cthulhu.

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	''Waffle House Millionaire 07/06/10(Tue)06:26 No 10966503		''Waffle House Millionaire 07/06/10(Tue)06:26 No 10966503
	:''I hate de-railing a thread on accident Who wants to hear the Tale of Old Man Henderson, the character who 'won' Call of Cthulhu?		:''I hate de-railing a thread on accident. Who wants to hear the Tale of Old Man Henderson, the character who 'won' Call of Cthulhu?
	''Anonymous 07/06/10(Tue)06 27 No.10966512		''Anonymous 07/06/10(Tue)06 27 No.10966512
	:''I do		:''I do

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	Proof that great times can be had, even if bad GMs want to run stupidly brutal grimdark horror campaigns.		Proof that great times can be had, even if bad GMs want to run stupidly brutal grimdark horror campaigns.

	= The Origin of Old Man Henderson =		==The Origin of Old Man Henderson==

	''Waffle House Millionaire 07/06/10(Tue)06:26 No 10966503		''Waffle House Millionaire 07/06/10(Tue)06:26 No 10966503
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	:''Lets take it from the top.		:''Lets take it from the top.

	= Dropping The Yacht =		==Dropping The Yacht==
	Old Man Henderson, with his erstwhile companion Jimmy (the Jock) and his Friends William Brocklaw, a once humble bartender (The now dead Detective's player. Old Man Henderson burned down his bar on accident and blamed it on the cultists. One bluff check later and he in the Posse.), and Simon Breckenridge, British Spy (the Professor's player, now six characters in. And yes, they were more or less all killed by Old Man Henderson).		Old Man Henderson, with his erstwhile companion Jimmy (the Jock) and his Friends William Brocklaw, a once humble bartender (The now dead Detective's player. Old Man Henderson burned down his bar on accident and blamed it on the cultists. One bluff check later and he in the Posse.), and Simon Breckenridge, British Spy (the Professor's player, now six characters in. And yes, they were more or less all killed by Old Man Henderson).
	Old Man Henderson had discovered that there was not one cult to the Elder Gods, but several This complicated his search for his gnomes/crusade He decided to enlist help in making the problem solve itself.		Old Man Henderson had discovered that there was not one cult to the Elder Gods, but several This complicated his search for his gnomes/crusade He decided to enlist help in making the problem solve itself.
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	Then we went across town, in a stolen Military Cargo chopper, carrying a 40lt Yacht, and 'parked' the helicopter above the penthouse, with the Yacht about 80lt above it. Then we cut the line, jumped out with our parachutes, and watched the Yacht ruin a dinner party while placing bets on whether the military would save the chopper, blow it up, or if it would just hover there until it ran out of fuel.		Then we went across town, in a stolen Military Cargo chopper, carrying a 40lt Yacht, and 'parked' the helicopter above the penthouse, with the Yacht about 80lt above it. Then we cut the line, jumped out with our parachutes, and watched the Yacht ruin a dinner party while placing bets on whether the military would save the chopper, blow it up, or if it would just hover there until it ran out of fuel.

	= The Tanker Truck Incident =		==The Tanker Truck Incident==
	Now, time for what will forever be known as 'The tanker truck incident'. Notice 'The' is capitalized. This is because no matter what incidents in the future may involve tanker trucks, this is the definitive one.		Now, time for what will forever be known as 'The tanker truck incident'. Notice 'The' is capitalized. This is because no matter what incidents in the future may involve tanker trucks, this is the definitive one.
	It started out innocently enough, Old Man Henderson left the stakeout in a van outside the evil cult's meeting place to go get some hooch. The only people now there are the Detective, and James Fink (the professor's second character). Jimmy was gone because it was a school night (Old Man Henderson was a bad influence, but damned if he didn't have the kid's best interests at heat.)		It started out innocently enough, Old Man Henderson left the stakeout in a van outside the evil cult's meeting place to go get some hooch. The only people now there are the Detective, and James Fink (the professor's second character). Jimmy was gone because it was a school night (Old Man Henderson was a bad influence, but damned if he didn't have the kid's best interests at heat.)
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	= Hell on Ice =		==Hell on Ice==

	''Waffle House Millionaire 07/06/10(Tue)09:04 No.10968068		''Waffle House Millionaire 07/06/10(Tue)09:04 No.10968068
	:''Does anyone care If I throw up Hell on ice? It's my favorite of the bunch, but if nobody cares I'll save it for later.		:''Does anyone care If I throw up Hell on ice? It's my favorite of the bunch, but if nobody cares I'll save it for later.