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How to contact Gary Gygax?

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#1
zombiegleemax
Nov 14, 2004 18:58:21 I would really like to send an email to Gary Gygax. Could anyone help me out on this one?
#2
samwise
Nov 14, 2004 19:45:49 That would depend on what you want to contact him about, but I know several ways to contact him. What do you want to contact him about?
#3
Monteblanco
Nov 15, 2004 6:35:25 If you want to ask him something, there is a more or less permanent Question & Answers thread with him at EN World message boards. And yes, he do answer most of the questions.
#4
zombiegleemax
Nov 15, 2004 23:32:23 Gary proudly leaves his contact information available to the general public. You can even go to any whitepages search engine and look him up in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin and give him a call.

He also proudly conveys an open invitation for any Greyhawker that happens by his home to stop by for lemonade, cookies, and gaming.
#5
chatdemon
Nov 16, 2004 17:28:13 Try this discussion group: http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/gygax-games/
#6
lincoln_hills
Nov 17, 2004 15:55:48
...He also proudly conveys an open invitation for any Greyhawker that happens by his home to stop by for lemonade, cookies, and gaming.

I can't see myself sitting at Gary's table. Imagine how awkward it would be to argue about the rules!
#7
zombiegleemax
Nov 18, 2004 11:01:31
I can't see myself sitting at Gary's table. Imagine how awkward it would be to argue about the rules!

Wouldn't that depend on what rules you were using, the ones he made or ones he didn't? And if we're talking about his rules, well, shoot, even he can't remember everything all the time, can he?

I'd game with him. Or just talk about the good old days. But I do not think I will ever end up near Lake Geneva, nor do I want to be the 3,457,932nd millionth person to send him a worthless email about how "kewl" D&D is. So I will probably just leave him alone.
#8
ivid
Nov 19, 2004 1:41:23
He also proudly conveys an open invitation for any Greyhawker that happens by his home to stop by for lemonade, cookies, and gaming.

Then I have an idea of what to do in my next summer holidays...

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 zombiegleemax Nov 14, 2004 18:58:21	I would really like to send an email to Gary Gygax. Could anyone help me out on this one?
#2 samwise Nov 14, 2004 19:45:49	That would depend on what you want to contact him about, but I know several ways to contact him. What do you want to contact him about?
#3 Monteblanco Nov 15, 2004 6:35:25	If you want to ask him something, there is a more or less permanent Question & Answers thread with him at EN World message boards. And yes, he do answer most of the questions.
#4 zombiegleemax Nov 15, 2004 23:32:23	Gary proudly leaves his contact information available to the general public. You can even go to any whitepages search engine and look him up in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin and give him a call. He also proudly conveys an open invitation for any Greyhawker that happens by his home to stop by for lemonade, cookies, and gaming.
#5 chatdemon Nov 16, 2004 17:28:13	Try this discussion group: http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/gygax-games/
#6 lincoln_hills Nov 17, 2004 15:55:48	...He also proudly conveys an open invitation for any Greyhawker that happens by his home to stop by for lemonade, cookies, and gaming. I can't see myself sitting at Gary's table. Imagine how awkward it would be to argue about the rules!
#7 zombiegleemax Nov 18, 2004 11:01:31	I can't see myself sitting at Gary's table. Imagine how awkward it would be to argue about the rules! Wouldn't that depend on what rules you were using, the ones he made or ones he didn't? And if we're talking about his rules, well, shoot, even he can't remember everything all the time, can he? I'd game with him. Or just talk about the good old days. But I do not think I will ever end up near Lake Geneva, nor do I want to be the 3,457,932nd millionth person to send him a worthless email about how "kewl" D&D is. So I will probably just leave him alone.
#8 ivid Nov 19, 2004 1:41:23	He also proudly conveys an open invitation for any Greyhawker that happens by his home to stop by for lemonade, cookies, and gaming. Then I have an idea of what to do in my next summer holidays...