Spencer Agnew
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763 appearances
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 6d ago
Spencer Agnew’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And a tricycle. When people ask, it's like, oh, I'm taking the day off. It's like, why? It's like, you don't want to know. It's like Saving the Princess.
This came out early 2023. Tears of the Kingdom. I get it. Yeah, dude. Tim took the day off for Tears of the Kingdom. I think a lot of people talk about it.
Damn, I'm sorry. I don't know him. I'm so sorry. I remember Courtney and I had a trip. I wouldn't have done anything about this, right? But we had like a big trip planned. She wanted me to play her visual novel. And I wouldn't do it for five minutes. But we had a big international trip planned.
And I remember like having the date set for it and then being like, oh shit, when does Tears of the Kingdom come out? And I was like, I'm obviously not gonna change our trip. Obviously I'm not gonna change the trip. I'm obviously not gonna change it, but I was definitely relieved when I was like, okay, good, the game comes out once we're back home. I can download it.
I was definitely like, fuck, that's gonna suck if we're out of the game.
Yeah, it's really cool. Oh, it's gonna be a bike out of 15 wheels. Yeah. I could be doing that. Comments on this. Not the asshole, Mother's Day is listed on a calendar every year even though the actual date may vary. Poor planning on their part does not equal an emergency on yours. You planned, you deserve it, and it doesn't matter why you booked it off.
For what it's worth, I've booked vacation around video game releases and it's amazing. Enjoy your time off and your game. Someone else said, not the asshole. Same goes for any other holiday. I'm child free, my choice, and people always seem to think that means I should be the one working holidays. It doesn't matter if the reason you have the day off is for a video game. It's your day off.
Enjoy it. Lastly, someone said, not the asshole. It doesn't matter why you took the PTO. It was approved and it is yours to take. This is a management problem, not your problem. Agreed. That's fix-it management.
Gamers together strong. Well, if you go to Reddit, four players. If you go to Reddit, you're gonna have gamers.
Okay, our next story. We are back on D&D Horror Stories. My player fell in love with me, the DM, but I'm married and one of the players is my husband. No, dude.
Right. Oh, God, what a nightmare. Angela and Amanda were fighting tooth and nail for Carol. I'm typing this on mobile, so apologies for the formatting. I've been playing D&D with my husband for five years, and this is my first campaign DMing. We are playing with his friend group, who are Pat, Mary, and Dylan. Not real names.
We have been playing for the last three months, and everything has been going great so far. The party works well together, and there is really no issue except anger. Dylan is playing a half-orc barbarian who fell in love with a half-elf named Shelia, and this has been a progressing storyline.
For reference, he is not the only one who is romancing an NPC, and the rest of the party has not professed their love over text to me. After the session last night, the group went home and Dylan sent me a bunch of texts saying that he had noticed tension between us and that we can't deny it and he is open to taking the next steps.
I am horrified, of course, and inform my husband immediately because this is his friend. My husband texts Dylan for a bit, then calls and berates him for his actions. Dylan then says that my husband is standing in the way of our love and my husband hangs up and blocks him on both of our phones. We discussed next steps and decided to cancel D&D for the time being because I am freaked out.
The rest of the group are understanding, but man, this has been a weird Christmas.
They just die-hearted that where they snuck Christmas at the end. And by the way, prom is tomorrow. Yeah, wow. It was the best summer ever. This was posted on Christmas of last year. Oh, my goodness.
Or Christmas. Yeah, isn't it funny how so many of these D&D horror stories are just people like deeply misreading the room?
I seriously think it's all about reading energy and understanding where people are at and knowing when to go to people and when to let them wait, just in terms of being entertained, how much someone's talking. But like, Yeah, this is the DM that the person fell in love with, essentially?
Yes, because she's DMing, and this friend of theirs is playing, and he's romancing an NPC, so she's playing the NPC that he's romancing, and so clearly they probably had some sequences together where they're professing their love within the game. I've definitely heard of this happening before, and it is really stupid. It's...
It's just like, if you're showing up to play a game of trouble, no one's about to fall in love with the person who presses the bubble the most. You know what I mean? It's people just... You never know. You're on Smosh Games. Yeah, so it's just when people give the DM... I think it's something to do with mysticizing it or something like that.
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