If your college student plays D&D, you have failed as a parent

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband plays fortnight all the time. He’s probably smarter than all of you combined.
Suck it, game haters.

My 8-year-old nephew loves Fortnite. Come to think about it, he also uses phrases like "Suck it."

And your point? That I’m like an 8 year old? Is that supposed to crush me or something?

You figured it out! So proud of you.

Now stop trolling and go do your homework.

[Anonymous]

I hope your child's boss plays D&D.

[Anonymous]

Playing D&D is a great way to avoid people like OP.

[Anonymous]

Making fun of nerds playing RPGs. Wow. Super f$cking original.

Right up there with “Wine Time” memes and making your enjoyment of bacon part of your personality.

So lame.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did a 2 second google search of celebrities that play and the first two to pop up are Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Vin Diesel. Both one could argue epitomize the traditionally "cool" guy.

So...exactly what is your problem?

Add to that:

Joe Manganiello
Jon Favreau
Tim Duncan
Ben Affleck
Matt Damon
Steven Spielberg

I mean ...

[Anonymous]

Real good way to get the ‘rona and croak.

[Anonymous]

Your mama is a real good way to get the 'rona and croak.

[Anonymous]

He. Told be perpetrating sexual assault on campus, but yeah, DD is waaaaaayyyyy worse

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Uhh you realize almost every tech entrepreneur millionaire did this…

No they didn't - I call BS on this rando "fact"
D&D is soooo lame - these kids are really lower GPA kids

[Anonymous]

Mine goes to Harvard so I win.

[Anonymous]

To the OP-1980s called and they want their conspiracy theory back

[Anonymous]

People who criticize D&D don't actually know anything about D&D.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Who's your dream child, OP?

One who doesn't occupy an infantile dream world as a grown ass adult.

You mean a kid who never has played a video game in his life? You are embarrassingly clueless. And dumb.

[Anonymous]

I started playing D&D in my late 30s with kids. It's fun! It's a group game! I hope my kids grow up to have harmless social hobbies too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know a very successful doctor who still plays.

Add several successful lawyers.

There is a correlation between IQ and enjoying D&D. We even had a class in it in our gifted and talented education program in middle school.