Re: Snow

Ground Zero Games wrote:

> >I'm just picturing the look of the gaming room after that much
talc....
> >...though on a hot day, the players might get some benefit from it. 
<grin>
>
> Ah, the delicate odour of unwashed gamer wafting in the breeze...... 
;-)
>
> "I love the smell of wargame shows in the morning - smells
like.....profits!!"
>
> <BIG GRIN>
>
> Jon (GZG)
>

<grin>

>
> >The good thing about talc is that it won't attract ants or other
vermin.
> >The bad
> >thing about it is that it won't necessarily stay where you want it. 
One good
> >breeze....  ...it would make a good blizzard effect though.
>
> On a very slightly serious note, I guess maybe you could lightly damp
it
> down with one of those houseplant water sprayer bottles? Wouldn't like
to
> think about the clear-up afterward, though.... ;-)
>

That's not snow, it's slush.  That would make for a hard game since all
the
troupers would complain about it getting into their boots.  <grin>

You could always use laundry detergent.  It's generally heavy enough to
stay put
and clean up is easy (if a bit foamy).	<grin>

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