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* 'Larping' is derived from an acronym for Live Action Role-Playing. | * 'Larping' is derived from an acronym for Live Action Role-Playing. | ||
* Cthulhu rarely rises in D&D campaigns - more commonly in 'Call of Cthulhu' or 'Delta Green'. | * Cthulhu rarely rises in D&D campaigns - more commonly in 'Call of Cthulhu' or 'Delta Green'. | ||
** Cthulhu did appear in the TSR AD&D book " | ** Cthulhu did appear in the TSR AD&D book "Deities & Demigods", along with the gods for many copyrighted works(Including the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elric| Elric] books). The second printing of the book removed all copyrighted beings. | ||
* The humorous abbreviation of the activist group may be a reference to [[Vote Carefully]] and the weird political party with the | * The humorous abbreviation of the activist group may be a reference to [[Vote Carefully]] and the weird political party with the unpronounceable acronym. | ||
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Revision as of 14:31, 27 November 2009
Tell your children!
Vital Statistics
Date: February 2, 2007
Category: 
Appearing: Graham, Stuart Stark, Margaret Graham-Bell, Paul, Jer, Matt, Bill, and Nathan Mosher
Writing: Johnny_Lunchbox
Camera: Matt, Graham
Editing: Graham
Synopsis
Little Timmy's been hanging out with the wrong crowd. When his parents find evidence of his illicit activities, they take action immediately: it's time for an educational film on the Dangers of Dungeons and Dragons. To be turned into a responsible adult, Timmy must play World of Warcraft endlessly.
Trivia
- The video's title and overall structure is a reference to Reefer Madness.
- The bit about string cheese in the washer is an oblique reference to Underpantaloons.
- 'Black Leaf' is a reference to Dark Dungeons, an infamous witnessing track by Jack Chick.
- 'Larping' is derived from an acronym for Live Action Role-Playing.
- Cthulhu rarely rises in D&D campaigns - more commonly in 'Call of Cthulhu' or 'Delta Green'.
- Cthulhu did appear in the TSR AD&D book "Deities & Demigods", along with the gods for many copyrighted works(Including the Elric books). The second printing of the book removed all copyrighted beings.
- The humorous abbreviation of the activist group may be a reference to Vote Carefully and the weird political party with the unpronounceable acronym.
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