Dr T

Changed my life, did he. Give yourself a little present every day. Someday, I’d also like a piece of pie from the ‘Double R’, but that’s a completely different entry.

When in Cannes for ECOOP’00, I put my hand in David Lynch’s hand print outside the festival venue. A perfect match.

I met Olle at GothCon, a RPG convention in 1998 (maybe 97). In fast talking, he ran me through a couple of design magazines and talked about his web magazine (name eludes me presently). We played one of my games, Resenärer, so this must be 1998, and had an excellent time. We preceeded to play another game of mine, Regn, at which Olle did a stunning performance as an angry father. I still have the note with his name and e-mail address that he gave me. If I remember correctly, it read “Olle Jonsson” and a couple of centimeters to the left ”BIZARISSIMO!” in weird letters, and his student address at Skövde. The paper was torn off from a map over the GothCon area.

Sharing a hotel room in New Orleans listening to Dave preparing for a talk in mock German accent. Or even better, on the same trip, when going to sleep, after a long silence Dave says: “I find it unlikely that the universe ever existed.”