I know, that's the best things about RPGs! Anything at all can happen! And we have such fantastic characters in this group, they do such crazy things, we were in fits of laughter for most of the night. We had troubles keeping the flow of the game because we kept laughing. xD
Probably the best characters are our hobgoblin witch doctor (who denies being a doctor), he has really weird antics.. in fact, the guy playing him said he based him on Rafiki, the monkey from Lion King. So that gives you an idea. He keeps stealing the chickens and doing these really random things. No one understands what he means by the things he does, ever.
Then we have a human girl in charge of defenses (the only woman on the ship.. or so most of the crew thinks) who's a marine with an obsession of rules. She keeps blabbering on about things not being in accordance to rules etc. When the ship cat was looking a bit ragged because he'd been bitten by the huge rats, she threw him overboard, because he was too unhygienic. xD Our orc actually swam after him.. just because.
And there's lots more. Anyway. I'm probably boring you guys to death, talking about these campaigns.. xP

Eesu, tell me about it. I have awesomely imaginative friends. :D

Darkyn, it is so much more than just rolling dice. Most of the time, you're all making up the storyline, the dice are just for when you want to do something important or when you're fighting. I love rolling the dice though.. xD

I haven't really played much. I've had now two sessions of WoD and last summer I had a few sessions of D&D and this summer I've had one proper session so far. I personally think D&D is quite complicated - I really don't have the brain for the numbers and weapons et cetera.. I really want to play some other systems though, but at the same time I do want to get to know D&D better.. so I'm trying to play as much as I can during the summer. I live in London during the winter for school and I don't know anyone there that plays. :C

Edit: uhm.. why is my post showing up as bright green? I want it grey... o____o

Woah. I swear at work they were bright neon green. Like, all my posts were. Weeeeeird. Something to do with Internet Explorer? Or maybe the computer was just dumb?

Diiiiice! I want more dice, I only have two sets.. but they are very pretty sets. I have lots of d6 but I want more of different ones. My friend has a huuuuuuge collection, he's obsessed with them. Other two friends of mine keep bickering about who has a bigger collection, and they keep stealing each other's dice when playing together. xD

I love watching movies on my own. There's no interruption. For some reason people have troubles staying quiet when watching movies with others. v___v
(Not saying I don't like watching them with other people, mind. Just.. preferably not movies I haven't seen yet and/or am really excited about.)

Ugh, and I absolutely hate going to the cinema. I mean, a very select few films I either can't wait to see, or feel I really need to see on a huge screen, but even then I usually try to go to a screening where there will not be a lot of people. Middle of the week or early in the day or something. People are so annoying at the movies, scrunching loudly on pop corn or eating candy from noisy bags, talking, not putting their phones on silent et cetera. It just annoys me so much, I can't focus on the film properly. xD

Watching movies with friends is not much better, although much more fun because I don't get annoyed easily with them. Then we are pointing things out about the film or something like that, though occasionally people go off on a tangent about something that doesn't have anything to do with the film, and then I get a little bit miffed.

I just hope people will behave at the Harry Potter premiere tomorrow night. Though since it's the premiere, and it's late in the evening (so no kids), I suppose most people will have enough respect for the movie not to be all loud and obnoxious.

Well, it's not midnight, it's ten o'clock. But still. I do reckon it'll be much more teenagers and people my age (20+) than the four or seven o'clock screenings. :P
I love good premieres, when there's just die-hard fans of the film there. I went to The Dark Knight special advance screening when it came out, and it was awesome.
The theaters here have the annoying habit of badly timed intermissions, sometimes even right in the middle of a scene but this screening did not have that, and the crowd, although full of geeks who, well, started smelling really terrible after the first half of the movie in the small, closed hall, kept silent apart from applauding or cheering at a couple of places.. and always the right places. I hate it when the audience either laughs at things that aren't funny (and not meant to be funny either) and doesn't laugh at the obviously funny things.