Ask a stupid question

[featherynscale]

In honor of Perceval le Galois, I present today's game. It is a simple game in concept, but might produce interesting results. Perceval stumbled upon the Grail Castle early in life, but, out of a fear of appearing ignorant, failed to ask several relevant questions of the Grail King. Perceval was cast out of the castle, and ended up spending most of the rest of his life looking for a second chance, and the Grail King and his lands remained wounded and in waste until the knight was able to return and ask.

So. Here's the deal. In this post, anonymous comments are accepted. If you have a stupid question that you've been avoiding asking, whether it's a question for me personally, or a general question, post it as an anonymous comment. I or someone else will attempt to answer it as best we can. If your question is directed to me, please indicate that. Otherwise, anybody can (and should) respond.

Any questions?

EDIT:
Open Questions:
What do you get out of tabletop gaming?

Comments

Re: For you

[featherynscale.livejournal.com]

I am mildly annoyed when referred to as part of a group of "ladies" (or similar words), but I try to get over it. (Because girls get referred to as "Hey you guys" if they're part of a mixed-gender group, right? No big deal.)

If, however, the "So, ladies," is followed by some assumption of what the group must all agree upon, based on all appearing to have titties, I'm generally incapable of getting over it. The language doesn't bother me nearly as much as the gender-based assumption part.

If you're referring to me individually, I'd really prefer you say "person" or something. It's not a huge deal, though. I sometimes use gendered words about myself, and don't even think about it. I do tend to choose which gendered word to use for myself more or less at random, though.