The glory of having my letter read on the bombcast

Last week Ryan read my letter, I am Dana Thibodeau (which is why he said my first name twice).  I swear it made my entire week.  This is a self masturbatory post I suppose.  Move along if you like.  :)

Girl or boy?

Guy.

What was your question?

Whether your question sucked or not, I'd read it just to get a crack at that name...

"What was your question?
"

LAWL  The new lens flare!!!  LOLOLOL

I got my question answered too which was nice.

Awesome, this week too.

Ryan's a celebrity now.

I envy you, good sir. I've tried to get a couple of letters on there, but can't seem to ask just the right question.

I got a couple of emails onto the Hotspot when all these guys were there. Including Rich "The Rich Master" Gallup! One was about the future of video games. It was awesome!

I squealed like a girl for several hours when they read my "WolPhelpstein 3D: 2084" concept. So it's all good.

It is kool when you get your email or call on the show,cause so many people try.But if you have already been on the show,don't expect to do so again,there's too many people that send in letters and stuff and the guys are trying to be fair and let other people get their stuff on. I had my question read once, Tom Arnold's the name:) And I had my question on the Hotspot twice, once before Rich left and once after everybody was gone.

Every time I try to write in a question, I end up sounding like some ignorant 10 year old.

That is indeed glorious

@License_To_Bill said:

I squealed like a girl for several hours when they read my "WolPhelpstein 3D: 2084" concept. So it's all good.

And that game is just coming out now like six years later. For Kinect no less.

I squealed like a girl for several hours when they read my "WolPhelpstein 3D: 2084" concept. So it's all good.

@jakob187 said:

LAWL The new lens flare!!! LOLOLOL

I thought this was recent and wondered why I could not recall that surely memorably e-mail, and then I saw this.

This could not have come from 2012.

I've had 3 letters answered, though it was all in the VERY early days, when there was verry little following.

I had a question about what to call polygonal games now that 3D gaming came about. Mostly popped up since people herald Mario 64 and OoT as bringing us into 3D (read: polygonal) gaming. It was answered the day before my birthday as well, so that was a treat.