Len Organizer of The East Midlands Dungeons & Dragons Meetup Group
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LeicesterUnited Kingdom
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Leicester, England)
Member of this
Meetup Group since
February 11, 2006
Organizer of this Meetup Group since
August 16, 2006
Introduction
Hi. I'm Len. Played a few years now. I'm still about 25 inside my head, I just can't convince the old bloke in the mirror, or my own knees that I am. I stumbled across meetup, met some nice people and stayed. Got a daughter, Ashley. - No Mrs.
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"What a great bunch of people. I'm glad I decided to join. "
What Len is saying about this Meetup Group
A real fun bunch of people. Up for a laugh as well as gaming. People I have come to count as great friends as well as fellow group members. Gamers and mates in equal measure. I'm proud to be associated with this group.
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- January 6, 2006
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