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Scarab Sages

And doing it Nekkid!!!! Woot!!!


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Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber

I am really enjoying my new position at work. I actually look forward to going now.


Aberzombie wrote:
And doing it Nekkid!!!! Woot!!!

The idea of you serenading your wife nekkid makes me smile. No,not in that way, Urizen.


Justin Franklin wrote:
I am really enjoying my new position at work. I actually look forward to going now.

Good to hear, good to hear. I'm enjoying the hell out of my new position at the second job, but it's quite draining. I am doing what I can to switch to this job, even if I don't get accepted to school in the fall.

Scarab Sages

Justin Franklin wrote:
I am really enjoying my new position at work. I actually look forward to going now.

Clearly, you have been replaced by a pod person.

Scarab Sages

Freehold DM wrote:
I'm enjoying the hell out of my new position at the second job, but it's quite draining.

Egads! It's spreading! MORE POD PEOPLE!!!!

Scarab Sages

AAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!


Be careful Aberzombie. Podzilla might just appear.


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wanders in, looking frazzled

Why, oh why do so many people use merge lanes incorrectly? As I understand it, the whole point of a merge lane is to let one adjust one's velocity to prevailing traffic before merging into the next lane. Coming to a screeching halt at the beginning of the merge lane defeats that purpose, and puts one at risk of of being plowed into by the next car in line.

(Why yes, I narrowly avoided an accident this morning, why do you ask?)


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Lindisty wrote:

wanders in, looking frazzled

Why, oh why do so many people use merge lanes incorrectly? As I understand it, the whole point of a merge lane is to let one adjust one's velocity to prevailing traffic before merging into the next lane. Coming to a screeching halt at the beginning of the merge lane defeats that purpose, and puts one at risk of of being plowed into by the next car in line.

(Why yes, I narrowly avoided an accident this morning, why do you ask?)

Yea, that annoys the hell out of me. That and not using the acceleration lane, to you know, accelerate!

And not leaving space so that the cars can actually zipper, like they are supposed to.


Justin Franklin wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Justin Franklin wrote:
aeglos wrote:
I love it when I improvise at cocking
How did the Urizen twins miss that?
Thank you. You've proved exactly the point I was trying to express to Paris.
You are welcome, I was actually more surprised your evil twin missed it.

*hangs head in shame*

*mulls over why women don't wear shiny patent leather shoes and short skirts much these days*


Meeting with the CFO in a half hour. Wondering if I'll be happy to come to work in the future. Hope I'm allowed enough time to actually learn all this new stuff before we go into project overdrive.


Urinsane wrote:
Justin Franklin wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Justin Franklin wrote:
aeglos wrote:
I love it when I improvise at cocking
How did the Urizen twins miss that?
Thank you. You've proved exactly the point I was trying to express to Paris.
You are welcome, I was actually more surprised your evil twin missed it.

*hangs head in shame*

*mulls over why women don't wear shiny patent leather shoes and short skirts much these days*

The skirts should be due a revival in 3 or so years, I suspect. Never cared enough about footwear to be any help with that, though.


Shoes are for wuzzes without proper bodyhair!


Lindisty wrote:

wanders in, looking frazzled

Why, oh why do so many people use merge lanes incorrectly? As I understand it, the whole point of a merge lane is to let one adjust one's velocity to prevailing traffic before merging into the next lane. Coming to a screeching halt at the beginning of the merge lane defeats that purpose, and puts one at risk of of being plowed into by the next car in line.

(Why yes, I narrowly avoided an accident this morning, why do you ask?)

I think it depends on where you learned to drive. I am new to merge lanes because I don't see them that much where I live, but I do know how to parallel park, which confuses people outside of my part of ny.

That said, I'm VERY glad you are okay..


Justin Franklin wrote:
Lindisty wrote:

wanders in, looking frazzled

Why, oh why do so many people use merge lanes incorrectly? As I understand it, the whole point of a merge lane is to let one adjust one's velocity to prevailing traffic before merging into the next lane. Coming to a screeching halt at the beginning of the merge lane defeats that purpose, and puts one at risk of of being plowed into by the next car in line.

(Why yes, I narrowly avoided an accident this morning, why do you ask?)

Yea, that annoys the hell out of me. That and not using the acceleration lane, to you know, accelerate!

And not leaving space so that the cars can actually zipper, like they are supposed to.

It depends on where you live. In my experience people who drive the way you describe are either peeled off the driver's side divider (especially on the Jackie Roberson or when merging for tunnels) or get pulled over by the cops for speeding.


Lindisty wrote:

wanders in, looking frazzled

Why, oh why do so many people use merge lanes incorrectly? As I understand it, the whole point of a merge lane is to let one adjust one's velocity to prevailing traffic before merging into the next lane. Coming to a screeching halt at the beginning of the merge lane defeats that purpose, and puts one at risk of of being plowed into by the next car in line.

(Why yes, I narrowly avoided an accident this morning, why do you ask?)

I blame paranoia mostly. They're afraid to merge into fast-moving traffic and instead slam on their brakes, inviting an accident from the people in line behind them.


Morning FAWTL. At work, books shelved, have breakfast, have paperwork.


Kajehase wrote:
Urinsane wrote:
Justin Franklin wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Justin Franklin wrote:
aeglos wrote:
I love it when I improvise at cocking
How did the Urizen twins miss that?
Thank you. You've proved exactly the point I was trying to express to Paris.
You are welcome, I was actually more surprised your evil twin missed it.

*hangs head in shame*

*mulls over why women don't wear shiny patent leather shoes and short skirts much these days*

The skirts should be due a revival in 3 or so years, I suspect. Never cared enough about footwear to be any help with that, though.

Well polished footwear. Very reflective...


My evil twin is a pediphile.

Liberty's Edge Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012

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Urizen wrote:
My evil twin is a pediphile.

Thank goodness he's not a petophile.


taig wrote:
Urizen wrote:
My evil twin is a pediphile.

Thank goodness he's not a petophile.

TAIG!!! ~gives taig a big Dragon hug with a big, sloppy, wet Dragon kiss~

~As taig dries himself, I grin and runs~


Bleh!

X_X

Silver Crusade

Morning, all. What did I miss?

Grand Lodge

Pathfinder Adventure, Rulebook Subscriber

Chaos, mass confusion.

Silver Crusade

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Taig doesn't visit often enough...

Liberty's Edge Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012

I've been trying...


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Is it bad that I can't help giggling about the fact that my preferred type of hot tea is called 'red honeybush'?

Silver Crusade

Lindisty wrote:
Is it bad that I can't help giggling about the fact that my preferred type of hot tea is called 'red honeybush'?

If by bad you mean awesome.


taig's clone wrote:

Bleh!

X_X

takes a moment to clean off dragon drool, then roasts badgah before devouring

I just can't get enough.


Lindisty wrote:
Is it bad that I can't help giggling about the fact that my preferred type of hot tea is called 'red honeybush'?

gigglesnort

Grand Lodge

Pathfinder Adventure, Rulebook Subscriber

I have a red honeybush.

Liberty's Edge

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You are all weirdos.


you mean we don't turn the wierdness up to 11.


By Jove.


Lindisty wrote:
Is it bad that I can't help giggling about the fact that my preferred type of hot tea is called 'red honeybush'?

Depends on if the tea matches the curtains. :D

Silver Crusade

I could use a drink today.


I hope they fix this water fountain in the library that has been broken for months.


Freehold DM wrote:
taig's clone wrote:

Bleh!

X_X

takes a moment to clean off dragon drool, then roasts badgah before devouring

I just can't get enough.

X_X

Liberty's Edge Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012

Celestial Healer wrote:
I could use a drink today.

All I have is drain cleaner. Sorry.


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Why do I click on links to surveys. They always end up assuming I have friends and other things were the question doesn't apply to me.

Silver Crusade

taig wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
I could use a drink today.

All I have is drain cleaner. Sorry.

Well, my day is quite that bad... yet.


I want to flag my homework for needing a spoiler tag but can't reading the next part of the problem gives the answer away not that it wasn't obvious to begin with.

Scarab Sages

Got a call from daycare that the boy has a fever, so now the wife and I are on the way to get him. While it sucks that my boy's not feeling well, I'm at least thankful for getting out of work early.

Liberty's Edge

Oh my f~*%ing god... So I'm taking an ancient history class--Babylon up through Egypt, Greece, Rome, and early Islam. The professor's great, a laid-back and sardonic fellow named, I shit you not, Craig C. Champion. On the other hand, my fellow students (I use the term loosely) are a bunch of baboons. Some of the great comments from JUST TODAY:

"Nazis were in Germany, right?"

"Does Chinese come from Proto-Indo-European?"

"Are 'Turkians' Arabs or Asians? I mean, what box do they check for 'race' on the census form?"

"You shouldn't call [early Semitic tribes] Hebrews. That's racist."

"Greece isn't in Europe! It's in Greece!"

And so on and so forth. Idiots.


Just enjoy the class and do your best to ignore the other students.


Interesting. Very interesting.


Asking stupid questions like that does slow the class down so you might not have to cover as much and deadlines might get pushed back. So is it an idiot philabuster. Also recently a professor asked if someone asks a question you will leave one minute early and I asked can you continue because I wanted him to keep going but then he stopped.


Uh Wu, those are the students saying that, not the teacher.

Yeah Shiny, your classmates are morons.


So, I get to pick up 90% of my boss' job on top of my own work (albeit at a lull currently). Hmmm, what's not to like?

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