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Y'all don't want to imagine the rest.


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That's one impressive cock.


<golf clap, hat tip, and bow>


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P.S. FREE SWAG! 32 slots yet (at the time I'm typing this). Jump, ye FaWTLies!

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settles into the jacuzzi, wincing

Holy crap! My neck and shoulders feel like someone's using the muscles for bridge cables. Thank $DEITY for ibuprofen and Tiger Balm.

Sovereign Court

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Lindisty wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
What a loss. I admit the first book is fairly childish but then again so is the Hobbit. As the characters grow (and the audience) so does the story mature. While it never reaches Lord of the Rings story levels it is not a bad series. Some of the movies were fairly good as well. Much better in fact than a lot of Hollywood films.
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Like the Dresden Files?

Urizen wrote:

P.S. FREE SWAG! 32 slots yet (at the time I'm typing this). Jump, ye FaWTLies!

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Done! Danke =D


Jess Door wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
What a loss. I admit the first book is fairly childish but then again so is the Hobbit. As the characters grow (and the audience) so does the story mature. While it never reaches Lord of the Rings story levels it is not a bad series. Some of the movies were fairly good as well. Much better in fact than a lot of Hollywood films.
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+1 to this =D *counts down the days to Cold Days*


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Jess Door wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
What a loss. I admit the first book is fairly childish but then again so is the Hobbit. As the characters grow (and the audience) so does the story mature. While it never reaches Lord of the Rings story levels it is not a bad series. Some of the movies were fairly good as well. Much better in fact than a lot of Hollywood films.
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I love The Dresden Files. Such an awesome book series.


Lindisty wrote:

settles into the jacuzzi, wincing

Holy crap! My neck and shoulders feel like someone's using the muscles for bridge cables. Thank $DEITY for ibuprofen and Tiger Balm.

What happened today? Are you okay?


The Minis Maniac wrote:
Jess Door wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
What a loss. I admit the first book is fairly childish but then again so is the Hobbit. As the characters grow (and the audience) so does the story mature. While it never reaches Lord of the Rings story levels it is not a bad series. Some of the movies were fairly good as well. Much better in fact than a lot of Hollywood films.
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I love The Dresden Files. Such an awesome book series.

I find the series meh. It went off the rails a bit, but it seems to be getting back to where it should be.


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It's official. I give up on Freehold.


<watches the Nubian Python fall askance out of the tree>

Oh dear. He's fallen. Will he ever get back up?

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Lindisty wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
What a loss. I admit the first book is fairly childish but then again so is the Hobbit. As the characters grow (and the audience) so does the story mature. While it never reaches Lord of the Rings story levels it is not a bad series. Some of the movies were fairly good as well. Much better in fact than a lot of Hollywood films.
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I so get you there. Then I turn around and have people like Treppa suggest books to me that I end up adoring.


Crimson Jester wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
What a loss. I admit the first book is fairly childish but then again so is the Hobbit. As the characters grow (and the audience) so does the story mature. While it never reaches Lord of the Rings story levels it is not a bad series. Some of the movies were fairly good as well. Much better in fact than a lot of Hollywood films.
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I so get you there. Then I turn around and have people like Treppa suggest books to me that I end up adoring.

Thanks for reminding me, she suggested a book to me. And now I've seen it second hand, now to buy it.....then try and find the time to read it.


back home, Sabines Mum and Grandma will stay with us till sunday

I hope everyone is good, I will read later


Morning all. Work is done, time to monitor the little one and get some sleep!


Jess Door wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
What a loss. I admit the first book is fairly childish but then again so is the Hobbit. As the characters grow (and the audience) so does the story mature. While it never reaches Lord of the Rings story levels it is not a bad series. Some of the movies were fairly good as well. Much better in fact than a lot of Hollywood films.
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Those are on my 'to read' list, but I haven't gotten to them yet.


Freehold DM wrote:
Lindisty wrote:

settles into the jacuzzi, wincing

Holy crap! My neck and shoulders feel like someone's using the muscles for bridge cables. Thank $DEITY for ibuprofen and Tiger Balm.

What happened today? Are you okay?

I think it's just accumulated stress. I don't remember injuring myself, at any rate. It's less painful today than it was yesterday, though, so that's good.

Scarab Sages

Good morning FAWTLY Folk! Happy Monday! Happy Labor Day! Peace and love to you all.

Along with a big helping of bacon.


Warm slippers and bacon. Can't beat that on a Monday morning.


*Rejoices for no real reason*

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Aberzombie wrote:
Sadly, my FLGS has yet to receive the Rune Giants and Huge booster packs they were supposed to get. They did, however, promise to set aside a Rune Giant for me.

I was looking at a Rune Giant Saturday. Couldn't afford to buy it, but I may go back after payday...

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Lindisty wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
What a loss. I admit the first book is fairly childish but then again so is the Hobbit. As the characters grow (and the audience) so does the story mature. While it never reaches Lord of the Rings story levels it is not a bad series. Some of the movies were fairly good as well. Much better in fact than a lot of Hollywood films.
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There are far too many books out there to spend time reading something you don't enjoy. I'm not a fan of Harry Potter either. Not for moral reasons, not even the reasons most far-right Christian conservatives would spout. I just don't enjoy the story/writing style. I certainly don't feel like I have missed anything by not reading them.

I have watched the first couple of movies, but they don't really do it for me either.

Read Only GOOD Books! (With the caveat that 'good' to you may not be 'good' to me, and that's ok. Plenty out there for all of us.

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Scintillae wrote:
It's official. I give up on Freehold.

Most of us have. He's still fun to have around though.


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The first Rappan Atuk session went well. No deaths, but at least three separate occasions of negative hit points. I did make one serious tactical error, but in the end it's for the best. Had I played that encounter differently I may have had a TPK...


Hey guys, (especially CH) Our hard drive crashed again. We should be back online by the weekend. So If you need us call us, and CH, hubby says just dm his pc in your pbp.


BTW, Happy Labor day! For those of you who get this day off.. I am jealous!
Hope everyone is well! <3

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Boo!
:(


Bleh. Been up for 4 hours but I'm still not awake.


And I've run out of glue for my paper-minis.

...are we sure it's not Thursday?


BluePigeon wrote:
Warm strippers and bacon. Can't beat that on a Monday morning.

FIFY

I so want to be you!


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Hi! How have you all been. Work is crazy busy. Enjoying a nice day off with the family.


*blink*

Warm puppies and sourdough bread. Not a bad Monday.

*blink*

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Yay! Home repair! Leak was fixed, now the drywall is dry again, primed, and ACCESS FREAKING PANELS have been installed so the next time (::crosses fingers::) there's a plumbing problem in the master bath, the plumber won't have to cut holes in the wall.

Hopefully...

this is the problem with flips.

Ah...the joys of home ownership.


Justin Franklin wrote:
Hi! How have you all been. Work is crazy busy. Enjoying a nice day off with the family.

Good to hear ya old Mexican.

The Exchange

Arrrgg it is afternoon already. Sleeping in just makes it closer to Tuesday and nearer work. NOOOOOOOOOOOOO

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Wolfthulhu wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
What a loss. I admit the first book is fairly childish but then again so is the Hobbit. As the characters grow (and the audience) so does the story mature. While it never reaches Lord of the Rings story levels it is not a bad series. Some of the movies were fairly good as well. Much better in fact than a lot of Hollywood films.
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Which is why I shall never read Ayn Rand.

I'm finally finished... now I can go do something else.


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Kajehase wrote:
Justin Franklin wrote:
Hi! How have you all been. Work is crazy busy. Enjoying a nice day off with the family.
Good to hear ya old Mexican.

Congrats on naming the next AP, how are things in Uzbekistan?


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Just got back from the Renaissance Fair.

I wish they'd open it in October as opposed to ending it then. Heat is the enemy. Fun nonetheless.

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Scintillae wrote:

Just got back from the Renaissance Fair.

I wish they'd open it in October as opposed to ending it then. Heat is the enemy. Fun nonetheless.

Our Ren Fair runs Oct - Nov. I missed last year, but I'm really looking forward to this years. Halloween weekend is teh bestest. :D


Submission for Obsidian Apocalypse Bestiary sent. Time to get back to work on Wayfinder submissions.


Wolfthulhu wrote:
Scintillae wrote:

Just got back from the Renaissance Fair.

I wish they'd open it in October as opposed to ending it then. Heat is the enemy. Fun nonetheless.

Our Ren Fair runs Oct - Nov. I missed last year, but I'm really looking forward to this years. Halloween weekend is teh bestest. :D

Oh, Halloween would be the best. Why does ours end in mid-Oct... >_<


Scintillae wrote:
It's official. I give up on Freehold.

But...why?


Urizen wrote:

<watches the Nubian Python fall askance out of the tree>

Oh dear. He's fallen. Will he ever get back up?

sighs, begins coiling 'round tree

I think I can, I think I can, I think I can...


Wolfthulhu wrote:
Scintillae wrote:
It's official. I give up on Freehold.
Most of us have. He's still fun to have around though.

*sniff*


Solnes wrote:
Hey guys, (especially CH) Our hard drive crashed again. We should be back online by the weekend. So If you need us call us, and CH, hubby says just dm his pc in your pbp.

HI SOLNES!!!!!


Scintillae wrote:

Just got back from the Renaissance Fair.

I wish they'd open it in October as opposed to ending it then. Heat is the enemy. Fun nonetheless.

I truly hate the heat, it keeps me from enjoying it.


It's f$&#ing 100 degrees man! f~!* me!!!

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