Kajehase |
Orthos wrote:Scint's Monday night Council of Thieves game may be temporarily replaced by a short-term game run by me. Have to talk to her about it when she gets home, but given she's been working on the next bit for a while and isn't sure when she'll be ready, I'm pretty sure she'll be okay with it.The next chapter's all set, but given how...well...flying by the seat of my pants has served me, I'd not turn down the extra time to play Pokemon and watch LPs prep the rest of the game.
You're gonna watch LPs... isn't it more fun to listen to them? I mean, just watching them spin is kinda dull. Unless it's one of those novelty ones with coloured vinyl maybe, but even those were more fun listening to.
Freehold DM |
Gah!
I burned myself on something that wasn't even supposed to be hot!
There is this drawer beneath the oven where we store bakeware, and the pan in there was as hot as if I was pulling it out of the oven itself. Usually those things are insulated. Now I know this one is not.
thats the broiler, dood....
Freehold DM |
I was burned by spaghetti sauce that erupted from the pot last night, leaving an inch-long welt across my wrist. I will be more careful moving pots around on the ceramic cooktop after this. It's hard to tell just how hot the burners are. Curse the lack of gas stoves! Why would anyone want electric?
electric oven? Whaaaaaa?
aeglos |
good morning FaWtL,
yesterday we went to IKEA to look how to fill the still empty wall in the kitchen - one of the things on my "before baby to do list"
is IKEA furniture as omnipresent in the US as it is in Germany ?
I would guess that 50% of the Furniture in 85% of the dwellings of under 50year olds is IKEA
flash_cxxi RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32 |
Orthos |
Couldn't sleep last night. Most likely due to not paying attention to the clock when exercising and getting my heart rate up too late again.
Spent the hours between 3 and 5 AM reading Discworld and managed to get to sleep after that and sleep until noon, so I made up for lost time. Mom says just being so out of shape and unused to exercise is probably a lot to blame, so now I'm kicking myself again to get onto a more regular exercise routine. I'm bad about keeping up with it.
DSXMachina |
Lamontius wrote:wait isn't that where the broiler pan goes
so that you can, you know
broil stuff in there*lightbulb*
Egads!
Growing up I always had an electric oven, so that was a storage drawer. It turns out on gas ovens like this one, that is actually the broiler.
So... I should really not store anything in there.
Tee-hee, you don't broil stuff over here in the UK. But it was the focus of my favourite obnoxious American tourist moment.
DSXMachina |
good morning FaWtL,
yesterday we went to IKEA to look how to fill the still empty wall in the kitchen - one of the things on my "before baby to do list"
is IKEA furniture as omnipresent in the US as it is in Germany ?
I would guess that 50% of the Furniture in 85% of the dwellings of under 50year olds is IKEA
In the UK there are a few, most cities have one. But generally you can get whatever antique furniture you want at an auction. Although there is a brilliant Aladdins' cave of interesting items' nearby, I picked up Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay last time I was there.
Drejk |
Couldn't sleep last night. Most likely due to not paying attention to the clock when exercising and getting my heart rate up too late again.
Spent the hours between 3 and 5 AM reading Discworld and managed to get to sleep after that and sleep until noon, so I made up for lost time. Mom says just being so out of shape and unused to exercise is probably a lot to blame, so now I'm kicking myself again to get onto a more regular exercise routine. I'm bad about keeping up with it.
Celestial Healer |
Celestial Healer wrote:Tee-hee, you don't broil stuff over here in the UK. But it was the focus of my favourite obnoxious American tourist moment.Lamontius wrote:wait isn't that where the broiler pan goes
so that you can, you know
broil stuff in there*lightbulb*
Egads!
Growing up I always had an electric oven, so that was a storage drawer. It turns out on gas ovens like this one, that is actually the broiler.
So... I should really not store anything in there.
Story?
(It makes me think of the dish "London Broil" but that dish is not actually broiled and is probably not from London either.)
DSXMachina |
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DSXMachina wrote:Celestial Healer wrote:Tee-hee, you don't broil stuff over here in the UK. But it was the focus of my favourite obnoxious American tourist moment.Lamontius wrote:wait isn't that where the broiler pan goes
so that you can, you know
broil stuff in there*lightbulb*
Egads!
Growing up I always had an electric oven, so that was a storage drawer. It turns out on gas ovens like this one, that is actually the broiler.
So... I should really not store anything in there.
Story?
(It makes me think of the dish "London Broil" but that dish is not actually broiled and is probably not from London either.)
Well*, me & trio of friends (2 UK males & 2 US females) were up in Scotland at the Isle of Skye. We had visited a couple of pubs & found the marvellous Red Cullen Beer & Black Cullen Stout - on our way back to the hotel we stopped at the Cullen Brewery. Getting a selection of beers, we each took a sip and made a face.... there was a strange taste..... pea's!
After this strange brew we realised Red Cullen was brewed by Isle of Skye Brewery & Cullen Brewery brewed pea flavoured beer.
Anyway we headed back across the moors to the mainland and stopped at a basic cafe. We ordered some basic burgers, from the young man - not even out of his teens behind the counter. Enter a US family, the wife had the most monotone, droning, annoying voice, the husband was pale, draw and hen-pecked and they had a couple of kids in tow. The Wife then started to be the most obnoxious tourist possible (outside of Brits abroad). "Honey, you want this fish." "No dear, I'd like..." "Your having the fish!"
So after she had decided what everyone wanted she goes to the counter. Now she ordered the Fish 'n' Chips, which is of course a basic cod/haddock in batter and fried, as are the fries. But no, "What sort of fish is it? I want it broiled" "Boiled?" "Broiled, broil my fish!" "Boiled?" "Broiled!"
The poor young lad had no idea what she was talking about, between the strong accent and the fact that we don't broil or order things that aren't on the menu. He was totally bemused, whilst my US friends were hiding their faces at their fellow countrymen's brash attitude.
*Disclaimer: this isn't a particularly amazing story, hence the padding.
The Minis Maniac |
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So my husband has informed me that now with the recent DOMA ruling (no political opinion on the ruling posted), he can now look for jobs in the US as it would allow me to accompany him now, I would be issued a spousal visa, which means he will now look at research jobs in the US. So who knows I may end up moving south.
Aberzombie |
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So my husband has informed me that now with the recent DOMA ruling (no political opinion on the ruling posted), he can now look for jobs in the US as it would allow me to accompany him now, I would be issued a spousal visa, which means he will now look at research jobs in the US. So who knows I may end up moving south.
If you move anywhere other than Texas, we will find you and drag you here.
The Minis Maniac |
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The Minis Maniac wrote:So my husband has informed me that now with the recent DOMA ruling (no political opinion on the ruling posted), he can now look for jobs in the US as it would allow me to accompany him now, I would be issued a spousal visa, which means he will now look at research jobs in the US. So who knows I may end up moving south.If you move anywhere other than Texas, we will find you and drag you here.
Well my husband is a seabird researcher and you guys are on the gulf of Mexico, researchers jobs could definitely crop up especially after the BP disaster in the gulf affecting wildlife. So you never know.
Wolfthulhu |
Wolfthulhu wrote:Hm. No facebook for a day. Guess I'll re-familiarize myself with the forums here... this may be a bad idea. :-PHey hope it wasn't my FAWTL post......
No way, dude. The reasons are/touch heavily on political issues, so I won't post them here, but I'm basically participating in a protest.
Orthos |
Scintillae wrote:You're gonna watch LPs... isn't it more fun to listen to them? I mean, just watching them spin is kinda dull. Unless it's one of those novelty ones with coloured vinyl maybe, but even those were more fun listening to.Orthos wrote:Scint's Monday night Council of Thieves game may be temporarily replaced by a short-term game run by me. Have to talk to her about it when she gets home, but given she's been working on the next bit for a while and isn't sure when she'll be ready, I'm pretty sure she'll be okay with it.The next chapter's all set, but given how...well...flying by the seat of my pants has served me, I'd not turn down the extra time to play Pokemon and watch LPs prep the rest of the game.
LP in this context = Let's Play. Watching someone play through a video game on YouTube, usually with running commentary.
Orthos |
And the finalized list of the Monday Night Modules run:
Devil of Darkwood
The Fall of Fairhaven
Hungry Are the Dead
Dawn of the Scarlet Sun
The Baleful Coven
Under Frozen Stars
Crucible of Chaos
Doom Comes to Dustpawn
If we manage to make it to level 9/10 and finish Doom Comes to Dustpawn before January, I've got a handful of potential candidates for the next section of the plot, but more than likely we won't finish all of these completely.
DSXMachina |
Kajehase wrote:LP in this context = Let's Play. Watching someone play through a video game on YouTube.Scintillae wrote:You're gonna watch LPs... isn't it more fun to listen to them? I mean, just watching them spin is kinda dull. Unless it's one of those novelty ones with coloured vinyl maybe, but even those were more fun listening to.Orthos wrote:Scint's Monday night Council of Thieves game may be temporarily replaced by a short-term game run by me. Have to talk to her about it when she gets home, but given she's been working on the next bit for a while and isn't sure when she'll be ready, I'm pretty sure she'll be okay with it.The next chapter's all set, but given how...well...flying by the seat of my pants has served me, I'd not turn down the extra time to play Pokemon and watch LPs prep the rest of the game.
Alot cheaper than buying the games yourself. And can be more fun :P