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Silver Crusade

I got my christmas tree one year in vegas on the friday after christmas, It got dry way to fast. Like 10 days before christmas even though I was relentlessly giving it sugar water.


Something about....stuff happening in Vegas,......

Silver Crusade

Now that I am in Nor-cal and the weather is more humid and moist, I wonder if I am safe in getting it today?

Silver Crusade

Am I allowed to say moist on these boards?


Hell yeah.


we went to the Christmas Market in Steinau, it was quite big but still not to comercial, most stands where by the local clubs.
the market spanned through the castle yards and the market place and through the cellars of the townhall and the castle cellars.
I ate a Bratwurst from the volunter desaster relief club Technisches Hilfswerk e.v.) a potato pancake from the volunter fire fighters culb and a apple-waffle from the singing club "foreward"(Chorgemeinschaft Vorwärts e.v.)
and I drank a mulled wine and a mulled apple wine from the oldtown preservation club (Altstadtfreunde e.v.)

Silver Crusade

Oh good, well that seals it i am off to get a tree today and may it thrive in our moist environment


Isn't there a poem about a tree?


Spanky the Leprechaun wrote:
Something about....stuff happening in Vegas,......

It's called "dry." The opposite of, you know, moist.

drinks a bottle of Aquafina

Silver Crusade

Spanky the Leprechaun wrote:
Isn't there a poem about a tree?

Well there is thoreau although i prefer whitman

Silver Crusade

BluePigeon wrote:
Spanky the Leprechaun wrote:
Something about....stuff happening in Vegas,......

It's called "dry." The opposite of, you know, moist.

drinks a bottle of Aquafina

Every morning when I put the blowdryer on my face, I get a reminder of a windy day in late june in vegas....memories


this room is dead.


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Aberzombie wrote:
I'm just glad I don't have to worry about a white Christmas anymore.

Don't worry. Snow's a'coming. pats weather dominator affectionately


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Blizzaga on you, Blizzaga on your cow, Blizzaga on your whole family!!


I always figured Kefka as more the Firaga type.


It's the spirit of the season, nitwit!


"What's this? What's this? There's white stuff in the air!!!"


HArd to focus today.


doctor_wu wrote:
HArd to focus today.

Story of my life...

Scarab Sages

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Freehold DM wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
I'm just glad I don't have to worry about a white Christmas anymore.
Don't worry. Snow's a'coming. pats weather dominator affectionately

We laugh at your puny snow! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA....

adjust the settings on his Whedonatrix 3000


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The Defiler wrote:
"What's this? What's this? There's white stuff in the air!!!"

A hear the 5-0 as'ploded a coke dealer.

Scarab Sages

More preparation for baby's arrival! Including preparation for the visitors we'll have for baby's arrival.

Silver Crusade

Aberzombie wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
I'm just glad I don't have to worry about a white Christmas anymore.
Don't worry. Snow's a'coming. pats weather dominator affectionately

We laugh at your puny snow! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA....

adjust the settings on his Whedonatrix 3000

Thank you for the 68 degree day, Who says all undead are evil, not me sir not me


Aberzombie wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
I'm just glad I don't have to worry about a white Christmas anymore.
Don't worry. Snow's a'coming. pats weather dominator affectionately

We laugh at your puny snow! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA....

adjust the settings on his Whedonatrix 3000

hisses @ Whedonatrix 3000, sets out to disrupt the zombie's supply of hackneyed/troped out plots he uses to fuel said device


Kefka Palazzo wrote:
Blizzaga on you, Blizzaga on your cow, Blizzaga on your whole family!!

See, this guy knows what's up.


Scintillae wrote:
I always figured Kefka as more the Firaga type.

HI SCINT!!!!!


Tin Foil Yamakah wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
I'm just glad I don't have to worry about a white Christmas anymore.
Don't worry. Snow's a'coming. pats weather dominator affectionately

We laugh at your puny snow! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA....

adjust the settings on his Whedonatrix 3000

Thank you for the 68 degree day, Who says all undead are evil, not me sir not me

68 degree day? That's insanity.

checks the readme file for the weather dominator, as written by a one Tomax/Xamot


Tin Foil Yamakah wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
I'm just glad I don't have to worry about a white Christmas anymore.
Don't worry. Snow's a'coming. pats weather dominator affectionately

We laugh at your puny snow! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA....

adjust the settings on his Whedonatrix 3000

Thank you for the 68 degree day, Who says all undead are evil, not me sir not me

58 here, comfy with a coat.

Snow predicted at the end of the week and over the weekend. Not looking forward to driving to work.

Silver Crusade

The tree is decorated and looking gooood. Orthos have you had a chance to practice in the snow?


Is that actually readable?

Spoiler:
The hell is made of stagnant water, mud and rotting plants. Or so the reed-folk living on the borders of the Cold Swamps claim burying their dead in the murky waters. They placate swamp’s spirits with offerings of food and liquors and ward them off with charcoal and herbs. This belief makes them distrustful of anyone coming out of the marshes, alone or in small groups – unlike the denizens of Forest Realms, the reed-folk do not trade with those rare Grand Republic merchants that chose to brave the Cold Swamps route.

The group finally came out of the swamps in the late afternoon. Tired horses welcomed soft grass and stable ground with visible relief while the riders found the woodland air refreshing change to the stagnant breath of the swamps.
Leading rider turned towards the rest:
– I think we have made it, uncle. No more puddles, no more toads, no more slugs, no more decaying plants…
– Actually, leaves and needles of trees in forests drop on the ground forming a thick litterfall… And yes, they are decaying feeding the soil. – The older man in the middle of the group responded with a dry smile that only widened when the young man groaned. – You really should have been spending more time outside…
– I have been spending lot of time outside, uncle. Training camps, roads, battlefields…
– But no forests.
– Nor swamps. Lots of hills and plains, though… I won’t be teaching you geography of the Republic, uncle, it’s not like I would know it better than you anyway.
Older man shook his head still smiling: – No, you would not.
Behind them woman wrapped in robes of fur and leather shrugged: – Whatever. Can we move forward, Viridius? I miss the sight of the open sky, not concealed by swamp mists or tree branches.
– Then you are up for a disappointment, Hisha. This land is called Forest Realms for a reason. But you are right, we should move forward and put some distance between us and the swamps before we settle for the night. – The older man turned back to his nephew. – After you, Marcus, after you…
Young man spurred his horse to move between the trees and the rest followed.

It took them two more days to reach settled lands. The first sign of civilization was a small clearing with a wooden watchtower standing near the overgrown highway. Bored guards looked at the travelers surprised, as if expecting no travellers to come their way. The tallest of the men put away the jug on the table and stood up while placing the other hand on the hilt of his sword.
– Be welcome, travelers, in the thegendom of Black Raven. – He stopped and scrutinized them for a few moments – You don’t look like a regular merchant group… Unless your wagons stuck in the marshes. That happens from time to time, or so I heard. Not many merchant caravans come here. Maybe one or two every two or three years. But you don’t look like merchants anyway… I am Brimmi Rideg-Hadda, commander of this watchpost. I can offer you peace if you come in peace or violence if you come with malice in you hearts.
– Peace be with you and your kin, Brimmi, son of Rideg and Hadda. We bear no malice in our hearts toward you or the thegendom of Black Raven. I am Viridius Dor Antaros, this youngster here is my nephew Marcus Dor Geteos and she is Hisha of Hashak tribe…
The woman interrupted him with anger in her voice – I was Hisha of Hashak tribe but I am no more one of them. You know that quite well, general Antaros!
Warrior looked meaningfully at the remaining members of the group: three soldiers and two unarmed men. The bulky rider with pale skin and braided hairs wearing rainbow-hued clothing smiled and answered the unspoken question.
– The remaining ones are the most dedicated and loyal servants of the illustrious master Antaros. The humblest speaker is the master’s gourmet chef, studious chronicler, astrologer, physician and apothecary. – He gestured toward the small bald man in plain white robe riding beside him - This one here is the master’s secretary, purser and aide. The three valorous men bearing the arms are the master’s most vigilant guards protecting his and his companions safety.
Brimmi grinned and looked back on the old man – Apparently he is also your most bespoken comedian. Does he entertains with tricks as well as with his words?

Over half of this written today. Er, mostly yesterday, looking on clock, as it is past midnight already.


We put our outdoor lights up today, since it was such a nice day.

Silver Crusade

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Tin Foil Yamakah wrote:
Am I allowed to say m%#!$ on these boards?

*shudders*

You shouldn't be allowed to say that word anywhere.

Silver Crusade

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I made the beef tenderloin last night and it was a-f*+*ing-mazing. You could chew it like soft butter.

Alas, there are hardly any leftovers.

Silver Crusade

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Also, I had a concert this afternoon where I got to sing some opera. Gounod and Donizetti. It was a lot of fun. The other singers were a mixed bag, but there were a few good ones.

Silver Crusade

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Then we were babysitting John's 2-year-old nephew for a few hours. It has shaken from John any notion of adopting children someday ;)


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ROTFL

Glad to hear you were able to perform. I need to hear you perform one day. Preferably when I need some kind of bonus to something.


Tin Foil Yamakah wrote:
The tree is decorated and looking gooood. Orthos have you had a chance to practice in the snow?

Nope, nothing but some flurries the Wed before Thanksgiving thus far. Hoping the precipitation chance holds off until the weekend, then can practice without having to be somewhere on a schedule.


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The sun, finally, has revealed himself as my mortal enemy. The source of light and warmth for the human race tried its best to blind me at every turn today and make me crash at a new job.

I WILL NOT SUBMIT TO YOUR TYRANNIES. The blessed darkness falls on this Sunday evening.

Have a good Monday mornign everyone.


BluePigeon wrote:

The sun, finally, has revealed himself as my mortal enemy. The source of light and warmth for the human race tried its best to blind me at every turn today and make me crash at a new job.

I WILL NOT SUBMIT TO YOUR TYRANNIES. The blessed darkness falls on this Sunday evening.

Have a good Monday mornign everyone.

ALL HAIL THE SHORT DAYS OF WINTER! HUZZAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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*yawn*

Morning? Already? Haven't we have one of those already a few days ago?

Scarab Sages

Good morning FAWTLY Folk! Happy Monday!

Scarab Sages

Except, of course, for the part where I'm mourning <redacted>'s death on Walking Dead last night. I really wanted to get him for the Horde.

Scarab Sages

Freehold DM wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
I'm just glad I don't have to worry about a white Christmas anymore.
Don't worry. Snow's a'coming. pats weather dominator affectionately

We laugh at your puny snow! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA....

adjust the settings on his Whedonatrix 3000

hisses @ Whedonatrix 3000, sets out to disrupt the zombie's supply of hackneyed/troped out plots he uses to fuel said device

It's also powered by the tears of the fans of his failed TV shows. Of those, there are legion.

Scarab Sages

Celestial Healer wrote:
Then we were babysitting John's 2-year-old nephew for a few hours. It has shaken from John any notion of adopting children someday ;)

Naah, two year olds aren't that bad. They're just misunderstood.

Scarab Sages

does the "No Snow" dance

Scarab Sages

Happy! Happy!

Joy! Joy!

Scarab Sages

Drejk wrote:

*yawn*

Morning? Already? Haven't we have one of those already a few days ago?

Mornings are like slasher film villains: always coming back ready to terrorize and destroy you.

Scarab Sages

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New baby soonish! One week from tomorrow, if all goes according to my wife's plan.

Scarab Sages

Of course, she finally listened to me and packed a hospital bag. Just in case.

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