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Scintillae wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Scintillae wrote:
Not going to suck near as much as apartment hunting in a city I've never been to~
What city?
is it ny? Please say its ny.
Bit in the opposite direction. Southwestern KS.

Have you secured a supply of holy objects enchanted by [belief or lack of belief of your choice]? You may need them to fend off the locals.


Icyshadow wrote:
Sorry for not being around for a long time, been through some rough days and such...

I know what that's like all too well. I hope things improve.


Aberzombie wrote:
I will award a free beer and an empty promise to be eaten last during the zombiepocalypse to anyone who can (without Internet aid) tell me what well known actor Robert co-started with in his big screen debut.

John Wayne. It was in The Cowboys in 1972.


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MagusJanus wrote:
Scintillae wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Scintillae wrote:
Not going to suck near as much as apartment hunting in a city I've never been to~
What city?
is it ny? Please say its ny.
Bit in the opposite direction. Southwestern KS.
Have you secured a supply of holy objects enchanted by [belief or lack of belief of your choice]? You may need them to fend off the locals.

No need. I've got an eccentric personality to do it for me.


Freehold DM wrote:
Scintillae wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Scintillae wrote:
Not going to suck near as much as apartment hunting in a city I've never been to~
What city?
is it ny? Please say its ny.
Bit in the opposite direction. Southwestern KS.
close enough! I'll be by to borrow a cup of sugar soon!

You'll be tripping over my area on the way!


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Dear phone interview guy who just called me: if you're going to talk so fast that I can barely understand the words coming out of your mouth, don't get all offended and indignant when I ask you to slow down and repeat yourself. Also, asking me the same question three times in ten minutes isn't going to make me change my answer.


David M Mallon wrote:
Dear phone interview guy who just called me: if you're going to talk so fast that I can barely understand the words coming out of your mouth, don't get all offended and indignant when I ask you to slow down and repeat yourself. Also, asking me the same question three times in ten minutes isn't going to make me change my answer.

I hate it when they do the question thing! They hate it when, on the second time they ask, I spend five minutes dissecting the wording of both times they asked it, suggesting potential alternative meanings, and finally just repeating my first answer.


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So it turns out my brain is full of random stupid facts. Just won quiz night at the local Pub. The winning question worth 25 Points in the History category
"What is the name of the first european immigrant born on North American soil"
"Damn I read this years ago in newfoundland... His name was Snorri"
"Correct the earliest known immigrant was a boy child named Snorri born to a viking family around the year 1046 AD in L'Anse aux Meadows Newfoundland"

I'm not smart at all, just random crap ends up in my head.


houstonderek wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
houstonderek wrote:
I was in charge at work Friday and Saturday as a test to see if I could run my own crew. One of my young, recently graduated co-workers told my boss I was "too strict" with her. She got me a raise and the promotion with that comment. ;-)
Did this strictness have anything to do with the over the knee spanking you gave to her in front of her coworkers?
Dude, she's 18. You have to be over thirty for that sort of thing with me. ;-)

+1


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Scintillae wrote:
MagusJanus wrote:
Scintillae wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Scintillae wrote:
Not going to suck near as much as apartment hunting in a city I've never been to~
What city?
is it ny? Please say its ny.
Bit in the opposite direction. Southwestern KS.
Have you secured a supply of holy objects enchanted by [belief or lack of belief of your choice]? You may need them to fend off the locals.
No need. I've got an eccentric personality to do it for me.

And some Buffy and Serenity DVDs should take care of Freehold. :p


The Minis Maniac wrote:

So it turns out my brain is full of random stupid facts. Just won quiz night at the local Pub. The winning question worth 25 Points in the History category

"What is the name of the first european immigrant born on North American soil"
"Damn I read this years ago in newfoundland... His name was Snorri"
"Correct the earliest known immigrant was a boy child named Snorri born to a viking family around the year 1046 AD in L'Anse aux Meadows Newfoundland"

I'm not smart at all, just random crap ends up in my head.

Nice, well done for keeping up the British tradition of pub quizzes. [and with that skill if you are ever in Yorkshire for my monthly Geek pub quiz ;) ]

Shadow Lodge

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The Minis Maniac wrote:

So it turns out my brain is full of random stupid facts. Just won quiz night at the local Pub. The winning question worth 25 Points in the History category

"What is the name of the first european immigrant born on North American soil"
"Damn I read this years ago in newfoundland... His name was Snorri"
"Correct the earliest known immigrant was a boy child named Snorri born to a viking family around the year 1046 AD in L'Anse aux Meadows Newfoundland"

I'm not smart at all, just random crap ends up in my head.

Only 25 points? That surely should have been a 100 pointer.

Still very impressive, did jaws hit the ground when you answered?


Only someone who actually visited L'Anse aux Meadows and was interested in the tour would know it :P
No Jaws hit the floor but a few people did give me looks.


Hah! I bet you had a lot of fun with smiling at them!

It's even more fun to answer the question of the the longest war (Third Punic War, which lasted 2,134 years) and watch people google on when peace was declared before giving you odd looks ;)


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houstonderek wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
houstonderek wrote:
I was in charge at work Friday and Saturday as a test to see if I could run my own crew. One of my young, recently graduated co-workers told my boss I was "too strict" with her. She got me a raise and the promotion with that comment. ;-)
Did this strictness have anything to do with the over the knee spanking you gave to her in front of her coworkers?
Dude, she's 18. You have to be over thirty for that sort of thing with me. ;-)

Not to mention that probably requires being engaged to you...


Aberzombie wrote:
I will award a free beer and an empty promise to be eaten last during the zombiepocalypse to anyone who can (without Internet aid) tell me what well known actor Robert co-started with in his big screen debut.

I will shoot randomly... David Carradine?


Icyshadow wrote:
Sorry for not being around for a long time, been through some rough days and such...

Have you already moved to the new place or are you still struggling before the move?


MagusJanus wrote:
David M Mallon wrote:
Dear phone interview guy who just called me: if you're going to talk so fast that I can barely understand the words coming out of your mouth, don't get all offended and indignant when I ask you to slow down and repeat yourself. Also, asking me the same question three times in ten minutes isn't going to make me change my answer.
I hate it when they do the question thing! They hate it when, on the second time they ask, I spend five minutes dissecting the wording of both times they asked it, suggesting potential alternative meanings, and finally just repeating my first answer.

Actually asking the same question (sometimes exactly the same, sometimes disuguised) is often deliberate. They might be checking if you are telling the same story every time and might compare the notes from the previous questioning.


The Minis Maniac wrote:
random crap ends up in my head.

Isn't that normal for gamers?


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Bitter Thorn wrote:
houstonderek wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
houstonderek wrote:
I was in charge at work Friday and Saturday as a test to see if I could run my own crew. One of my young, recently graduated co-workers told my boss I was "too strict" with her. She got me a raise and the promotion with that comment. ;-)
Did this strictness have anything to do with the over the knee spanking you gave to her in front of her coworkers?
Dude, she's 18. You have to be over thirty for that sort of thing with me. ;-)
+1

And engaged to you, yes?


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Moo


Moo?


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Kajehase wrote:
Scintillae wrote:
MagusJanus wrote:
Scintillae wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Scintillae wrote:
Not going to suck near as much as apartment hunting in a city I've never been to~
What city?
is it ny? Please say its ny.
Bit in the opposite direction. Southwestern KS.
Have you secured a supply of holy objects enchanted by [belief or lack of belief of your choice]? You may need them to fend off the locals.
No need. I've got an eccentric personality to do it for me.
And some Buffy and Serenity DVDs should take care of Freehold. :p

hisses, runs to hide under the couch


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boy is asleep, finally

usually I aing him "wasted years" and "molly malone" and he falls asleep,

sometimes I have to add "me and bobby mc gee"

sometimes even " here comes that rainbow again"

today I had to add "silver stallion"


Drejk wrote:
Moo?

Moo!


aeglos wrote:

boy is asleep, finally

usually I aing him "wasted years" and "molly malone" and he falls asleep,

sometimes I have to add "me and bobby mc gee"

sometimes even " here comes that rainbow again"

today I had to add "silver stallion"

I hope he sleeps well and long. And, it sounds like he just wants more ;)


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Nine to ten weeks of work more. Then I will return home. Unless I decide for a few more weeks of earnings... They will be tempting...

Silver Crusade

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houstonderek wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Evening, all. What did I miss?
Houston misses you already.

Awww. That's sweet.

Are you trying to get in my pants?


Drejk wrote:
Nine to ten weeks of work more. Then I will return home. Unless I decide for a few more weeks of earnings... They will be tempting...

Go for it! More money is usually not a bad thing.


Staying here makes me fatter and fatter and move less after returning from work...


Drejk wrote:
Staying here makes me fatter and fatter and move less after returning from work...

That's not good...


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Hands purple after digging through 9 feet of snow. Had the genius idea of visiting Coyhaique (in southern Chile) just in time for the blizzard season.

On the bright side, the guys helping me dig out the car invited me to an asado (like a BBQ, but with basically 100% of the animal on the grill) to celebrate the, uhh... well, to celebrate us digging out of the snow, I guess.

People around here make asados to celebrate just about anything from someone getting married to the laundry being ready.


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If digging through 9 feets of snow was part of life, I'd celebrate at the drop of a hat too.

Which may explain the alcohol culture of northern Sweden.

Silver Crusade

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Klaus van der Kroft wrote:

Hands purple after digging through 9 feet of snow. Had the genius idea of visiting Coyhaique (in southern Chile) just in time for the blizzard season.

On the bright side, the guys helping me dig out the car invited me to an asado (like a BBQ, but with basically 100% of the animal on the grill) to celebrate the, uhh... well, to celebrate us digging out of the snow, I guess.

People around here make asados to celebrate just about anything from someone getting married to the laundry being ready.

*Makes notes to visit southern chile and northern sweden*

BBQ and Booze Awesome


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And I see myself visiting Sweden of a winter just to partake!


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Finished second Agatha H. book. I want more.

Oh, and the comic shows hints of unspeakable things. And I don't mean another madboy experiment results...


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and it is on

WORLD CUP 2014


Oopsie-daisy Marcello.


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Drejk wrote:

Finished second Agatha H. book. I want more.

Oh, and the comic shows hints of unspeakable things. And I don't mean another madboy experiment results...

Well, maybe not present-day madboy results... Those windows were seen at the start of the comic, with Agatha causing them.


Swedish commentator: More and more players shoot between the legs.


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aeglos wrote:

and it is on

WORLD CUP 2014

is panama in it? If so, VIVA PANAMA!

Is Japan in it? If so NIPPON ICHI!!

Is America in it? If so....how did they get there?


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Freehold DM wrote:
Is America in it? If so....how did they get there?

The NSA sent copies of embarrassing emails to the competitors of other nations.


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Also, they only have to be top-3 in North America to qualify.

So with Mexico having a bad year and the Canadians not being allowed to play on ice (but the US being allowed to play one game in Denver right after a blizzard) things went pretty smoothly in the end.


Panama missed out by the last kick of their last game if memory serves.

But Japan's in it.


Right now looking for Monday's games. Three teams I like are in the same group :(

Silver Crusade

Ah yes classic cartoons

Scarab Sages

Tin Foil Yamakah wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
I will award a free beer and an empty promise to be eaten last during the zombiepocalypse to anyone who can (without Internet aid) tell me what well known actor Robert co-started with in his big screen debut.
Was it Revenge of the Nerds and the guy on E.R.?

No. You're off by 12 years and someone way more manly than Anthony Edwards.

Scarab Sages

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MagusJanus wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
I will award a free beer and an empty promise to be eaten last during the zombiepocalypse to anyone who can (without Internet aid) tell me what well known actor Robert co-started with in his big screen debut.
John Wayne. It was in The Cowboys in 1972.

Ding! Ding! Ding! You are correct, lad!

Scarab Sages

Drejk wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
I will award a free beer and an empty promise to be eaten last during the zombiepocalypse to anyone who can (without Internet aid) tell me what well known actor Robert co-started with in his big screen debut.
I will shoot randomly... David Carradine?

No. You must be punished.


With a paddling?

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