Pillbug Toenibbler |
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Hell is, the old lady price shopping swimming pools over the phone.
It's early yet. She hasn't asked yet whether someone can assemble it* in the store for her before taking it home.
* And then she'll hem and haw and argue before giving up when she finds out someone actually expects to be minimally paid for their time and labor. Because it's somehow a shocking surprise that assemblers aren't physically sustained on the meager crusts and scraps of customers' ethereal gratitude alone.
Edit: Come look ye all on my nekkid bitterness and despair.
Tacticslion |
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What's a fun German noble title for women. My wife needs a better nickname...
BAM, sir.
Also.
(It seems that "general" may actually be German for "general" - who knew?*)
* Other than most all native and fluent German speakers. Obviously. >.>
Anyway, "Frau" is pretty decent and easy, if (at least, relatively) low on the totem pole - it's the equivalent of a Baroness. That said, I just like the word "Ritter" (Knight/Dame equivalent), but if you want to go higher, "Fursten" (well, "Fürstin" - or "Prinzessin" if you prefer) is the princess equivalent.
Edit: Come look ye all on my nekkid bitterness and despair.
*shades*
Nah, I'm good.
Orthos |
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Ambrosia Slaad wrote:Mustn't make Buttery Pat alias...Spooooooooooooooooooonnnn~!
Taste my justice sandwich!
Tacticslion |
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Tacticslion wrote:Taste my justice sandwich!Ambrosia Slaad wrote:Mustn't make Buttery Pat alias...Spooooooooooooooooooonnnn~!
Not in the face! Not in the FACE~!
Freehold DM |
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Mustn't make Buttery Pat alias...
look what you've done. LOOK WHAT YOU'VE DONE!
it doesn't help that I am named after the human carpet.
captain yesterday |
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Pea Bear had a tick that burrowed it's head so far into her armpit, it had to be surgically removed.
The worst part is, I was driving cross country home with my dad. So I'd get occasional texts "Pea Bear has a tick"... "it's not coming out"... "nothing works!"..."we're going to the emergency room"...
It was the most stressful drive of my life.
Celestial Healer |
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Celestial Healer wrote:Live action tickYou're a monster.
What? It's not like I capitalized "tick". The link is exactly what was promised.
captain yesterday |
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Tacticslion wrote:What? It's not like I capitalized "tick". The link is exactly what was promised.Celestial Healer wrote:Live action tickYou're a monster.
I honestly expected it. :-)
Tacticslion |
Celestial Healer wrote:I honestly expected it. :-)Tacticslion wrote:What? It's not like I capitalized "tick". The link is exactly what was promised.Celestial Healer wrote:Live action tickYou're a monster.
As did I. However, I stand by my previous statement.
Gotta say, though, that person letting the tick do that? Nerves of daggum steel (figuratively, of course*). Though "plucking" them in that manner is... exactly how I've been taught to never do it (but see below).
* Literally would end poorly for everyone.
And yes, living in tick country we're well versed in them, and how to extract them (btw, if anyone tells you to use a credit card, they're an a&$*#!!, never seen that method work. Not once).
Ticks are a+*+!~%s that need to be purged from the earth.
Having lived in North Carolina (and maybe Georgia - I don't recall if that place had that many or not), I entirely agree.
I'm not sure the ecosystem couldn't survive without them - I have a strong suspicion it would just find a new, virus-and-tick-free equilibrium.
Obviously, the methods I've been taught seem to be... poor ideas.
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And yes, living in tick country we're well versed in them, and how to extract them (btw, if anyone tells you to use a credit card, they're an a%*&*&$, never seen that method work. Not once).
Ticks are a##&*~&s that need to be purged from the earth.
we used a light cigarette back in scouts. Crédit cards only work for bee stings to my knowledge.
What do people do nowadays?
Tacticslion |
And yes, living in tick country we're well versed in them, and how to extract them (btw, if anyone tells you to use a credit card, they're an a%*&*&$, never seen that method work. Not once).
Ticks are a##&*~&s that need to be purged from the earth.
we used a light cigarette back in scouts. Crédit cards only work for bee stings to my knowledge.
What do people do nowadays?
Tweezers.
And it is terrifying to watch.
Tacticslion |
F@&+ the ticks, what class should I make Tibbedo! Please note, unlike Tammy he's Chaotic Good. Other then that, I'm open to anything.
An hour to go, fortress of solitude is well stocked. And ready for the heaviest bombardment of giggling and screaming. Or whatever it is twelve year old girls do.
Vigilante or Bard.
(I don't know what Tibbedo is like, but I like those two classes.)
Tin Foil Yamakah |
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Ticks were an issue during my four years in North Carolina, so much so that we would wear dog collars on our boots. And then there were chiggers egads these little bastards were a nightmare