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As soon as I have a name I can be your paladin, my lord Punniculus. Following the tradition of bards that pretend to be something else.
How about "Lady Menage d'Trois"?
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I've never played an assassin, can you use Death Attack with ranged weapons?With my arrow. Nameless used archery, and there were a few fights where she fought in the nude.Nekkid death attack? Do you stab them with your "sword"?I miss my Assassin.
1, 2, 3, DEATH!
Not by itself but I believe she had a Feat or wondrous item that enabled if (this was back in 3.5 when they also had spells... THE SPELLS! ;_;)
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Ah, the terrible trials and travails of the upper middle class:...I think I might hate you.
No, not seriously. But if you are looking for something different (and entirely less fun), I'd be more than happy to set you up with a boring-ass 'vacation' in beautiful East Central Illinois for only $20,000! There will be nothing much to do, nowhere good to eat, and not much to see except the corn and soybean fields. But, I guarantee the money will be put to good use. Well, some of the money might not be put to good use, but I don't think anyone would be surprised by that.
I can set you up with great vacations here in Poland for $15,000 plus plane tickets...
With real castles, actual dragon cave, visit to a witches mountain, and savage tribes all around...
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I'm not sure if I want to encourage him to get nekkid.You know, that could be interpreted as "You know you're getting old when you're Kileanna." I'm sure that isn't what you meant, but maybe your jealous of all the attention she's been getting.EDIT: Meh. You know you're getting old when you forget to put on pants in the morning. Or you're just Kileanna...
LOL I had already thought that but I didn't take it that way. Anyway, as my birthday was two days ago he could also mean I am getting old, and that's true. There only one thing worse than getting old and that's NOT getting old, so I don't care.
And he might get as much attention as me if he got rid of some of his clothes from time to time, I guess.
Nobodyshome in chef pants... Or without them...
The choices...
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Shall I post pictures of myself both pantsed and pants-free to help you decide?
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I think we all should.
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Here's one of "those things that baffle NobodysHome (of which there are plenty)":
So how is it possible that NONE of the kids who come over for the Wednesday night game can possibly figure out where to throw things?
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Yet again, a problem I have issue relating to. I grew up, mostly, in the Ohio valley, and only ever really had one trash bin to worry about.
Edit: occasionally there may have been a recycling bin at the mall, but I only really had occasion to use it maybe thrice.
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They don't say what they are on the side.
And how big is a bin. We're given wheeled carts, one for recycling, one for trash.
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They don't say what they are on the side.
And how big is a bin. We're given wheeled carts, one for recycling, one for trash.
Mine are covered with hieroglyphics that I'm sure trained archaeologists could use to determine what to place in each bin.
And they're 32-gallon rolling trash cans. "Bin" is shorter.
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I just wondered because the tiny hick town my dad lives in they still have the bins. :-)
So much for all those hilarious comparisons between San Fran and Curtiss, Wi I was working on. :-(
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They give us:
* A wheelie bin for non-recyclable waste
* A little brown bin for food waste
* A big black box for glass
* A white bag for aluminium cans and plastic
* A green bag for paper and card.
Which seems a bit excessive, to be honest.
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Ah, the terrible trials and travails of the upper middle class:...I think I might hate you.
No, not seriously. But if you are looking for something different (and entirely less fun), I'd be more than happy to set you up with a boring-ass 'vacation' in beautiful East Central Illinois for only $20,000! There will be nothing much to do, nowhere good to eat, and not much to see except the corn and soybean fields. But, I guarantee the money will be put to good use. Well, some of the money might not be put to good use, but I don't think anyone would be surprised by that.
I can set you up with great vacations here in Poland for $15,000 plus plane tickets...
With real castles, actual dragon cave, visit to a witches mountain, and savage tribes all around...
Me too?
You know, so I can:
1. Discover that everyone I was ever related to has been dead for decades,
2. Search for the location of my great-grandparents' farm, only to find that it was bulldozed long ago to become the parking lot for a particularly ugly office building,
3. Get made fun of by everyone I meet because all I can say in Polish are menu items, Christmas carols, and "kiss my ass", and
4. Spend the entire trip searching for the perfect bowl of czarnina soup, the one food I long for the most from my childhood, and never get it. Oh, and then
5. Try to go to Jasna Gora and not get let in because I'm not Catholic any more.
This is why I never bother to go on vacation.
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So this morning my son fell down in the school garden, swinging on a vine from the grape arbor, and got a huge gash across his left eyebrow. While I was cuddling him and holding the compress on it, to make him feel better, I said, "Well, at least now you will have a really cool scar."
His face brightened up and he said, "You mean just like Harry?!?"
"No, not that cool; more like Aquaman."
This was alright by him.
But I am still not allowed to call him "Scarhead", which is annoying.
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Just like Captain Yesterday!
Tiny T-Rex's best friend's little brother also recently fell down and gashed his eyebrow.
If I knew I was starting a summer trend I would've picked something better.
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I plan to use my new eyebrow scar to become bitter at humanity and build that robot army I drew schematics of as a ten year old.
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Me too?Ah, the terrible trials and travails of the upper middle class:...I think I might hate you.
No, not seriously. But if you are looking for something different (and entirely less fun), I'd be more than happy to set you up with a boring-ass 'vacation' in beautiful East Central Illinois for only $20,000! There will be nothing much to do, nowhere good to eat, and not much to see except the corn and soybean fields. But, I guarantee the money will be put to good use. Well, some of the money might not be put to good use, but I don't think anyone would be surprised by that.
I can set you up with great vacations here in Poland for $15,000 plus plane tickets...
With real castles, actual dragon cave, visit to a witches mountain, and savage tribes all around...
Of course!
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As long as those are not the same $15,000 as NobodysHome's $15,000...
You know, so I can:
1. Discover that everyone I was ever related to has been dead for decades,
2. Search for the location of my great-grandparents' farm, only to find that it was bulldozed long ago to become the parking lot for a particularly ugly office building,
The eastern Poland is less developed so it might be just a rotting ruin. Or it could be bulldozed long ago to build a misplaced ugly factory that is long abandoned by now. Office building is less likely.
3. Get made fun of by everyone I meet because all I can say in Polish are menu items, Christmas carols, and "kiss my ass"
Not more than any other foreign visitor...
4. Spend the entire trip searching for the perfect bowl of czarnina soup, the one food I long for the most from my childhood, and never get it.
You might actually find it, no promises it will taste like it tasted in your childhood, though. I am not sure if there are restaurants serving it or not.
5. Try to go to Jasna Gora and not get let in because I'm not Catholic any more.
I don't know if being Catholic is actually required to be let in, or if they verify in any way if the visitors are Catholic.
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Oh, and in all seriousness, aside of plane tickets, you could visit Poland for much less than $15,000 easily...
In fact you could get a place in hostel room at $10 per night, and spend another $10 daily per person (though of course you can get better hotel room and more expensive food, $10 for food is already assuming eating out, though). Get a city public transportation ticket for a week for $15 to travel around the city. Bus/train tickets between cities varies between $5 to $50. Visit to a museum or a castle might be between $5 and $40, though closer to the lower half of this spectrum for majority of attractions. The (rather expensive) Wieliczka Salt Mine costs ~$25 for a person, or $70 for a 4-people family.
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Also, Warsaw, the capitol of Poland is much more expensive. Krakow is pricey but nowhere near the level of Warsaw. They don't have a real castle (though Royal Palace is miscalled Royal Castle) nor dragon cave.
Other cities aside of sea-side Gdansk (aka Danzig)-Gdynia-Sopot triple-city complex and maybe Szczecin are cheaper.
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Our plan is to save up for 2 years for Western Europe in 2019. I'll keep Poland in mind. (Yeah, not "Western", but close...)
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Just for Freehold.
it would be easier if the teacher just attacked all numbers. Just to be sure.
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So this morning my son fell down in the school garden, swinging on a vine from the grape arbor, and got a huge gash across his left eyebrow. While I was cuddling him and holding the compress on it, to make him feel better, I said, "Well, at least now you will have a really cool scar."
His face brightened up and he said, "You mean just like Harry?!?"
"No, not that cool; more like Aquaman."
This was alright by him.
But I am still not allowed to call him "Scarhead", which is annoying.
lisa lisa lisa...
Its scarFACE.
God.
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So this morning my son fell down in the school garden, swinging on a vine from the grape arbor, and got a huge gash across his left eyebrow. While I was cuddling him and holding the compress on it, to make him feel better, I said, "Well, at least now you will have a really cool scar."
His face brightened up and he said, "You mean just like Harry?!?"
"No, not that cool; more like Aquaman."
This was alright by him.
But I am still not allowed to call him "Scarhead", which is annoying.lisa lisa lisa...
Its scarFACE.
God.
I was under the impression that 'Scarhead' was a cross between 'Jarhead' and 'Scarface'.
Incidentally, heads-up for Captain Yesterday 'Scar In A Jar' is rumoured to be the Next Big Thing in the novelty toy field after fidget spinners, so keep an eye out for them when you're next in work.
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On the insurance front, it seems that the company switched providers a while back, and I simply fell through the cracks. Not a pleasant feeling.
That sucks!
Honestly, I'd start calling around to find out whether it's worth lawyering up. I know employment laws are pretty lax, but I'm pretty sure that dropping an employee's health insurance without informing him is illegal.
But of course I'm no lawyer.
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On the insurance front, it seems that the company switched providers a while back, and I simply fell through the cracks. Not a pleasant feeling.That sucks!
Honestly, I'd start calling around to find out whether it's worth lawyering up. I know employment laws are pretty lax, but I'm pretty sure that dropping an employee's health insurance without informing him is illegal.
But of course I'm no lawyer.
Where's Gorbacz when you need him!
Maybe if I leave a trail of legalese from the product discussion area...
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I just saw him in the Forum Moderation and Trolling thread. Maybe poke him with a stick?
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Scarhead was Draco Malfoy's nickname for Harry Potter.
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Also, Warsaw, the capitol of Poland is much more expensive. Krakow is pricey but nowhere near the level of Warsaw. They don't have a real castle (though Royal Palace is miscalled Royal Castle) nor dragon cave.
Other cities aside of sea-side Gdansk (aka Danzig)-Gdynia-Sopot triple-city complex and maybe Szczecin are cheaper.
Okay, stupid question, but what is there in Gdansk other than the shipyards? All I know about the city is that it's the birthplace of the Solidarity movement.
I actually had a picture of Lech Walesa up in my room throughout high school. I was a serious fangirl.Until I actually got to meet him after 9/11 and got really angry because [redacted political rant].
Heroes have flaws. Who'd have guessed?
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Here's one of "those things that baffle NobodysHome (of which there are plenty)":
Albany, being next to Berkeley, has a very robust waste management system. We get 3 bins a week: One for green waste, one for recycling of all manner of things, and one for actual trash.
It is therefore no surprise at all when people visiting from other cities don't know where to discard stuff; there are just too many options. Honestly, I usually ask people to just leave stuff on the counter so I can sort it all out for them.
On the other hand, for all the kids who grew up in Albany, not only have they had the 3 bins their entire lives, but even the schools have education "programs" to teach them which bins to use. It's so bad that Impus Major brings all the garbage in his lunchbox home because the school doesn't have a green waste bin, and he doesn't want to put trash in the wrong container. So how is it possible that NONE of the kids who come over for the Wednesday night game can possibly figure out where to throw things?
This sounds fairly similar to what we have in Ann Arbor. Except no compostables bin if you live in apartments like we do. Only houses get those. Mostly because it's difficult to do compostable bins on a large scale. Eh, they'll figure it out eventually.
But I honestly don't ever have problems with people not knowing where to throw things away. Kids not bothering to throw things away, yes, but most people can figure out where the recycle bin, trash, and returnable bins are. It's just not that hard. I do often get asked whether something goes in the recycle bin though. Apparently not everyone has memorized the list of what's considered recyclable in our area . :PEdit: So basically what I'm taking away from this is that Ann Arbor is like California except no earthquakes and we get snow in the winter :)
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Kidlet and I both came down with a nasty stomach virus last night. Thank goodness we have two bathrooms in our apartment. But now I am so very, very tired. Kidlet too. He keeps nodding off in the middle of talking. It's both adorable and sad.
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On the insurance front, it seems that the company switched providers a while back, and I simply fell through the cracks. Not a pleasant feeling.That sucks!
Honestly, I'd start calling around to find out whether it's worth lawyering up. I know employment laws are pretty lax, but I'm pretty sure that dropping an employee's health insurance without informing him is illegal.
But of course I'm no lawyer.
That does suck. And yeah, I would definitely look into your legal options because that sounds seriously hinky. :/
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Mint Ginger Ale helps me whenever I have a stomach virus.
Too much sugar. I either go for unsweetened peppermint tea or a piece of candied ginger. The candied ginger is still sweet, but not as bad as the ginger ale. Gotta keep the carb count in mind. :)
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So basically what I'm taking away from this is that Ann Arbor is like California except no earthquakes and we get snow in the winter :)
My father grew up in Ann Arbor, and declared the Bay Area "the best place on Earth", so I figure you have to be right: You love where you grow up, but there's always one thing that you can't stand that you want to change.
So he traded snow for earthquakes and he was happy.
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So basically what I'm taking away from this is that Ann Arbor is like California except no earthquakes and we get snow in the winter :)My father grew up in Ann Arbor, and declared the Bay Area "the best place on Earth", so I figure you have to be right: You love where you grow up, but there's always one thing that you can't stand that you want to change.
So he traded snow for earthquakes and he was happy.
I prefer the snow myself, although I do envy you the temperate summers. :)
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Roses are red
Violets are blue
I'mschizophrenica disassociative identity disorder sufferer
And so am I
Ftfy!
(This is actually significantly different from schizophrenia, and, while I get that it is a joke, I try to always remember to take the time to mention the difference to further education and understanding on a really unusual subject that has been... surprisingly misunderstood by pop culture.)
I plan to use my new eyebrow scar to become bitter at humanity and build that robot army I drew schematics of as a ten year old.
A classic story, really, I hig'-lee rek-ah-mend it!