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It used to be free to put air in your tires at a gas station. Now it costs $1.50. Why? Inflation.

Please don't insert an air hose into that.


I saw a pair of midgets arguing in the kitchen and it reminded me of that old saying "Two mini cooks spoil the broth".


gran rey de los mono wrote:
It used to be free to put air in your tires at a gas station. Now it costs $1.50. Why? Inflation.

Not to mention the 200 dollar ticket for indecent exposure.


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I'm going to open a restaurant that combines alphabet soup with a popular Japanese dish. It shall be called "Times New Ramen".


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gran rey de los mono wrote:
I'm going to open a restaurant that combines alphabet soup with a popular Japanese dish. It shall be called "Times New Ramen".

Sounds Too Carby for me. Maybe serve some wing dings too.


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Vidmaster7 wrote:
gran rey de los mono wrote:
I'm going to open a restaurant that combines alphabet soup with a popular Japanese dish. It shall be called "Times New Ramen".
Sounds Too Carby for me. Maybe serve some wing dings too.

Wing Dings would be a great name for a place that served spicy boneless wings in funny shapes.


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Oh, and maybe have a mermaid named Arial as the spokesperson.


Comic shop next to it. I bet you can guess the name.


Vidmaster7 wrote:
Comic shop next to it. I bet you can guess the name.

Helvetica Mouth.


gran rey de los mono wrote:
Vidmaster7 wrote:
Comic shop next to it. I bet you can guess the name.
Helvetica Mouth.

... Got it in one....


No, see, it's like the Hell Mouth from Buffy, but Helvetica is a typeface. So it fits the theme.


ah ok I guess that's better then comic sans.


Yeah, of course it is. "Sans" means without, so what is your comic book store without? Comics?

The Exchange

I see we're getting punny here...


Boldly punny.


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Vidmaster7 wrote:
ah ok I guess that's better then comic sans.

Comic Sins would be a good name for a shop selling Hentai.

Scarab Sages

Just a Mort wrote:


I find myself sometimes waking up earlier in the morning to see if things moved/anything I need to respond to etc.

Yeah. Did that too when I GMd the PFS specials online. THe pace was so much higher, and the time difference ment our active posting times differed too much, so posting first thing in the morning (for me) helped a lot with keeping the pace.


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Limeylongears wrote:
Vidmaster7 wrote:
ah ok I guess that's better then comic sans.
Comic Sins would be a good name for a shop selling Hentai.

Especially if the letters are made out of tentacles.

The Exchange

It's like wake up at 5 am - post. Before I go to bed at 11 pm, check. Post if necessary. The 5 am post is hectic because I'm rushing off to gym class at 7 am in the morning and I need to have my breakfast first.

I don't think I'm gonna wake up at 4.30 am just to check PBPs to have ample time to post. An AP takes a heck of a lot longer then a special.

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LordSynos wrote:
I love the Isekai (Other World) theme. Overlord, Re:Zero, SOA, No Game No Life, KonoSuba, Log Horizon, among many others. I love the lot of them, the idea of being transported to another world where magic and fantasy are real. Though I'd much rather be in the worlds of Log Horizon or KonoSuba than those of SOA or Re:Zero, for instance. As Mort says, some of them can get dark, which is fun to watch, but I wouldn't want them to be my fate. :P

Started rewatching Re:Zero last night. Frikkin' love that anime.

Dark Archive

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Morning FaWtLites! Hope everyone is well and has a good one ahead.


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Top o the mornin to ye lad.


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Should we declare today to be Talk Like You're Irish Day.


LordSynos wrote:
Morning FaWtLites! Hope everyone is well and has a good one ahead.

I did all the dishes and laundry yesterday so hopefully I can get away with not doing those today.

Hopefully.


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Another day of waking up in a strange bed.


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Cap'n Yesterday, FaWtL Tourism wrote:
Should we declare today to be Talk Like You're Irish Day.

The accent may be fake but I am Irish among a hodge podge of other things.

Also related to Charles Dickens. True story.


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Vanykrye wrote:
Another day of waking up in a strange bed.

Sounds like igther a very good or very bad night.


captain yesterday wrote:
LordSynos wrote:
Morning FaWtLites! Hope everyone is well and has a good one ahead.

I did all the dishes and laundry yesterday so hopefully I can get away with not doing those today.

Hopefully.

Better watch it cap'n you'll make all the single ladies jealous. Your wife may have to do some brawlin.


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Hooray, VE!
Soooo happy for your new job, and that Tala's mom is doing better!

I'm staying home from work today because Val was throwing up all day yesterday. (WW works nights on Tuesdays, so he stayed home with Val during the day and dropped him off with me for the last half-hour of the school day when I was just cleaning up.)

Oh, and remember on Sunday when I said "The plumbers are coming tomorrow?" Yeah, that didn't happen. On Monday, they said, "We have you scheduled for this Friday." By when it will have been leaking for at least eleven days.

Last night is the first night of at least 6 hours of sleep I've had since we came back from Oregon, because between not knowing how bad the water problem actually is and worrying about, well, everything, my brain has been playing these weird tricks on me where I wake up in the middle of the night with hallucinations or lucid dreams that there are large cracks in the ceiling, ceiling buckling, water seeping up through the carpet, all things that I am absolutely certain I see/feel at three a.m., but none of which are true by daylight. So it's been kind of a relief to go back to work these last two days and feel a little normalcy, even if I'm tired. My brain is a bastard. Has anyone else ever had that happen?


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Val is awake and bouncing off the walls. His fever broke during the night, which is great because it means we can both go back to school tomorrow, but I am going to need *so* much coffee.


Vidmaster7 wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:
LordSynos wrote:
Morning FaWtLites! Hope everyone is well and has a good one ahead.

I did all the dishes and laundry yesterday so hopefully I can get away with not doing those today.

Hopefully.

Better watch it cap'n you'll make all the single ladies jealous. Your wife may have to do some brawlin.

She was the only girl in a family of biker mechanics, she can handle it.


lisamarlene wrote:

Hooray, VE!

Soooo happy for your new job, and that Tala's mom is doing better!

I'm staying home from work today because Val was throwing up all day yesterday. (WW works nights on Tuesdays, so he stayed home with Val during the day and dropped him off with me for the last half-hour of the school day when I was just cleaning up.)

Oh, and remember on Sunday when I said "The plumbers are coming tomorrow?" Yeah, that didn't happen. On Monday, they said, "We have you scheduled for this Friday." By when it will have been leaking for at least eleven days.

Last night is the first night of at least 6 hours of sleep I've had since we came back from Oregon, because between not knowing how bad the water problem actually is and worrying about, well, everything, my brain has been playing these weird tricks on me where I wake up in the middle of the night with hallucinations or lucid dreams that there are large cracks in the ceiling, ceiling buckling, water seeping up through the carpet, all things that I am absolutely certain I see/feel at three a.m., but none of which are true by daylight. So it's been kind of a relief to go back to work these last two days and feel a little normalcy, even if I'm tired. My brain is a bastard. Has anyone else ever had that happen?

Once after taking two hits of acid I laid in bed and watched faces grow out of my ceiling.


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Vidmaster7 wrote:
Cap'n Yesterday, FaWtL Tourism wrote:
Should we declare today to be Talk Like You're Irish Day.

The accent may be fake but I am Irish among a hodge podge of other things.

Also related to Charles Dickens. True story.

I'm related to Vlad the Impaler.


Mass Effect Andromeda is a lot of fun so far.

I settled Eos and am currently working towards a free (and hopefully warmer) Veold.

I found a race of aliens with backwards bending legs that didn't try to kill me, they're still a+%$&!*s though, so the search for intelligent life continues on...


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lisamarlene wrote:

Hooray, VE!

Soooo happy for your new job, and that Tala's mom is doing better!

I'm staying home from work today because Val was throwing up all day yesterday. (WW works nights on Tuesdays, so he stayed home with Val during the day and dropped him off with me for the last half-hour of the school day when I was just cleaning up.)

Oh, and remember on Sunday when I said "The plumbers are coming tomorrow?" Yeah, that didn't happen. On Monday, they said, "We have you scheduled for this Friday." By when it will have been leaking for at least eleven days.

Last night is the first night of at least 6 hours of sleep I've had since we came back from Oregon, because between not knowing how bad the water problem actually is and worrying about, well, everything, my brain has been playing these weird tricks on me where I wake up in the middle of the night with hallucinations or lucid dreams that there are large cracks in the ceiling, ceiling buckling, water seeping up through the carpet, all things that I am absolutely certain I see/feel at three a.m., but none of which are true by daylight. So it's been kind of a relief to go back to work these last two days and feel a little normalcy, even if I'm tired. My brain is a bastard. Has anyone else ever had that happen?

When the plumbing was old and failing I had recurring dreams of bathroom being flooded in various ridiculous manners and/or its floor collapsing. Long gone since the general repairs and replacement of old pipes a few years ago.


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Glad Val is better, LM!

Hello, Lord Synos!

I'm related to Isaac Greenfinch, Newsagent Supreme.


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The Vagrant Erudite wrote:

Finished orientation today. Training starts at 630am tomorrow. Took my meds early to PTFO by 9.

I got a company phone. It's a freaking flip phone. I feel like I traveled back in time. Hilarious.

Wish me luck and keep me in your prayers for those who believe in luck or prayers. First time back to work in almost five months. Am trying to not be anxious. Am trying to remember the worst that can happen is I'm back to where I was before. Am trying to not lose my s$&$.

Oh and it was a beautiful 64 today...squall tonight and drop to 30s/20s tomorrow. So...hope the company van heater works!

*Crosses turtle feet and wishes VE good luck*

Just a Mort wrote:

Again running in inappropriate gear resulted in the following:

I busted a pair of office shoes (once) – now I try to change into my running shoes before I do any crazy zipping. (I don’t care if I look ridiculous)
It’s not easy to run while carrying all my office gear(the weight really adds up – it’s also not properly balanced)
It’s not easy to get into proper running technique on difficult terrain(i.e sand), or while carrying my office gear.
It can be tricky running in a dress(though most of my dresses allow freedom of movement).

And honestly at the end of the day I’m not really that good a runner, I just have more willpower then the next fellow. Take out my ability get into proper running form and breathing technique and I’m like drained down to normal. What would have been easy unencumbered becomes quite a pain while in the wrong gear.

*Adds a proper backpack to kitty's next care-package*

lisamarlene wrote:

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I'm staying home from work today because Val was throwing up all day yesterday. (WW works nights on Tuesdays, so he stayed home with Val during the day and dropped him off with me for the last half-hour of the school day when I was just cleaning up.)

Oh, and remember on Sunday when I said "The plumbers are coming tomorrow?" Yeah, that didn't happen. On Monday, they said, "We have you scheduled for this Friday." By when it will have been leaking for at least eleven days.
...

*Does his best threatening snapping turtle impression at LM's land/lease-lord (and the plumbers), before brewing her an extra strong cup of coffee - with a small Rum chaser on the side ^^*

Scarab Sages

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captain yesterday wrote:
Vidmaster7 wrote:
Cap'n Yesterday, FaWtL Tourism wrote:
Should we declare today to be Talk Like You're Irish Day.

The accent may be fake but I am Irish among a hodge podge of other things.

Also related to Charles Dickens. True story.

I'm related to Vlad the Impaler.

Several of my ancestors were pirates.

Dark Archive

Vidmaster7 wrote:
Top o the mornin to ye lad.

Aye, and ta ye as well.

Dark Archive

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Cap'n Yesterday, FaWtL Tourism wrote:
Should we declare today to be Talk Like You're Irish Day.

Easiest day ever for me. :P

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Cover Turtle wrote:


*Adds a proper backpack to kitty's next care-package*

That's a bit tricky because backpacks usually don't go well with dresses

Then there's the bit that even with a backpack, you need to pull the straps tight while you run so that it doesn't keep bouncing around if it isn't designed for running. I don't have a running backpack, I just grab any backpack available, strap it on and start jogging.

LM - sleep deprivation does weird things to you. Just ask CY.

Unfortunately when it comes to leaving someone to do the repairs, you can't expect people to be prompt about it - I complained about the building lift air conditioning not working and its been nearly a month and they're still trying to arrange for their outside contractor to do it.

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Woran wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:
Vidmaster7 wrote:
Cap'n Yesterday, FaWtL Tourism wrote:
Should we declare today to be Talk Like You're Irish Day.

The accent may be fake but I am Irish among a hodge podge of other things.

Also related to Charles Dickens. True story.

I'm related to Vlad the Impaler.
Several of my ancestors were pirates.

I'll believe you when you give me a good Yaaarrrr.


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The General's family claims to be descended from fishermen.

Which is something only a pirate would claim.


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I actually feel like an adult today, walking back from the teachers' lounge with a coffee mug for once.

I mean, the fact that it's filled with hot cocoa rather than coffee may undermine things a bit, but that's immaterial.


Also, I have a foreign exchange student now.


Woran wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:
Vidmaster7 wrote:
Cap'n Yesterday, FaWtL Tourism wrote:
Should we declare today to be Talk Like You're Irish Day.

The accent may be fake but I am Irish among a hodge podge of other things.

Also related to Charles Dickens. True story.

I'm related to Vlad the Impaler.
Several of my ancestors were pirates.

The Sea Beggars?


The new job didn't work out.

Apparently educational settings are still a major anxiety trigger for me, and so transporting kids to a partial hospital program who have emotional issues is a bad idea. My eye is still twitching from almost having a major panic attack.

Long story short I left teaching because of kids like that. You hear emotional issues, you think depression and such, but operational defiance is on that list too. So I can't handle that anymore. Can't. Not after the snap I had in 2011.

I reay wanted to do this. The money wasn't great but it was something and a good company.

I hate myself sometimes.


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Sorry to hear that, VE!

In NobodysNews, that's the full-blown flu two years in a row after getting flu shots both years.

On the other hand, the claim that it's MUCH less severe if you've gotten the shot bears fruit: Got knocked out Monday night, spent all day in bed on Tuesday but the fever was only 101°, and the only reason I know it was the flu and not some lesser illness is that today the fever broke but I can't move half my body due to muscle soreness.

So much for not having it in 35 years!

Now I'm ready to wait another 35 years, thanks...


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Vidmaster7 wrote:
ah ok I guess that's better then comic sans.

come say that to my face, pal.

nah, just kiddin'. you're okay, bud.


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Good Parenting 101
(Long, drawn-out lecture from NobodysHome to Impus Minor about our family's history of addiction, and how I'm seeing warning signs in him, and I'm trying to give him the tools now he'll need to deal with such things in the future...)
NobodysHome: So I guess all in all I just want you to know that you're a good kid, I'm sorry you're going to have to deal with all of this, but I don't regret having you.
Impus Minor: I'm so confused...
NH: That's good! I've done my job, then. I'm glad we had this talk.

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