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Please cancel my Pathfinder Maps subscription.

Sadly, my financial state is such that I finally have to cut back on my subscriptions. Please cancel (temporarily, I hope) the following:

Pathfinder Campaign Setting
Pathfinder Cards
Pathfinder Modules
Pathfinder Player Companion
And, regrettably
Pathfinder Roleplaying Game.

Please cancel my Pathfinder Tales subscription.

Getting a massage soon.

Super looking forward to it. '^'

Also house of wolves, while we're on the subject.

Update is live. 4 hours to playtime for me... May have to call in sick on the 19th.

Which console you on?

Hmmm... 16007 new posts. Not even gonna try. Sup, Ni...ce folks!

I skipped the last 8,458ish posts that I missed.

Hope there isn't a test.

Huh. Happy 100000000000000... or something like that.

So, went over to help the Moores unpack their moving truck last night. That was cool. Got to meet LPM (Happy Birthday!), Solnes, MattDroz, and Wolfthulhu all for the first time. And finally saw Jess again. Glad to have more FAWTLY folk here in Houston.

Ws good to meet you too! (Also Matt and LPM!)

Seriously, the next time you have a need for a Popeye's lunch let me know. :-)

Oh great, got some juice in the wrong pipe and now I've got the hiccups.

Beats having the choke- to- deaths.

It's all a matter of perspective.

Does anyone know an approximate timeframe for THE ARRIVAL?!?

I was looking for updates this morning, but found nothing. I'll send an inquisitive text in a couple hours if there is still nothing.

Friday!

Also, I get the feeling something is happening today... what was that?

Wolfthulhu wrote:

But I still love Arizona.

Actually my Grandmother lives in a retirement community in Tempe. Never been, but I should *tries to hide his guilt*.

You really should, on the other hand... you just might melt in that heat.

My prayers for your kids, BT. :-(

But I still love Arizona.

Let's just say the best thing about being from Winslow, is being FROM Winslow.

Aberzombie wrote:

Texas - and awesome place for awesome people! Again, I wonder why anyone in their right mind would want to leave!

because it's not (insert name of your hometown here!).

Obviously, you have not the amazing metropolis of Winslow, AZ to call home.

Just sayin.

I find myself having to change up a few NPCs and some of the encounters in my Kingmaker game. Partly because some of the players have been through Kingmaker before. The other reason is that certain party members are playing as the "let's just kill it and take its stuff" types. So I figure I'll just replace some of the NPCs that provide role playing encounters with generic monsters for them to fight. Straight up combat is easier to run anyway....

Aww. And I bowed out because I had played it before. Now I'm sad :-(

Most bikers actually don't spend a lot of time talking about bikes. Not like car enthusiasts do.

Do we have those conversations? Sure, but it's really not a 'thing'.

Wolfthulhu wrote:

Blerg...

Really? Back to work. I can think of a whole list of things I'd rather do today.

Top of said list: Go back to BED. :-/

But the sooner you get up, he sooner this day starts. Sooner it starts, sooner it ends. Sooner it ends, sooner a new one begins. Before you know it, the Moore's will be here.

True. So what I really need, is to fast forward through the day still I can go to sleep tonight.

Blerg...

Really? Back to work. I can think of a whole list of things I'd rather do today.

Top of said list: Go back to BED. :-/

Wolfthulhu wrote:

Yeah, it was the job market that kept me here as opposed to going back home to Arizona many years ago.

Whereabouts in AZ? I lived in Tempe and worked in Scottsdale most of the eight years i was out there, though I did a few short stints of living in Mesa and Chandler.

I have family down in the Valley, but I grew up in Winslow.

Kvantum wrote:

* When faced with the choice of "Do I stay late at work or deal with rush hour traffic?", you choose the former.

There are days I'm tempted to do this even here in Chattanooga. And I don't even go anywhere near downtown.

Moorluck wrote:

Aberzombie wrote:

I honestly don't see how anyone in their right mind could want to leave this awesome state.

I've been trying to get there since I was 12.

It's second on my to-go-back-to list if I ever lose or leave my current job, which is really the only reason I have long-term plans to stay in Tennessee. (Which is, culturally, enough like Texas that it's still comfortable for me, if colder.)

And as much as Arizona is technically higher on the list - with Ebon and my brother living out there - the lousy job market there may mean going with Texas instead in that situation, just because getting a job would be more likely.

All that said, I really do like my current job, and have no plans at this time to leave, so moving out of state (not counting "just across the Georgia border but drive back to Chatt to work" as out of state for this purpose) is not really on the table at the moment =)

Yeah, it was the job market that kept me here as opposed to going back home to Arizona many years ago.

* Any set of directions you give involves the phrase "Now turn onto Westheimer" at least once.

I can give lots of directions that have nothing to do with Westheimer. Beltway 8 on the other hand...

* You can give someone four different street names and there are no turns involved - those are all more or less the same street.

I used to live on one of these streets.

Moorluck wrote:

Jess Door wrote:

Moorluck wrote:

Just stepping in to ask a simple question of my FAWTLies, Who's ya daddy b%+!&es? ;)

move in day is Saturday or Sunday?

We're leaving here Thursday, figure we'll stop over night with the kids and Droz, so we'll be there sometime Friday afternoon. :)

Fawesome! I work half-days on Friday, which usually means I'm out of the office by 1030.

I'm off at 1600. Your new place is more or less directly between work and home.

Wolfthulhu wrote:

The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:

Dude, I live in New York State. If I tried that, I would be filling out paperwork for the next 20 years before I could actually start the business, and after that, I would be taxed into oblivion.

You know what the answer is, right?

Move to Texas! :-D

Y'all know my stances on politics and religion. I'd get eaten alive in Texas.

Hahaha... Well, you could always move to Austin.

30? Yer still a young 'un. Get out and run in that grass yourself.

Dude, I live in New York State. If I tried that, I would be filling out paperwork for the next 20 years before I could actually start the business, and after that, I would be taxed into oblivion.

You know what the answer is, right?

Move to Texas! :-D

Don't know what your beef is with Perlman, but he's a great actor.

Season 3 has some interesting turns and deveopments, but is kind of a low spot in the series. 4 and 5 are awesome.

I'm re-watching 5 now in preparation for 6 which starts on the 10th. Everything should wrap up next year with season 7.

Wolfthulhu wrote:

Moorluck wrote:

Residence secured.

Awesome. Townhouse or apartment?

We opted for the townhouse, it's proximity to her work, and the kids school, and the free after school care provided will be worth the $200 more a month we have to pay. With three kids childcare is costly as all get out, and that helps a ton.

Plus I am not an apartment person, I'll be happier with a little more room between me and too many other humans.

And more importantly, no THREE flights of stairs for the move in. :-)

Residence secured.

Awesome. Townhouse or apartment?

Ok then I have a list of demands.

1) I have to eat at least one purely texan cultural meal
2) I have to see at least 1 texan historical site
3) I need one authentic texas souvenir for my trip.

1. Texan cultural meal, you has CHOICES! a) Steak. We're a beef state, baby. b) Mexican/Tex-Mex. You can't throw a stick without hitting a place that serves fajitas and beer. c) Barbeque, because if you do somehow manage to miss, you will surely hit a pit with a brisket smoking away inside.

2) The San Jacinto monument and Battleship Texas park is pretty cool. And of course, there's this little organization called NASA, you might have heard of them.

3) The battle flag suggestion is good. Or maybe some beer glasses from the Saint Arnold's brewery.

I... have bowled.

Kinda.

But then fielding calls and making orders while re-watching Sons of Anarchy to prep for the new season isn't a bad way to 'work'.

Although, I seem to be handling quite a bit of work related phone calls and shit...

I hate all of you non shift workers and Mon-Fri people. Curse your 3 (or 4) day weekend!

Not to rub it in, but I'm in the middle of 5 days...

AND it was an awful day to miss at work. Rumor has it that the tech I have been so frustrated with for a very long time finally got hisself FIRED this afternoon.

Luckily a nearby property just interviewed a tech that they will not be hiring (due to needing Lead qualified persons). We should be interviewing him for my buildings on Tuesday.

I am also tired. Staying up till 2am just because you are off the next day starts to drag on you entering your 5th decade...

DSXMachina wrote:

I'm shocked that James Jacobs hasn't seen Blackadder, that's like saying you've never seen Red Dwarf.

I don't know if I should feel sorry for him, or feel envious that he can still experience it for the first time.

ok i'm curious

I love the pay BTW. It's helped me catch up on my bills and get back ahead in my hobbies and other things.

Unfortunately, Houston isn't a big cab city. Some days, I would barley cover the expenses of the cab and gas.

Glad it's working well for you though.

Long...

Positive waves for everyone in the name of health and wealth.

Yesterday's cab book mounted a sucky $100.00 in fairs. Tips barely made it over the $20.00 dollar mark.

But I ordered my copy of Mythic Adventures anyway. Anyone else buy this book?

I drove a cab for awhile a few years ago. I really enjoyed it, but the money sucked. You been at it looking?

I forgot the Stag Lord's alignment.

Anyone wanna tell me with a spoiler tag or a PM ?

Chaotic Awesome?

I have no idea, but as a player that encounter was a lot of fun.

Make it through today, that's all I have to do.

Thursday & Friday off for a loooong week end.

No, not bored at all. Why do you ask?

My coffee is 150.5 degrees fahrenheit this morning...

That moment when you're talking with a friend on Facebook, you quote Star Wars, they completely miss the reference, and you realize just how old you are in comparison.

Star Wars transcends age limitations. I think your friends are simply not as cool as you. :-)

It would not allow you writing congratulations without spaces? Your auto-correct is really mean.

It would have gotten congratulations, but I was trying to be all slangy and cool.

Contrasts! Aeglos!

...
>:-[

Comments!
Constraints! Contracts!

C o n g r a t s!!!

Fun with auto correct. :-)

Nekkid dragon... it's going to be that kind of day, isn't it...

Wolfthulhu wrote:

Hm. No facebook for a day. Guess I'll re-familiarize myself with the forums here... this may be a bad idea. :-P

steeples fingers excellent...

Heh, I did think about you when I did this. Just think, if you had a facebook account, you could turn it off for a day too!