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lynora wrote:
I said golden raisins, which is the same as sultanas. :)

Ahhh, now that I did not know...

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flash_cxxi wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
blue-ringed octopi
Octopussy?
That's one pussy you don't want to pet... :/

In the movie Octopussy, they used blue ring octopus venom to perform assassinations. It was also the movie that gave James Bond the alligator sub.

Scarab Sages RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32

David Fryer wrote:
flash_cxxi wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
blue-ringed octopi
Octopussy?
That's one pussy you don't want to pet... :/
In the movie Octopussy, they used blue ring octopus venom to perform assassinations. It was also the movie that gave James Bond the alligator sub.

heh heh... that sub was funny... and remember the guy who killed people with the Circular Saw Blade Yo-yo...


flash_cxxi wrote:
Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
And then the sharks, stingrays, and blue-ringed octopi can take their turns with you.
Yep... although technically Sting Rays aren't that much of a threat (Steve Irwin not withstanding). Sharks are definately a problem, although not so much around here, more Southern Australia.

Ooo, I forgot salt-water crocs too.

flash_cxxi wrote:
Blue-ringed Octopi are very nasty but not really much of a threat unless you are stupid. I haven't heard about any kind of BRO related incident in a very long time.

If stupid people are in danger, isn't that a majority of the world's population? :)

Here in SWFL, people are stupid enough to: feed gators & sharks, turn pet anacondas lose in the wild where they grow huge, and handle endangered turtles that are contaminated with salmonella.

flash_cxxi wrote:
And then of course you get out of the water and it's a whole nother story of deadly... :/

Your spiders & centipedes are damn evil.


flash_cxxi wrote:
lynora wrote:
I said golden raisins, which is the same as sultanas. :)
Ahhh, now that I did not know...

You learn something new every day :)

Scarab Sages RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32

flash_cxxi wrote:
Remember the guy who killed people with the Circular Saw Blade Yo-yo...

Yay... Circular Saw Blade Yo-yo executions gets 'Top 'o the Page to ye'!!! :D

Scarab Sages RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32

lynora wrote:
flash_cxxi wrote:
lynora wrote:
I said golden raisins, which is the same as sultanas. :)
Ahhh, now that I did not know...
You learn something new every day :)

Y'know I nearly wrote 'that must be my new thing for the day' on the end of my post too... hivemind must have wanted it there after all! ;)

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*sigh* I suppose I really should get going to work... :(


Now why would you want to do that.


Hope things look up for you soon, Patrick. :( That's a real run of bad luck there, and positive thoughts and prayers will be applied from Chateau Bean ....

And thanks, folks!

I also hope that your throat situation keeps improving, Moorluck -- and careful if the weather's cold where you are also, don't need those problems ravening back, after all.

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taig wrote:
Solnes wrote:

I am just doing random things around here. Taking care of kids, homework, straightening up, eating, those kinna things. :)

How is your day? Are you trying to get some relaxation in?

Let us know how Moorluck is doing when he gets back from the doctor. That sucks that he's had this thing for two weeks and it's not getting better. Take care of yourself too, and don't let yourself get overwhelmed.

Today's supposed to be a "writing" day, so I'll be working on some new Pathfinder gaming stuff (a couple of monsters and a set of magic items) and a novel. I'm probably going to have to turn off the broadband connection on my laptop to force myself to focus. :)

If I want to get work done, I go in my room without the internet cable.


Work is an illusion.


I get paid in college credit!

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Moorluck wrote:
Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
Gark the Goblin wrote:
I heard that Australians don't celebrate Hallowe'en.
That's Un-American!

It is true Gark.

Ambrosia, ironicly I said the same thing when Flash told me that.... are you getting ready to join the hivemind too?

I heard this like 8 years ago from somebody who lived in Australia for a few years... they went to class in their Hallowe'en costumes and everyone looked at them weird.

Oh, and Hallowe'en is unamerican!

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Heathansson wrote:
It's kinda a goomy place to get prodded; few worse.

I doubt I could do that, because I am very prone to nosebleeds and my nose is very easily tickled (as in sneezing when there's something up it; on the plus side, I don't pick my nose very much).

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Moorluck wrote:
It just occured to me that since we got the kitten I am now responsible for feeding Paizo, housing Paizo, and taking care of Paizo. Do you guys realize how important I am to you all? ;)

Wait, when did you get a kitten? I'm still working on catching up on FAWTL and SOFAWTL.

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Gark the Goblin wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
Gark the Goblin wrote:
I heard that Australians don't celebrate Hallowe'en.
That's Un-American!

It is true Gark.

Ambrosia, ironicly I said the same thing when Flash told me that.... are you getting ready to join the hivemind too?

I heard this like 8 years ago from somebody who lived in Australia for a few years... they went to class in their Hallowe'en costumes and everyone looked at them weird.

Oh, and Hallowe'en is unamerican!

That's right lad, it's Irish.

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lynora wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Tea's good. I've been drinking a lot of Indian tea with cardamom in it, lately.

Cardamom is so delicious. Oh, crap. Now I'm hungry for pulla bread :/

(not your fault, new diet, hard not to think about food I shouldn't have just now)

I hope it's not one of those fad diets where you only drink tea or eat fig newtons... there was a Bloom County cartoon spoofing those a while back, but I'm too lazy to look it up. Anyways, IMO the best diet is exorcise.

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David Fryer wrote:
Well my chipolte honey glaze went over like a cat at a dog convention. Back to the drawing board.

Well, depending on the dogs, it'd actually be pretty cool.

A dog at a cat convention, on the other hand...

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taig wrote:
David, good luck with your next culinary creation. Actually, I think a cat would go over very well at a dog convention. ;)

Ah, just what I was thinking.


Gark the Goblin wrote:
lynora wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Tea's good. I've been drinking a lot of Indian tea with cardamom in it, lately.

Cardamom is so delicious. Oh, crap. Now I'm hungry for pulla bread :/

(not your fault, new diet, hard not to think about food I shouldn't have just now)
I hope it's not one of those fad diets where you only drink tea or eat fig newtons... there was a Bloom County cartoon spoofing those a while back, but I'm too lazy to look it up. Anyways, IMO the best diet is exorcise.

No fad diets here. I'm just cutting out the extra sugar and all the junk food and soda. Plus plenty of exercise. Though not too much at once. Learned that lesson the hard way too. Just starting out with a half hour in the morning. I'll add another half hour of something different later in the day in the next few days. I'm trying to be sensible, but still push myself enough that I actually lose weight and get healthy.


Uh oh, V just started.

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taig wrote:

Have a good time. Don't do anything Flash wouldn't do. :)

Wait... there's something Flash wouldn't do?

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taig wrote:
Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
lynora wrote:
Bryce deliberated for a very long time between Commander Cody and Captain Rex, but in the end he went with Captain Rex because he likes to be in charge. :)

My younger nephew went as Optimus. I tried to get him to let me help make it from boxes like the old cartoon, but he said no. He wanted the TF2 movie version from the store, "'cause that's what Optimus looks like now." :(

Another reason for me to hate Michael "Blow It Up Real Good" Bay.

Poor children who think *that* is the Transformers. There oughta be a law. :)

What is this Transformers of which you speak?

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Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
Heathansson wrote:

No; I usually either have the "I really haven't finished college and there's a class I have forgotten to ever attend, so I have to take the final, but if I fail the final, I can't graduate and have to retake it" dream,

or the
"I reinlisted in the armed forces but didn't know it because I was drunk, and I went AWOL as well, but I didn't know it because, again, I was drunk so I've missed 9 or so years of National Guard drills, so I'm gonna get sent to either Leavenworth or Iraq, my choice" dream.

Ugh. Hopefully your sleep tonight will peaceful and nightmare free.

Heathansson wrote:

Best Halloween EVAR.

Cept too many old assed kids either without costumes and a pillowcase, or wearing their Hot Topic goth crap they wear all the time anyway.
Yeah. If they're old enough to drive, they're old enough to drive to the store and buy their own candy.

Well, I say if they wear costumes then they deserve the candy; it's the spirit of the holiday that matters.

I remember some guy being pretty icy to me just because I was prematurely tall... sometimes it sucks to be tall.

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flash_cxxi wrote:
Devlyn, Jack o' Nine Dales wrote:
Gods I can't believe how much stuff posted over the last four days. Can't...catch...up...

Welcome to my World...

Only problem is my peculiar form of OCD means I actually have to read all of those pages... :/

GAAAAAHHHHH!!!! I have the same problem, and there were eleventy billion posts to read through!

Patrick, sorry to hear about all your troubles of the past few days. I'm praying things turn around for you.

CB, I'm glad Natasha is doing better.

Solnes, I hope therapy went well.

Lynora, I hope things are going well with your husband being away.

Gark, long time no see! Yes there are a couple of things that Flash wouldn't do. I can't name them off-hand, right now, but yeah.

Hello, everyone else out there in SoFaWTL!!! land.

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Carnivorous_Bean wrote:
Typical Halloween here -- not one single trick-or-treater.

Same here.

We live on the highway, though, so it's typical. I haven't ever permanently lived at a place where I get trick/treaters.

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taig wrote:
Gark, long time no see!

Actually, I haven't been gone, just posting very intermittently over the past few days. So much work... I've gotta go do more now.


Okay, I finally found the Patrick update. Sheesh. Hang in there, monkey man.

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Today was a bit of a bear. It started off with getting stuck on I-40 for an hour because of an accident. Then I nearly rear-ended someone who decided to stop at a green light to check for traffic to the left. Then, a whole bunch of sites decided today was the day to have weirdo, bizarro problems for me to fix.

I've also figured out I need to find a hiding place where I can check this thread during the day without Big Brother looking at all the eye-catching avatars when he walks by. Grr.

Luckily, my lovely wife decided we should go out to eat. After reading the Five Guys discussion from last night, I picked that as our destination. Yummy!

I hope things are going well for everyone else (in addition to everyone I mentioned above).

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Gark the Goblin wrote:
taig wrote:
Gark, long time no see!
Actually, I haven't been gone, just posting very intermittently over the past few days. So much work... I've gotta go do more now.

Yeah, I've just missed when you've been on the boards, that's all.

Sorry to hear about all the work you've got going on.

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Forgotted to ask: Ambrosia Slaad, how goes NaNoWriMo?

My Vicodin story: For some reason, I decide that I'm invincible when I take Vicodin, so I usually stay away from it. A few years ago my back was hurting pretty badly, so I went to the doctor and she prescribed Vicodin. I worked from home that morning, figuring I would just conk out when I took the Vicodin. Instead, after taking it, I decided I felt fine and I could drive into work. If I had any sense, I probably would have been bothered by the idea I had about bashing my car into other cars on the highway. Luckily, I managed to decide against it. Then I got into work, and, from what my co-workers told me the next day, I was slurring my words and weaving when I walked down the hall.

Somehow I managed to get back home in time so my wife didn't know that I had done all this. Of course, the stories surfaced pretty quickly, and she was pissed off with me.

So, yeah, I stay away from that stuff.

Silver Crusade

flash_cxxi wrote:
Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
flash_cxxi wrote:
Moorlucky wrote:
Impressive, but do they sink ships?
No, they prefer to just sting you to an excruciating death instead...
And then the sharks, stingrays, and blue-ringed octopi can take their turns with you.

Yep... although technically Sting Rays aren't that much of a threat (Steve Irwin not withstanding). Sharks are definately a problem, although not so much around here, more Southern Australia. Blue-ringed Octopi are very nasty but not really much of a threat unless you are stupid. I haven't heard about any kind of BRO related incident in a very long time.

And then of course you get out of the water and it's a whole nother story of deadly... :/

Is it just me, or is Australia an entire continent of fauna that wants to kill people?


Celestial Healer wrote:
Is it just me, or is Australia an entire continent of fauna that wants to kill people?

It's all a piece of their pro-vampire policy that no one seems to want to talk about.

Glad your day ended well, Taig. After taking an hour or two to look through the bestiary, I am feeling more myself, those still kind of tired.

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Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Is it just me, or is Australia an entire continent of fauna that wants to kill people?

It's all a piece of their pro-vampire policy that no one seems to want to talk about.

Glad your day ended well, Taig. After taking an hour or two to look through the bestiary, I am feeling more myself, those still kind of tired.

I guess I missed that you finally got the book. Congrats!


Celestial Healer wrote:
Is it just me, or is Australia an entire continent of fauna that wants to kill people?

It's a proving ground to weed out all but the toughest of humanity.

Australian people aren't cannibals, are they? Not zombies, but living cannibals? Like 2nd ed Dark Sun halflings.


Thanks, it's

Spoiler:
Bee-YOO-tee-FULL!

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Vampire or cannibal? You decide!


Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Is it just me, or is Australia an entire continent of fauna that wants to kill people?

It's a proving ground to weed out all but the toughest of humanity.

Australian people aren't cannibals, are they? Not zombies, but living cannibals? Like 2nd ed Dark Sun halflings.

Good evening, Ambrosia.

A census taker once tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti.

Silver Crusade

I just had some delicious lemon meringue pie.


taig wrote:
Forgotted to ask: Ambrosia Slaad, how goes NaNoWriMo?
I slacked. Getting ready to sign off to do it now. I think me picking different times every day is counter-productive.
taig wrote:
My Vicodin story:...

Well, at least you weren't stuck in the hospital on it. Vengeful nurses are something to be feared.

taig wrote:
awful day

You survived it, so now you can channel you insanity into the boards. :)

I heard someone (a comedian I think) talk about his Big Brother at work. He and some other co-workers would call his desk phone when they saw him coming, so he'd hustle back to his desk. They'd hang up and he'd usually stay at his desk a while waiting for a return call.


Have to write now, so goodnight all.


Abadar has turned on me...after all my faithful service. I will begin moping....

Spoiler:
then.

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Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
taig wrote:
Forgotted to ask: Ambrosia Slaad, how goes NaNoWriMo?

I slacked. Getting ready to sign off to do it now. I think me picking different times every day is counter-productive.

taig wrote:
My Vicodin story:...

Well, at least you weren't stuck in the hospital on it. Vengeful nurses are something to be feared.

taig wrote:
awful day

You survived it, so now you can channel you insanity into the boards. :)

I heard someone (a comedian I think) talk about his Big Brother at work. He and some other co-workers would call his desk phone when they saw him coming, so he'd hustle back to his desk. They'd hang up and he'd usually stay at his desk a while waiting for a return call.

That's a sweet idea. I'll have to try that out.

Good luck getting some writing done!

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Celestial Healer wrote:
I just had some delicious lemon meringue pie.

I'm glad you enjoyed it. I'm more of a chocolate cream pie or apple pie person (with chocolate ice cream if a la mode), myself.


Well now. After seeing the price of a carton of Doral Cigarettes, I do not feel so bad about my massive RPG / DVD / Book collection. Said price for a carton of Doral Cancer Sticks is around $34. My ex- smoked a carton a week on average. That equals around $34 x 52 = $1768 per year. Multipy that by 5 years... $8840 or so... ~thinks~ Yea, that is about right. ~wistles~ Damn, but I am glad I do not smoke!!!

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Sharoth wrote:
Well now. After seeing the price of a carton of Doral Cigarettes, I do not feel so bad about my massive RPG / DVD / Book collection. Said prive for a carton of Doral Cancer Sticks is around $34. My ex- smoked a carton a week on average. That equals around $34 x 52 = $1768 per year. Multipy that by 5 years... $8840 or so... ~thinks~ Yea, that is about right. ~wistles~ Damn, but I am glad I do not smoke!!!

That's why my wife says, in regards to my outrageous RPG spending, "at least you don't smoke."

Silver Crusade

taig wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
I just had some delicious lemon meringue pie.

I'm glad you enjoyed it. I'm more of a chocolate cream pie or apple pie person (with chocolate ice cream if a la mode), myself.

Those are good too, but this hit the spot tonight.

Silver Crusade

taig wrote:
Sharoth wrote:
Well now. After seeing the price of a carton of Doral Cigarettes, I do not feel so bad about my massive RPG / DVD / Book collection. Said prive for a carton of Doral Cancer Sticks is around $34. My ex- smoked a carton a week on average. That equals around $34 x 52 = $1768 per year. Multipy that by 5 years... $8840 or so... ~thinks~ Yea, that is about right. ~wistles~ Damn, but I am glad I do not smoke!!!

That's why my wife says, in regards to my outrageous RPG spending, "at least you don't smoke."

I don't know how people can even afford to smoke!

Silver Crusade

Good night all!

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