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lynora wrote:
Lord President Moorluck wrote:
Dr. Double Honors, Ph.D. wrote:
I'm happy for you, Woodraven. I guess none of those chateaus I posted worked for you...
I forbid anyone in my cabinet from living in a better home than me.
trying so hard not to make snotty remark...;P

:P


Urizen wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Dr. Double Honors, Ph.D. wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Ho hum.
Why so blasé?

Tired. Bored.

I don't know. I guess I kind of feel a liitle out of place here now.

Hush, tadpole. Just do what others should be doing and ignore anything I imply or suggest. After all, I am disturbed. On a scale from 1 to 10, I'm a Moorluck. That's like ... a 12?

Hey, what did I do?


Orthos wrote:
new game starts tonight new game starts tonight *bounces off the walls*

You should invite TAD to your new game since you guys are practically in the same city. ;)


Urizen wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Glad he's doing well, I know he's got to be giving you those puppy eyes wanting out. :(
Nah....he's smashed on puppy vicodin right about now. :p

Well, I hope he gets better soon and that the operation proves to be a success.

Silver Crusade

lynora wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Sentient Coffee Bean wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Dr. Double Honors, Ph.D. wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Ho hum.
Why so blasé?

Tired. Bored.

I don't know. I guess I kind of feel a liitle out of place here now.

Espresso?
We don't have an espresso machine.

I have a stovetop espresso maker. Both cheaper and more convenient that a fancy espresso machine. :)

For the longest time I only had the espresso maker and a french press, but I finally broke down and got a good quality drip machine. I especially love the timer function. I can wake up to the sweet smell of coffee whenever I like. :)

Yeah, so I'm pretty much obsessed with coffee. But it's so good, how can I not be. :P

We are out of control. My partner seems to have some sort of obsession with coffee makers. Not counting the few coffee makers in storage, in our kitchen there are two drip coffee makers, an espresso machine, a stovetop espresso maker, and a french press. There's also Starbucks' version of instant (which is actually pretty good) in the cupboard if none of those work for you.


Urizen wrote:
Orthos wrote:
new game starts tonight new game starts tonight *bounces off the walls*
You should invite TAD to your new game since you guys are practically in the same city. ;)

Heh. The DM can't handle more than the 5 we have in our group already, otherwise I might have considered shooting out some invites. We play over Vent, so location isn't an issue. (Heck, two of our players live in Yuma and a third lives in Texas :P )


lynora wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Glad he's doing well, I know he's got to be giving you those puppy eyes wanting out. :(
Nah....he's smashed on puppy vicodin right about now. :p
Well, I hope he gets better soon and that the operation proves to be a success.

It'll involve six weeks of therapy on my part ... as I'm the one usually home these days. He'll soon be terrorizing the neighborhood in no time. :p


Urizen wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Dr. Double Honors, Ph.D. wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Ho hum.
Why so blasé?

Tired. Bored.

I don't know. I guess I kind of feel a liitle out of place here now.

Hush, tadpole. Just do what others should be doing and ignore anything I imply or suggest. After all, I am disturbed. On a scale from 1 to 10, I'm a Moorluck. That's like ... a 12?

You made me smile.

More coffee brewing; trying something different, using cold distilled water instead of tap water.


Orthos wrote:
Heh. The DM can't handle more than the 5 we have in our group already, otherwise I might have considered shooting out some invites. We play over Vent, so location isn't an issue. (Heck, two of our players live in Yuma and a third lives in Texas :P )

Vent?


Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Orthos wrote:
Heh. The DM can't handle more than the 5 we have in our group already, otherwise I might have considered shooting out some invites. We play over Vent, so location isn't an issue. (Heck, two of our players live in Yuma and a third lives in Texas :P )
Vent?

Ventrilo. A voice-chat program.

Silver Crusade

I'm headed off. Take care all!


Orthos wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Orthos wrote:
Heh. The DM can't handle more than the 5 we have in our group already, otherwise I might have considered shooting out some invites. We play over Vent, so location isn't an issue. (Heck, two of our players live in Yuma and a third lives in Texas :P )
Vent?
Ventrilo. A voice-chat program.

Wait, you can do multiples concurrently? Link, please.


Celestial Healer wrote:
lynora wrote:


I have a stovetop espresso maker. Both cheaper and more convenient that a fancy espresso machine. :)
For the longest time I only had the espresso maker and a french press, but I finally broke down and got a good quality drip machine. I especially love the timer function. I can wake up to the sweet smell of coffee whenever I like. :)

Yeah, so I'm pretty much obsessed with coffee. But it's so good, how can I not be. :P

We are out of control. My partner seems to have some sort of obsession with coffee makers. Not counting the few coffee makers in storage, in our kitchen there are two drip coffee makers, an espresso machine, a stovetop espresso maker, and a french press. There's also Starbucks' version of instant (which is actually pretty good) in the cupboard if none of those work for you.

o.O

That is a lot of coffee makers. I can't even conceive of having enough storage space in the kitchen for that many.

Scarab Sages

Mmmmmmm... Arizona Southern Style Sweet Tea.

Sugar with some tea flavoring.


lynora wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
lynora wrote:


I have a stovetop espresso maker. Both cheaper and more convenient that a fancy espresso machine. :)
For the longest time I only had the espresso maker and a french press, but I finally broke down and got a good quality drip machine. I especially love the timer function. I can wake up to the sweet smell of coffee whenever I like. :)

Yeah, so I'm pretty much obsessed with coffee. But it's so good, how can I not be. :P

We are out of control. My partner seems to have some sort of obsession with coffee makers. Not counting the few coffee makers in storage, in our kitchen there are two drip coffee makers, an espresso machine, a stovetop espresso maker, and a french press. There's also Starbucks' version of instant (which is actually pretty good) in the cupboard if none of those work for you.

o.O

That is a lot of coffee makers. I can't even conceive of having enough storage space in the kitchen for that many.

No vacuum?


Urizen wrote:
lynora wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Glad he's doing well, I know he's got to be giving you those puppy eyes wanting out. :(
Nah....he's smashed on puppy vicodin right about now. :p
Well, I hope he gets better soon and that the operation proves to be a success.
It'll involve six weeks of therapy on my part ... as I'm the one usually home these days. He'll soon be terrorizing the neighborhood in no time. :p

Well, that's good, that he'll be up and around soonish. :)


Dr. Double Honors, Ph.D. wrote:
lynora wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
lynora wrote:


I have a stovetop espresso maker. Both cheaper and more convenient that a fancy espresso machine. :)
For the longest time I only had the espresso maker and a french press, but I finally broke down and got a good quality drip machine. I especially love the timer function. I can wake up to the sweet smell of coffee whenever I like. :)

Yeah, so I'm pretty much obsessed with coffee. But it's so good, how can I not be. :P

We are out of control. My partner seems to have some sort of obsession with coffee makers. Not counting the few coffee makers in storage, in our kitchen there are two drip coffee makers, an espresso machine, a stovetop espresso maker, and a french press. There's also Starbucks' version of instant (which is actually pretty good) in the cupboard if none of those work for you.

o.O

That is a lot of coffee makers. I can't even conceive of having enough storage space in the kitchen for that many.

No vacuum?

....yeah, I suppose that would work. That gives a lot of space to stack stuff up...


Moff Rimmer wrote:

Mmmmmmm... Arizona Southern Style Sweet Tea.

Sugar with some tea flavoring.

Blech. I like iced tea, but only if it doesn't have any sweetener in it. Sugary tea just tastes wrong to me.

The Exchange

bookmark cause I cant keep up and have nothing worth saying and don't feel like just posting over and over and over again

Silver Crusade

lynora wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
lynora wrote:


I have a stovetop espresso maker. Both cheaper and more convenient that a fancy espresso machine. :)
For the longest time I only had the espresso maker and a french press, but I finally broke down and got a good quality drip machine. I especially love the timer function. I can wake up to the sweet smell of coffee whenever I like. :)

Yeah, so I'm pretty much obsessed with coffee. But it's so good, how can I not be. :P

We are out of control. My partner seems to have some sort of obsession with coffee makers. Not counting the few coffee makers in storage, in our kitchen there are two drip coffee makers, an espresso machine, a stovetop espresso maker, and a french press. There's also Starbucks' version of instant (which is actually pretty good) in the cupboard if none of those work for you.

o.O

That is a lot of coffee makers. I can't even conceive of having enough storage space in the kitchen for that many.

There isn't room for much else, I'll tell you that much.


Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Dr. Double Honors, Ph.D. wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Ho hum.
Why so blasé?

Tired. Bored.

I don't know. I guess I kind of feel a liitle out of place here now.

Hush, tadpole. Just do what others should be doing and ignore anything I imply or suggest. After all, I am disturbed. On a scale from 1 to 10, I'm a Moorluck. That's like ... a 12?

You made me smile.

More coffee brewing; trying something different, using cold distilled water instead of tap water.

That will make a HUGE difference, trust me

Liberty's Edge

Urizen wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Glad he's doing well, I know he's got to be giving you those puppy eyes wanting out. :(
Nah....he's smashed on puppy vicodin right about now. :p

Lucky dog.

Liberty's Edge

Eric Swanson wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Dr. Double Honors, Ph.D. wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Ho hum.
Why so blasé?

Tired. Bored.

I don't know. I guess I kind of feel a liitle out of place here now.

Hush, tadpole. Just do what others should be doing and ignore anything I imply or suggest. After all, I am disturbed. On a scale from 1 to 10, I'm a Moorluck. That's like ... a 12?

You made me smile.

More coffee brewing; trying something different, using cold distilled water instead of tap water.

That will make a HUGE difference, trust me

The difference is like night and day. To use a tired and old metaphor.


Celestial Healer wrote:
lynora wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
lynora wrote:


I have a stovetop espresso maker. Both cheaper and more convenient that a fancy espresso machine. :)
For the longest time I only had the espresso maker and a french press, but I finally broke down and got a good quality drip machine. I especially love the timer function. I can wake up to the sweet smell of coffee whenever I like. :)

Yeah, so I'm pretty much obsessed with coffee. But it's so good, how can I not be. :P

We are out of control. My partner seems to have some sort of obsession with coffee makers. Not counting the few coffee makers in storage, in our kitchen there are two drip coffee makers, an espresso machine, a stovetop espresso maker, and a french press. There's also Starbucks' version of instant (which is actually pretty good) in the cupboard if none of those work for you.

o.O

That is a lot of coffee makers. I can't even conceive of having enough storage space in the kitchen for that many.

There isn't room for much else, I'll tell you that much.

See, I couldn't do that. While you couldn't prove it by the last couple of months (this is the worst spring ever from a health standpoint), I have this annoying cooking habit that seems to require all kinds of pans and tools and stuff. :)

Scarab Sages

I think that the hair on the top of my head is leaving me only slightly less fast as the hair everywhere else is growing faster.

Sign of old age yet?


Eric Swanson wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Dr. Double Honors, Ph.D. wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Ho hum.
Why so blasé?

Tired. Bored.

I don't know. I guess I kind of feel a liitle out of place here now.

Hush, tadpole. Just do what others should be doing and ignore anything I imply or suggest. After all, I am disturbed. On a scale from 1 to 10, I'm a Moorluck. That's like ... a 12?

You made me smile.

More coffee brewing; trying something different, using cold distilled water instead of tap water.

That will make a HUGE difference, trust me

The cold or the distilled? Or both? I just use tap water.


Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
More coffee brewing; trying something different, using cold distilled water instead of tap water.

Hmm, I think the distilled water makes a difference; the coffee tastes a little better.

Scarab Sages

Anyone know how E7 is doing recently?

Scarab Sages

Colorado wild flowers are coming out. Camera on standby...

Scarab Sages

Is it time to go home yet?


Moff Rimmer wrote:
Anyone know how E7 is doing recently?

Back at work! Keeps his little branches busy.


G - h - o - s - t - i - n '


Moff Rimmer wrote:
Is it time to go home yet?

I am home. :/

Which means I should be cleaning...:(


Treppa wrote:
Keeps his little branches busy.

I thought it was the other way around; little branches keeping him busy.


Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
More coffee brewing; trying something different, using cold distilled water instead of tap water.
Hmm, I think the distilled water makes a difference; the coffee tastes a little better.

See? Feel better, right?

Liberty's Edge

Treppa wrote:
Eric Swanson wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Urizen wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Dr. Double Honors, Ph.D. wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Ho hum.
Why so blasé?

Tired. Bored.

I don't know. I guess I kind of feel a liitle out of place here now.

Hush, tadpole. Just do what others should be doing and ignore anything I imply or suggest. After all, I am disturbed. On a scale from 1 to 10, I'm a Moorluck. That's like ... a 12?

You made me smile.

More coffee brewing; trying something different, using cold distilled water instead of tap water.

That will make a HUGE difference, trust me
The cold or the distilled? Or both? I just use tap water.

Both, but mostly the distilled.

Liberty's Edge

What have I missed?

Scarab Sages

... must focus ... 1.5 hours of work more to go ... can't concentrate ...

Scarab Sages

The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:
What have I missed?

The world ended.

Seriously -- how have you been? I don't see you around quite as much any more.


lynora wrote:
Moff Rimmer wrote:

Mmmmmmm... Arizona Southern Style Sweet Tea.

Sugar with some tea flavoring.

Blech. I like iced tea, but only if it doesn't have any sweetener in it. Sugary tea just tastes wrong to me.

Unless it's Long Island Iced Tea. Top Shelf Grade.


Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
More coffee brewing; trying something different, using cold distilled water instead of tap water.
Hmm, I think the distilled water makes a difference; the coffee tastes a little better.

Filtered water is the best. Trust me. My coffe maker has a built in filter and also i use filtered water in my drip maker. Soo good, he he.


Ghost of Malthus wrote:
G - h - o - s - t - i - n '

P - o - s - t - i - n ' . . .


Urizen wrote:
lynora wrote:
Moff Rimmer wrote:

Mmmmmmm... Arizona Southern Style Sweet Tea.

Sugar with some tea flavoring.

Blech. I like iced tea, but only if it doesn't have any sweetener in it. Sugary tea just tastes wrong to me.
Unless it's Long Island Iced Tea. Top Shelf Grade.

Does it have caffeine??? Didn't think so, he he


Moff Rimmer wrote:

I think that the hair on the top of my head is leaving me only slightly less fast as the hair everywhere else is growing faster.

Sign of old age yet?

No...

Spoiler:
you've contracted Dingo-lycanthropy. On the plus side, it'll raise (lower?) your IQ to 213. ;)

Moff Rimmer wrote:

I think that the hair on the top of my head is leaving me only slightly less fast as the hair everywhere else is growing faster.

Sign of old age yet?

The increase of growth in nasal and ear hair as we get older is friggin' annoying. Especially when I'm assaulted with a pair of tweezers when I'm trying to sleep. ERgh.


Sentient Coffee Bean wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
More coffee brewing; trying something different, using cold distilled water instead of tap water.
Hmm, I think the distilled water makes a difference; the coffee tastes a little better.
See? Feel better, right?

Yeah, actually. Not as listless as I was before. Usually it only takes 1 cup to wake my brain up.


Eric Swanson wrote:
Filtered water is the best. Trust me. My coffe maker has a built in filter and also i use filtered water in my drip maker. Soo good, he he.

Whats the make and model of your coffee machine?

The Exchange

Or bookmarking because I am ignored :)


Treppa wrote:
Moff Rimmer wrote:
Anyone know how E7 is doing recently?
Back at work! Keeps his little branches busy.

I thought I saw a post by an alias of his today while browsing shortly before leaving work.


Urizen wrote:
Orthos wrote:
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:
Orthos wrote:
Heh. The DM can't handle more than the 5 we have in our group already, otherwise I might have considered shooting out some invites. We play over Vent, so location isn't an issue. (Heck, two of our players live in Yuma and a third lives in Texas :P )
Vent?
Ventrilo. A voice-chat program.
Wait, you can do multiples concurrently? Link, please.

Ventrilo website

To run a game you'll need a server, the cheapest one I've found is about 2.50 or so a month and allows 10 people on at a time, more people means more expense but for a D&D game I doubt you'll need anymore than that.

The servers I use are hosted here: NFOServers

If you're going to run an internet game, I also heartily recommend MapTool and TokenTool.

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