Urizen |
flash_cxxi wrote:I know, right? And since my wife handles the finances, I have to be creative about spending the money in a way that doesn't show what I'm spending it on. :)taig wrote:Good morning! I got up at 6AM (I am really not a morning badger), and got to watch I-77 do its parking lot imitation. It's quite good at it. I'll be staying in a hotel tonight.
I hope everyone is doing well on this penultimate weekday.
I hate mornings, which tends to suck since I start work at 6am (well supposedly start work at 6am) most mornings (or 4am Wednesdays and 5.30am Fridays).
Hotel Hookers and Booze aren't cheap you know... ;)
I control the finances! Therefore, I haz cheesburger!
flash_cxxi RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32 |
Mike Welham Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012 |
taig wrote:Do you get taught by Master Yoda, 'cause if you do I can probably guess?flash_cxxi wrote:I'll be in meetings. I'm finally going to learn what my job is going to be.Freehold DM wrote:Awright, going to work. Talk to everyone once I arrive.I'll be in bed by then (hopefully), so have fun at work. :)
No, it's someone by the name of Mr. Migoyagi. I'm kinda scared.
flash_cxxi RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32 |
flash_cxxi RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32 |
Urizen |
Urizen wrote:I control the finances! Therefore, I haz cheesburger!Which type of Cheeseburger? The kind that will get you scolded for contributing towards the decline of your health and eventual death, or the kind which will get you killed instantly when your significant other finds out...?
I can hardly even eat a cheeseburger in one sitting anymore. So either way, she's going to discover my dirty dark sinister secret. Until I distract her with ... BACON!
flash_cxxi RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32 |
flash_cxxi wrote:I can hardly even eat a cheeseburger in one sitting anymore. So either way, she's going to discover my dirty dark sinister secret. Until I distract her with ... BACON!Urizen wrote:I control the finances! Therefore, I haz cheesburger!Which type of Cheeseburger? The kind that will get you scolded for contributing towards the decline of your health and eventual death, or the kind which will get you killed instantly when your significant other finds out...?
Bacon or a Pork Sword?
Urizen |
Someone's cuckoo for cocoa puffs...again
Darwin's going backward on the evolutionary march.
Urizen |
Urizen wrote:Bacon or a Pork Sword?flash_cxxi wrote:I can hardly even eat a cheeseburger in one sitting anymore. So either way, she's going to discover my dirty dark sinister secret. Until I distract her with ... BACON!Urizen wrote:I control the finances! Therefore, I haz cheesburger!Which type of Cheeseburger? The kind that will get you scolded for contributing towards the decline of your health and eventual death, or the kind which will get you killed instantly when your significant other finds out...?
The schwartz is strong with this one.
flash_cxxi RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32 |
Someone's cuckoo for cocoa puffs...again
What do you mean again I thought he never stopped?
taig RPG Superstar 2012 |
taig RPG Superstar 2012 |
taig wrote:Someone's cuckoo for cocoa puffs...againWhat do you mean again I thought he never stopped?
Sorry, the correct word is "still".
flash_cxxi RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32 |
flash_cxxi RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32 |
Urizen |
Urizen wrote:I can hardly even eat a cheeseburger in one sitting anymore.So you don't want me to regale you with my dinners of a Double Quarter Pounder with Bacon, Filet of Fish, Large Fries and Large Frozen Coke then?
You lost me at filet of fish. Sounds like you're at a McD's, which would turn me off at 'So'.
flash_cxxi RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32 |
flash_cxxi wrote:Sorry, the correct word is "still".taig wrote:Someone's cuckoo for cocoa puffs...againWhat do you mean again I thought he never stopped?
Ahhh... that's better. I thought you were going soft for a moment then.
Emperor7 |
flash_cxxi wrote:No, it's someone by the name of Mr. Migoyagi. I'm kinda scared.taig wrote:Do you get taught by Master Yoda, 'cause if you do I can probably guess?flash_cxxi wrote:I'll be in meetings. I'm finally going to learn what my job is going to be.Freehold DM wrote:Awright, going to work. Talk to everyone once I arrive.I'll be in bed by then (hopefully), so have fun at work. :)
Ahh, the whacks on whacks off guy. Oh, that's wax on wax off guy. ;)
flash_cxxi RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32 |
flash_cxxi wrote:You lost me at filet of fish. Sounds like you're at a McD's, which would turn me off at 'So'.Urizen wrote:I can hardly even eat a cheeseburger in one sitting anymore.So you don't want me to regale you with my dinners of a Double Quarter Pounder with Bacon, Filet of Fish, Large Fries and Large Frozen Coke then?
I have a feeling that McDonalds over here is actaully a lot better than McDonalds over there...
Mike Welham Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012 |
taig wrote:Ahhh... that's better. I thought you were going soft for a moment then.flash_cxxi wrote:Sorry, the correct word is "still".taig wrote:Someone's cuckoo for cocoa puffs...againWhat do you mean again I thought he never stopped?
That, sir, is none of your business!
flash_cxxi RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32 |
flash_cxxi wrote:The schwartz is strong with this one.Urizen wrote:Bacon or a Pork Sword?flash_cxxi wrote:I can hardly even eat a cheeseburger in one sitting anymore. So either way, she's going to discover my dirty dark sinister secret. Until I distract her with ... BACON!Urizen wrote:I control the finances! Therefore, I haz cheesburger!Which type of Cheeseburger? The kind that will get you scolded for contributing towards the decline of your health and eventual death, or the kind which will get you killed instantly when your significant other finds out...?
I see your Schwartz is not quite as big as mine... ;)
flash_cxxi RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32 |
flash_cxxi wrote:That, sir, is none of your business!taig wrote:Ahhh... that's better. I thought you were going soft for a moment then.flash_cxxi wrote:Sorry, the correct word is "still".taig wrote:Someone's cuckoo for cocoa puffs...againWhat do you mean again I thought he never stopped?
Yeah you don't want to be goin' soft for the Hotel Hookers. Although I hear that too much of the Hotel Booze can do that to ya! ;)
Mike Welham Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012 |
Dr. Double Honors, Ph.D. |
taig wrote:Someone's cuckoo for cocoa puffs...againDarwin's going backward on the evolutionary march.
It's called the moonwalk.
flash_cxxi RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32 |
Mairkurion {tm} |
alleynbard wrote:...Dr. Double Honors, Ph.D. wrote:Sebastian wrote:Yeah. And when I think how many people left even knew my great grandfather and my grandmother, much less give a damn, it's pretty depressing. My mom saved all this stuff, and I guess I'm just about the last person that cares. Trying not to feel bitter towards Dad.Dr. Double Honors, Ph.D. wrote:Well, I worked at the old house today, going through old stuff of my great grandparents, grandmother's and mom's. Kind of depressing and kind of cool at the same time. Doing it by myself is probably the worst part. So I wasn't around to post today. Doesn't look like I missed a lot...
Thinking about things like that gives me an existential crisis. My garage has a large number of personal stuff from my deceased father-in-law. Sometimes, I look at my own possessions, particularly things like photo albums or other sentimental things, and think to myself about how they will likely end up in boxes in the homes of my kids.
It creeps me out.
Think of it this way, you do remember and you do care. Even if it seems like no one else cares, the memory of your loved ones is safe with you. They live in your heart now. While it might seem like that precious memory is fading, by preserving what you have from them will keep those loved ones vibrant and accessible for future generations.
My family was terrible about preserving our family history and passing it downwards. There is a disconnect in my life that I wish was present. But I decided it was never too late and I have done everything I can to preserve the lives of those that came before me and dig up whatever I can find.
While I imagine you believe in an afterlife (I do as well) there is something to be said for bequeathing a small amount of immortality in this world for those you love.
I feel rather strongly about this, so I tend to argue the point stridently. But I firmly believe one of the best things you can do for those you love is to
Don't apologize to me over this, AB. I reject your apology, unapologetically!
Urizen |
Urizen wrote:I have a feeling that McDonalds over here is actaully a lot better than McDonalds over there...flash_cxxi wrote:You lost me at filet of fish. Sounds like you're at a McD's, which would turn me off at 'So'.Urizen wrote:I can hardly even eat a cheeseburger in one sitting anymore.So you don't want me to regale you with my dinners of a Double Quarter Pounder with Bacon, Filet of Fish, Large Fries and Large Frozen Coke then?
Either that or we have a lot more varieties of cheeseburgers to choose from and McDonald's linger down near the bottom of my engorgement list.
Emperor7 |
Dr. Double Honors, Ph.D. wrote:Sebastian wrote:Yeah. And when I think how many people left even knew my great grandfather and my grandmother, much less give a damn, it's pretty depressing. My mom saved all this stuff, and I guess I'm just about the last person that cares. Trying not to feel bitter towards Dad.Dr. Double Honors, Ph.D. wrote:Well, I worked at the old house today, going through old stuff of my great grandparents, grandmother's and mom's. Kind of depressing and kind of cool at the same time. Doing it by myself is probably the worst part. So I wasn't around to post today. Doesn't look like I missed a lot...
Thinking about things like that gives me an existential crisis. My garage has a large number of personal stuff from my deceased father-in-law. Sometimes, I look at my own possessions, particularly things like photo albums or other sentimental things, and think to myself about how they will likely end up in boxes in the homes of my kids.
It creeps me out.
Think of it this way, you do remember and you do care. Even if it seems like no one else cares, the memory of your loved ones is safe with you. They live in your heart now. While it might seem like that precious memory is fading, by preserving what you have from them will keep those loved ones vibrant and accessible for future generations.
My family was terrible about preserving our family history and passing it downwards. There is a disconnect in my life that I wish was present. But I decided it was never too late and I have done everything I can to preserve the lives of those that came before me and dig up whatever I can find.
While I imagine you believe in an afterlife (I do as well) there is something to be said for bequeathing a small amount of immortality in this world for those you love.
I feel rather strongly about this, so I tend to argue the point stridently. But I firmly believe one of the best things you can do for those you love is to preserve their memory.
As one of my family's genealogists, +1 on this. While most people don't care, or I should say don't care to take the time, I really enjoy finding little pieces of history. We really are products of our past and presents. :)
Aberzombie |
Morning, all. What did I miss?
(I'm not reading those 200 posts...)
Well, CJ was attacked by a mob of screaming kids because he was standing between them and the opening of the newest Toy'R'Us. Across town, Scott was wondering if his computer had finally achieved sentience and was plotting his untimely demise. Meanwhile, Gregg was still bothered by the incident in the men's room from the day before.....No, wait! That's my soap opera.
Crimson Jester |
Celestial Healer wrote:Well, CJ was attacked by a mob of screaming kids because he was standing between them and the opening of the newest Toy'R'Us. Across town, Scott was wondering if his computer had finally achieved sentience and was plotting his untimely demise. Meanwhile, Gregg was still bothered by the incident in the men's room from the day before.....No, wait! That's my soap opera.Morning, all. What did I miss?
(I'm not reading those 200 posts...)
i wish it were so simple. Think two teenage boys who are around each other way too much.
Urizen |
Celestial Healer wrote:Well, CJ was attacked by a mob of screaming kids because he was standing between them and the opening of the newest Toy'R'Us. Across town, Scott was wondering if his computer had finally achieved sentience and was plotting his untimely demise. Meanwhile, Gregg was still bothered by the incident in the men's room from the day before.....No, wait! That's my soap opera.Morning, all. What did I miss?
(I'm not reading those 200 posts...)
I'm telling you like I told everyone else. I have a wide stance.
Studpuffin |
Aberzombie wrote:I'm telling you like I told everyone else. I have a wide stance.Celestial Healer wrote:Well, CJ was attacked by a mob of screaming kids because he was standing between them and the opening of the newest Toy'R'Us. Across town, Scott was wondering if his computer had finally achieved sentience and was plotting his untimely demise. Meanwhile, Gregg was still bothered by the incident in the men's room from the day before.....No, wait! That's my soap opera.Morning, all. What did I miss?
(I'm not reading those 200 posts...)
In the stall or the wall?
Urizen |
Urizen wrote:In the stall or the wall?Aberzombie wrote:I'm telling you like I told everyone else. I have a wide stance.Celestial Healer wrote:Well, CJ was attacked by a mob of screaming kids because he was standing between them and the opening of the newest Toy'R'Us. Across town, Scott was wondering if his computer had finally achieved sentience and was plotting his untimely demise. Meanwhile, Gregg was still bothered by the incident in the men's room from the day before.....No, wait! That's my soap opera.Morning, all. What did I miss?
(I'm not reading those 200 posts...)
There's a difference?