WOOT!!! Top of the page!!!
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Morning all.
@CJ: Tooth issues suck. I have had three wisdom teeth out, one at a time, so [Clinton]I feel your pain[/Clinton]
@AB: Gratz on the happy ending to the moving drama. It's always better to put moving in the rear window. I HATE it, especially since I collect books :/
@HD: Sorry to hear about the friend demotion. Keep plugging, it took me 35 years and a disaterous marraige to find the right woman for me.
@Woody, Moorluck, Solnes, & all other FAWTLy Paizocon goers: Welcome back and kudos on the representing! Hopefully I can get there next year.
Off to the races ...
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for all to se My con pics
Hi Zombie.
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Monkey doesn't say hi to me....
HI AZ! I am always afraid to say hi to you, in case you are hungry ...
Protects small cranium with styrofoam helmet
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Monkey doesn't say hi to me....
HI AZ! I am always afraid to say hi to you, in case you are hungry ...
Protects small cranium with styrofoam helmet
I have no brain so there is nothing to fear.
ahhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!! nothing
Morning all. What did I miss?Solnes getting the entire Paizo staff to sign her chest.
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My partner put up some more pictures. The three most recent are from Sunday when we got to explore a largely abandoned old department store/office building. Some of the pictures are too disgusting for him to want to post, but let me assure you, there was some foulness. The place was awesome (we were walked around by an off-duty security guard who is a friend of ours). There was a kitchen area where it was apparent that they just closed up for the day and never went back, with grease still on the floor and moldy pans. The packing area in the sub-basement had a rusty old conveyor belt that can't have been used for 30 years or more. We had to be careful, though, because as deserted as the place was, we knew we weren't alone; nobody has any idea how many squatters are living there at any given time, and we didn't feel like risking being assaulted by opening any closet doors or the like. (The squatters are the main reason the bathrooms and such are so foul - squatters and non-functional plumbing are a bad combination.) Hopefully we'll get more pictures edited and posted soon.
Goooooooooooood morning Fawlty Towers!!!!!!
Finally saw all of season 2 of True Blood. The nightmares I had last night were totally worth it!
Trying to move up the weekly game to Tuesdays tonight- Here's hoping this becomes a regular thing because I think it might work better with my schedule than Thursdays, that, while a beloved tradition, turned me into a zombie on the day that I started the second job.
In terms of Freehold stuff, methinks I am finally done with the optional stuff for the fightan man. I'll post a link later, and as usual I run on the opinions of others, so be sure to e-mail me/post your thoughts.
My partner put up some more pictures. The three most recent are from Sunday when we got to explore a largely abandoned old department store/office building. Some of the pictures are too disgusting for him to want to post, but let me assure you, there was some foulness. The place was awesome (we were walked around by an off-duty security guard who is a friend of ours). There was a kitchen area where it was apparent that they just closed up for the day and never went back, with grease still on the floor and moldy pans. The packing area in the sub-basement had a rusty old conveyor belt that can't have been used for 30 years or more. We had to be careful, though, because as deserted as the place was, we knew we weren't alone; nobody has any idea how many squatters are living there at any given time, and we didn't feel like risking being assaulted by opening any closet doors or the like. (The squatters are the main reason the bathrooms and such are so foul - squatters and non-functional plumbing are a bad combination.) Hopefully we'll get more pictures edited and posted soon.
Where are you guys living/visiting that squatters are such a (pseudo)problem?
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My partner put up some more pictures. The three most recent are from Sunday when we got to explore a largely abandoned old department store/office building. Some of the pictures are too disgusting for him to want to post, but let me assure you, there was some foulness. The place was awesome (we were walked around by an off-duty security guard who is a friend of ours). There was a kitchen area where it was apparent that they just closed up for the day and never went back, with grease still on the floor and moldy pans. The packing area in the sub-basement had a rusty old conveyor belt that can't have been used for 30 years or more. We had to be careful, though, because as deserted as the place was, we knew we weren't alone; nobody has any idea how many squatters are living there at any given time, and we didn't feel like risking being assaulted by opening any closet doors or the like. (The squatters are the main reason the bathrooms and such are so foul - squatters and non-functional plumbing are a bad combination.) Hopefully we'll get more pictures edited and posted soon.Where are you guys living/visiting that squatters are such a (pseudo)problem?
That's just in Rochester. You'd be amazed what one can find in one's own backyard.
That's just in Rochester. You'd be amazed what one can find in one's own backyard.My partner put up some more pictures. The three most recent are from Sunday when we got to explore a largely abandoned old department store/office building. Some of the pictures are too disgusting for him to want to post, but let me assure you, there was some foulness. The place was awesome (we were walked around by an off-duty security guard who is a friend of ours). There was a kitchen area where it was apparent that they just closed up for the day and never went back, with grease still on the floor and moldy pans. The packing area in the sub-basement had a rusty old conveyor belt that can't have been used for 30 years or more. We had to be careful, though, because as deserted as the place was, we knew we weren't alone; nobody has any idea how many squatters are living there at any given time, and we didn't feel like risking being assaulted by opening any closet doors or the like. (The squatters are the main reason the bathrooms and such are so foul - squatters and non-functional plumbing are a bad combination.) Hopefully we'll get more pictures edited and posted soon.Where are you guys living/visiting that squatters are such a (pseudo)problem?
Ah yes. My best man went to school there.
I really have nothing against most squatters/homeless/whathaveyou unless they are actively running a scam of some sort. Life on the street isn't as hard as many have been lead to believe, but it is a different lifestyle(if chosen for oneself, that is) that doesn't necessarily mean you've become a criminal or raving lunatic- at least until the hardcore survival instinct kicks in.
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That's just in Rochester. You'd be amazed what one can find in one's own backyard.My partner put up some more pictures. The three most recent are from Sunday when we got to explore a largely abandoned old department store/office building. Some of the pictures are too disgusting for him to want to post, but let me assure you, there was some foulness. The place was awesome (we were walked around by an off-duty security guard who is a friend of ours). There was a kitchen area where it was apparent that they just closed up for the day and never went back, with grease still on the floor and moldy pans. The packing area in the sub-basement had a rusty old conveyor belt that can't have been used for 30 years or more. We had to be careful, though, because as deserted as the place was, we knew we weren't alone; nobody has any idea how many squatters are living there at any given time, and we didn't feel like risking being assaulted by opening any closet doors or the like. (The squatters are the main reason the bathrooms and such are so foul - squatters and non-functional plumbing are a bad combination.) Hopefully we'll get more pictures edited and posted soon.Where are you guys living/visiting that squatters are such a (pseudo)problem?Ah yes. My best man went to school there.
I really have nothing against most squatters/homeless/whathaveyou unless they are actively running a scam of some sort. Life on the street isn't as hard as many have been lead to believe, but it is a different lifestyle(if chosen for oneself, that is) that doesn't necessarily mean you've become a criminal or raving lunatic- at least until the hardcore survival instinct kicks in.
It's true. We had no concerns about being in any of the open areas, because most of the people hiding out there desperately do not want to be seen. They're not going to jump out and attack anybody. But if they feel like they've been discovered, or mistake us for the police or something, that survival instinct is exactly what we would be worried about.
Ahhhhh, why so sad Sad Panda? :PMorning all. What did I miss?Solnes getting the entire Paizo staff to sign her chest.
I missed the chest signing!!!!
Hmm. Needs more apathy.
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Ahhhhh, why so sad Sad Panda? :PMorning all. What did I miss?Solnes getting the entire Paizo staff to sign her chest.I missed the chest signing!!!!
Hmm. Needs more apathy.
Ah well, so did we. By the time she got up the nerve to ask Jason to sign her chest he was nowhere to be found, it would've been funny though. :/
What's wrong with facial ticks?
Nothing. They're crunchy, and an excellent source of protein! ;)
Happy Monday! *groan*
I'm not sure if I missed this link, but here's a chuckle for you all. I've got the Clap
Gotta luv The Wiggles.
Bumped, 'cause it seems to have been ignored...
Bumped, 'cause it seems to have been ignored...Happy Monday! *groan*
I'm not sure if I missed this link, but here's a chuckle for you all. I've got the Clap
Gotta luv The Wiggles.
I meant to check it out at home but I didn't get the chance.
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Bumped, 'cause it seems to have been ignored...Happy Monday! *groan*
I'm not sure if I missed this link, but here's a chuckle for you all. I've got the Clap
Gotta luv The Wiggles.
Niiiiice. :D
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Monkey doesn't say hi to me....
HI AZ! I am always afraid to say hi to you, in case you are hungry ...
Protects small cranium with styrofoam helmet
...but doesn't the styrofoam just keep the brain fresher?
Mmmmm...monkey brainsss....
Bumped, 'cause it seems to have been ignored...Happy Monday! *groan*
I'm not sure if I missed this link, but here's a chuckle for you all. I've got the Clap
Gotta luv The Wiggles.
No it didn't! I posted it to my FB page and it's been spreading. I'm getting tagged in shares that I can no-longer see / have access to!
Today is another one of those unmotivated days...
+1
Sounds like you need some canned unicorn meat.Today is another one of those unmotivated days...+1
lol. Yeah, I saw that thread. :)
No it didn't! I posted it to my FB page and it's been spreading. I'm getting tagged in shares that I can no-longer see / have access to!Bumped, 'cause it seems to have been ignored...Happy Monday! *groan*
I'm not sure if I missed this link, but here's a chuckle for you all. I've got the Clap
Gotta luv The Wiggles.
If you post it you'll be popular! ;)
Or, as we Ents sometimes say, 'You'll be Poplar!'
Good morning hive.
Lurks in silence.
Lurks in the shadows
Meh. Just work. Every day is the same.Today is another one of those unmotivated days...What is wrong my fine feathered friend? Lack of coffee make CH something something..?
At least you're gainfully employed and making money. That's something in this economy, believe me.
ahh RX's for Lortab and antibiotics. still have the tooth issue, but he says I may well be feeling better by the next day. I have a referral now to a root canal specialist. [sarcasm]yipee[/sarcasm]
I actually like root canals -- the result, not the process. They fix the pain and preserve the tooth. My advice is to pick an oral surgeon with small hands.
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ahh RX's for Lortab and antibiotics. still have the tooth issue, but he says I may well be feeling better by the next day. I have a referral now to a root canal specialist. [sarcasm]yipee[/sarcasm]I actually like root canals -- the result, not the process. They fix the pain and preserve the tooth. My advice is to pick an oral surgeon with small hands.
well the specialist only do root canals. and only have to use a specialist because the root is curved.