Studpuffin |
The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:Moorluck wrote:Fish sticks it is, ~sigh~
I want a gorram corndog damnit.
Which would be better:
corndog or pig in the blanket?
Sausage is infinitely better than hot dogs.
Although I haven't actually tried the "splitter" yet.
There used to be a place down here called Murdoc's where you could get a deep fried hot dog drenched in nacho cheese and three strips of bacon.
They're closed, likely from the owner dying of a heart malfunction and the death of most of his customers with hypertension.
Moorluck |
Moorluck wrote:Moorluck! You must be some kind of f'n genius!Mairkurion {tm} wrote:The glass front hanging cabinets about a foot and a half high that some golfers use to display balls from different courses. They aren't real expensive and will hold about 70 minis of regular size on their shelves.Moorluck wrote:Hey Leafy, Golf ball displays make great showcases for your favorite minis. Just putting it out there.What are those?
I have my moments. I would use the top of the case for larger ones like my bullette. I thought it made an attractive way to display the little guys. :)
Studpuffin |
Moorluck wrote:It kills russian mobsters?The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:Corndog. It's the Boondock Saints of frozen food.Moorluck wrote:Fish sticks it is, ~sigh~
I want a gorram corndog damnit.
Which would be better:
corndog or pig in the blanket?
yes, with a toilet.
Moorluck |
Moorluck wrote:My opinion of you just dropped a couple of points.The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:Corndog. It's the Boondock Saints of frozen food.Moorluck wrote:Fish sticks it is, ~sigh~
I want a gorram corndog damnit.
Which would be better:
corndog or pig in the blanket?
And what would you choose?
Moff Rimmer |
Moff Rimmer wrote:The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:Moorluck wrote:Fish sticks it is, ~sigh~
I want a gorram corndog damnit.
Which would be better:
corndog or pig in the blanket?
Sausage is infinitely better than hot dogs.
Although I haven't actually tried the "splitter" yet.
There used to be a place down here called Murdoc's where you could get a deep fried hot dog drenched in nacho cheese and three strips of bacon.
They're closed, likely from the owner dying of a heart malfunction and the death of most of his customers with hypertension.
Are you saying that they are not healthy?
Moorluck |
Moorluck wrote:It kills russian mobsters?The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:Corndog. It's the Boondock Saints of frozen food.Moorluck wrote:Fish sticks it is, ~sigh~
I want a gorram corndog damnit.
Which would be better:
corndog or pig in the blanket?
Yup, just bludgeon them with the damn thing.
Just make sure it's still frozen.
Moorluck |
Moff Rimmer wrote:The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:Moorluck wrote:Fish sticks it is, ~sigh~
I want a gorram corndog damnit.
Which would be better:
corndog or pig in the blanket?
Sausage is infinitely better than hot dogs.
Although I haven't actually tried the "splitter" yet.
There used to be a place down here called Murdoc's where you could get a deep fried hot dog drenched in nacho cheese and three strips of bacon.
They're closed, likely from the owner dying of a heart malfunction and the death of most of his customers with hypertension.
uhg.
Moff Rimmer |
Moff Rimmer wrote:And what would you choose?Moorluck wrote:My opinion of you just dropped a couple of points.The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:Corndog. It's the Boondock Saints of frozen food.Moorluck wrote:Fish sticks it is, ~sigh~
I want a gorram corndog damnit.
Which would be better:
corndog or pig in the blanket?
There are few things in this world that I think are anywhere near as disgusting as hot dogs. Of course that may be due to spending a summer with my grandparents -- who couldn't cook anything but hot dogs. 25 years later and I can almost eat one again.
The Thing from Beyond the Edge |
The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:Corndog. It's the Boondock Saints of frozen food.Moorluck wrote:Fish sticks it is, ~sigh~
I want a gorram corndog damnit.
Which would be better:
corndog or pig in the blanket?
Hooray for the act of merely mentioning that movie. :)
For me, it just depends upon the moment. I like corn dogs a whole lot and it makes me think of buying food at the city pool and how good they tasted because I was so hungry. But, pig in the blanket makes me think of fixing about 50 of them for everyone to munch on.
Both are awesome as far as I am concerned.
With that, signing out for a while to recover from playing basketball today.
Studpuffin |
Studpuffin wrote:Are you saying that they are not healthy?Moff Rimmer wrote:The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:Moorluck wrote:Fish sticks it is, ~sigh~
I want a gorram corndog damnit.
Which would be better:
corndog or pig in the blanket?
Sausage is infinitely better than hot dogs.
Although I haven't actually tried the "splitter" yet.
There used to be a place down here called Murdoc's where you could get a deep fried hot dog drenched in nacho cheese and three strips of bacon.
They're closed, likely from the owner dying of a heart malfunction and the death of most of his customers with hypertension.
No, the people who ordered it were clearly already sufferers of many heart defects. A stiff breeze would likely have killed them.
Twin Agate Dragons |
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:I have my moments. I would use the top of the case for larger ones like my bullette. I thought it made an attractive way to display the little guys. :)Moorluck wrote:Moorluck! You must be some kind of f'n genius!Mairkurion {tm} wrote:The glass front hanging cabinets about a foot and a half high that some golfers use to display balls from different courses. They aren't real expensive and will hold about 70 minis of regular size on their shelves.Moorluck wrote:Hey Leafy, Golf ball displays make great showcases for your favorite minis. Just putting it out there.What are those?
I put my Elminster mini in a dice case, to put on display and remain dust free.
Moorluck |
Moorluck wrote:There are few things in this world that I think are anywhere near as disgusting as hot dogs. Of course that may be due to spending a summer with my grandparents -- who couldn't cook anything but hot dogs. 25 years later and I can almost eat one again.Moff Rimmer wrote:And what would you choose?Moorluck wrote:My opinion of you just dropped a couple of points.The Thing from Beyond the Edge wrote:Corndog. It's the Boondock Saints of frozen food.Moorluck wrote:Fish sticks it is, ~sigh~
I want a gorram corndog damnit.
Which would be better:
corndog or pig in the blanket?
For me part of the appeal is memories of going to the state fair, they had the best corn dogs there, and they where friggin HUGE. I'd gorge myself on those and the tepura stand every time we went.
Mairkurion {tm} |
Moorluck wrote:Some results on AmazonMairkurion {tm} wrote:The glass front hanging cabinets about a foot and a half high that some golfers use to display balls from different courses. They aren't real expensive and will hold about 70 minis of regular size on their shelves.Moorluck wrote:Hey Leafy, Golf ball displays make great showcases for your favorite minis. Just putting it out there.What are those?
Apparently they also have them at Walmart. Which is evil, I know, but my come in handy.
Moorluck |
Twin Agate Dragons wrote:Apparently they also have them at Walmart. Which is evil, I know, but my come in handy.Moorluck wrote:Some results on AmazonMairkurion {tm} wrote:The glass front hanging cabinets about a foot and a half high that some golfers use to display balls from different courses. They aren't real expensive and will hold about 70 minis of regular size on their shelves.Moorluck wrote:Hey Leafy, Golf ball displays make great showcases for your favorite minis. Just putting it out there.What are those?
If you have any discount golf stores around you, you may be able to find them even cheaper still.
Mac Boyce |
Mac Boyce wrote:I concur. =(AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
STUPID GORRAM MUTHER FINAL FANTASY 13!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MUST DESTROY SQUARENIX!!!!!!!!
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!
I just don't understand why I can fight one thing, mop the floor with it, then try to fight THE SAME THING WITH ONE MORE BAD GUY ADDED ONTO IT and they DESTROY me!
Not just beat me with a sliver of their life left. BEAT ME IN 30 SECONDS!!!
.........so angry.
Mac Boyce |
Mac Boyce wrote:AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
STUPID GORRAM MUTHER FINAL FANTASY 13!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MUST DESTROY SQUARENIX!!!!!!!!
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!
What is the matter with it?
Oh? Pc or X-Box?
It's the only FF game that's ever succeeded in pissing me off to the extent that I would RATHER BE WORKING THAN PLAY IT.
Urizen |
Urizen wrote:And we have to choose between them, WHY?Moorluck wrote:Would Lord Jason settle for Natalie Portman? She can wear Audrey's dress, you know.Gary Teter wrote:Wait, we have a time machine?!Yes. But we are in disagreement as to how it should be used. I saw we go back and grab Audry Hepburn and bring her to the last PaizoCon as a gift to Jason. Everyone else thinks we should go shoot paintballs at the Mayans.
If it were up to me, if I could reach back in time during her Breakfast At Tiffany's days, and Natalie Portman as she is now, at the same time, then I'm on that like Donkey Kong. Giggidy.
Urizen |
Sebastian wrote:Patrick Curtin wrote:Still, I'm thankful you saved us from Evil Lincoln.Gary Teter wrote:Wait, we have a time machine?!I wished for one from my fairy godparents, but it got taken away when I mucked up the McGovern presidency.As a threadjack involving Lincoln and steampunk, has anyone ever seen this little gem of an animated pilot from Mike Mignola of Hellboy fame? It was going to be a series, but it unfortunately never got past the pilot. A shame, it is quite surreal.
I <3 that video! Got that sucker on Dee-Vee-Dee when it came out. A shame it didn't get rolled into a series. :/
Urizen |
Spanky the Leprechaun wrote:My wife keeps mine in her purse. She says I don't need it when she's not around. :(Moorluck wrote:Spanky the Leprechaun wrote:Audrey Hepburn?.....I f%!*ed her.Yeah, but she never knew it.Dude. I'm 2 feet tall.
How hung do you think I could possibly be?
and
What's your excuse?
Does anyone remember this song from a one-hit wonder?
Sharoth |
Sharoth wrote:It's the only FF game that's ever succeeded in pissing me off to the extent that I would RATHER BE WORKING THAN PLAY IT.Mac Boyce wrote:AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
STUPID GORRAM MUTHER FINAL FANTASY 13!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MUST DESTROY SQUARENIX!!!!!!!!
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!
What is the matter with it?
Oh? Pc or X-Box?
Mac, have you ever played Star Ocean - The Last Hope? If so, what did you think of it?
Urizen |
Aberzombie wrote:It's amazing the amount of stuff I/we do by hand, even in this electronic age.Freehold DM wrote:At work. A mountain of paperwork was here to greet me.So much for the electronic age, eh?
Sometimes, the electrosux velvet glove just doesn't replace the good old fashioned fappanator.
Sharoth |
Freehold DM wrote:Sometimes, the electrosux velvet glove just doesn't replace the good old fashioned fappanator.Aberzombie wrote:It's amazing the amount of stuff I/we do by hand, even in this electronic age.Freehold DM wrote:At work. A mountain of paperwork was here to greet me.So much for the electronic age, eh?
~laughter~ So I see.
Urizen |
Freehold DM wrote:Aberzombie wrote:It's amazing the amount of stuff I/we do by hand, even in this electronic age.Freehold DM wrote:At work. A mountain of paperwork was here to greet me.So much for the electronic age, eh?Not only that, but it's amazing how much people still don't take advantage of the tech we have. For example: here in my office, we've got hardcopy engineering drawings, test reports, procedures, tech manuals, etc going back decades. Some of us have been b~&*~ing for years to start scanning this stuff in, converting it to PDF, and storing it on disks. We could save a ton of space.
ARRRRGGGGGHHHHH!!!!!!
BTW, did you get the latest cover for the TPS report? I've been meaning to tell you.... We changed it.
Urizen |
Aberzombie wrote:I have to admit, we need some of it though. I heard a rumor that several people were caned downtown because of a serious computer error involving data that had been stored electronically after the hard copies had been destroyed.Freehold DM wrote:Aberzombie wrote:It's amazing the amount of stuff I/we do by hand, even in this electronic age.Freehold DM wrote:At work. A mountain of paperwork was here to greet me.So much for the electronic age, eh?Not only that, but it's amazing how much people still don't take advantage of the tech we have. For example: here in my office, we've got hardcopy engineering drawings, test reports, procedures, tech manuals, etc going back decades. Some of us have been b*@@&ing for years to start scanning this stuff in, converting it to PDF, and storing it on disks. We could save a ton of space.
ARRRRGGGGGHHHHH!!!!!!
I thought that was only done in Singapore. I learn something new.
Urizen |
*blink*
Morning folks.
AZ: You participating in some eeeeville necromancy this morning? You're going to get a bunch of 'harumphs' from the fans! =P
CJ gave me the best quote on the subject to date:
"Twilight is like soccer. They all run around for two hours, nobody scores, and their billions of fans b%&*& about why I just don't understand"
Was the first time I had laughed all week =)
You're welcome, sir. =)
Urizen |
Patrick Curtin wrote:I have to admit I stole it from Urizen. I have never had so many responses to a post before though. I might have to steal from him more often. :)*blink*
Morning folks.
AZ: You participating in some eeeeville necromancy this morning? You're going to get a bunch of 'harumphs' from the fans! =P
CJ gave me the best quote on the subject to date:
"Twilight is like soccer. They all run around for two hours, nobody scores, and their billions of fans b@#@& about why I just don't understand"
Was the first time I had laughed all week =)
Hell, I'm stealing it from somewhere. But sometimes, I do create original stuff. Frighteningly original stuff. Decrepit original stuff.
Mac Boyce |
Mac Boyce wrote:Mac, have you ever played Star Ocean - The Last Hope? If so, what did you think of it?Sharoth wrote:It's the only FF game that's ever succeeded in pissing me off to the extent that I would RATHER BE WORKING THAN PLAY IT.Mac Boyce wrote:AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
STUPID GORRAM MUTHER FINAL FANTASY 13!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MUST DESTROY SQUARENIX!!!!!!!!
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!
What is the matter with it?
Oh? Pc or X-Box?
I did buy it right before Christmas, but then my hunny got me Dragon Age and it was all over. I lost intrest in SO and eventually sold it.
It's not so much that I'm pissed about the game, it's just not a Final Fantasy. If it was another type of game, I wouldn't have bought it. Does that make sense?
Mac Boyce |
Patrick Curtin wrote:You're welcome, sir. =)*blink*
Morning folks.
AZ: You participating in some eeeeville necromancy this morning? You're going to get a bunch of 'harumphs' from the fans! =P
CJ gave me the best quote on the subject to date:
"Twilight is like soccer. They all run around for two hours, nobody scores, and their billions of fans b%&*& about why I just don't understand"
Was the first time I had laughed all week =)
I told some of my buddies at work that one, loud enough for the girly-twilight fans to hear. The girls were NOT AMUSED.
Good job sir!
Mac Boyce |
Crimson Jester wrote:Hell, I'm stealing it from somewhere. But sometimes, I do create original stuff. Frighteningly original stuff. Decrepit original stuff.Patrick Curtin wrote:I have to admit I stole it from Urizen. I have never had so many responses to a post before though. I might have to steal from him more often. :)*blink*
Morning folks.
AZ: You participating in some eeeeville necromancy this morning? You're going to get a bunch of 'harumphs' from the fans! =P
CJ gave me the best quote on the subject to date:
"Twilight is like soccer. They all run around for two hours, nobody scores, and their billions of fans b@#@& about why I just don't understand"
Was the first time I had laughed all week =)
Horrible, robotic stuff. ;)
Sharoth |
Sharoth wrote:Mac Boyce wrote:Mac, have you ever played Star Ocean - The Last Hope? If so, what did you think of it?Sharoth wrote:It's the only FF game that's ever succeeded in pissing me off to the extent that I would RATHER BE WORKING THAN PLAY IT.Mac Boyce wrote:AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
STUPID GORRAM MUTHER FINAL FANTASY 13!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MUST DESTROY SQUARENIX!!!!!!!!
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!
What is the matter with it?
Oh? Pc or X-Box?
I did buy it right before Christmas, but then my hunny got me Dragon Age and it was all over. I lost intrest in SO and eventually sold it.
It's not so much that I'm pissed about the game, it's just not a Final Fantasy. If it was another type of game, I wouldn't have bought it. Does that make sense?
I can understand about "FF XII" not being a "real" FF game. It sounds like the game is not really that enjoyable.