Jyu1ch1 |
Trimming my FB friends. Gah, Why did I friend all those people for FB games?
Uh I stopped myself from adding people just for games. The line was drawn when my uncle's (one that married into the family) mom added me and sent me a nice little message saying
"Hi this is Jon's mom, please add me for Farmville!"Access denied!
Mike Welham Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012 |
...and E7 is locked in his house with his shiny copy of the Advanced Player's Guide, and is gently caressing its spine as he gazes upon the latest 2 issues of the AP.
But, hold. A tear gently streams down his cheek as he realizes that these are the last of his subscriptions and he will be forced to fight amongst the scavengers for the occasional hot new products. You've all been warned. Fight on!
<Looks frightfully at purple border>
Where'd you say you live?
Mike Welham Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012 |
Wolfthulhu |
FB is wonderful. You do not say yes to people you do not know. You put your security on High. You don't post something you wouldn't want the world to see anyway. Find long lost friends and relations.
It's been great for that. And I've added people from here. But yeah, no more FBgamefriends. In fact, pretty much done with FBgames.
lynora |
Yesterday was not such a great day. Started out with getting up way too early for what turned out to be a totally useless thing mostly designed to make sure that the person applying for financial aid is really who they say they are, followed by grocery shopping in the afternoon. I hate grocery shopping. Grocery shopping with a seven year old who is having a sensory meltdown is ever more fun. As it turns out, altering his routine by going to a different grocery store than he is used to turns an already difficult experience into something totally intolerable. So we'll just have to pick one store and stick with it. And then while we were shopping my kneecap popped out of place. No problem. This happens all the time. But this time it didn't snap back into place. Which hurt like hell. It finally snapped back this morning as I got out of bed, but now it still aches from having been out of position for so long. I'm thinking today can't help but be a better day than that.
lynora |
Crimson Jester wrote:FB is wonderful. You do not say yes to people you do not know. You put your security on High. You don't post something you wouldn't want the world to see anyway. Find long lost friends and relations.It's been great for that. And I've added people from here. But yeah, no more FBgamefriends. In fact, pretty much done with FBgames.
+1. FB games are evil. And boring.
Mike Welham Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012 |
Urizen |
Wait a second. Did I walk into a reboot of The Crying Game or am I just talking to myself again?
I wrote this on Thursday, July 29, 2010, 12:57 am. I'm on page 92 of 107. I no longer get a black dot nor new messages to read. Is the joke on me now? G%&!~$n.
P.S. I had an excuse. It involved libations and debauchery. A FAWTLY way of life.
Now let's see what the eye of the beerholders spew....
Celestial Healer |
I'm finding myself very puzzled. At about 3am last night, the buzzer rang for our apartment. We said "Huh. I bet someone hit ours by mistake. If it's really someone for us at this hour, they'll press it again." And when they didn't press it again, we assumed we were right.
Apparently today when my partner went to get the mail, there was a note by our mailbox that said, very accusatorily, something along the lines of, "running your dishwasher at 3am is very rude." WTF. We went to bed at 10pm. I assure you we were not running our dishwasher. That pisses me off.
Urizen |
Urizen wrote:Did a bunch of posts disappear? Or am I having deja vu all over again.Moorluck wrote:Woodraven wrote:Hey professor check FB. Sorry LPM but I found Taig on FB sunday afternoon and let him know. I figured that since I actually caught him there that I would let him know.~sulks~
;)
Teh badgah? First? But....but....
There's a huge bag of irony being handed out somewhere.....
They're coming to get you, Barbara!
Ashe Ravenheart |
Crimson Jester wrote:FB is wonderful. You do not say yes to people you do not know. You put your security on High. You don't post something you wouldn't want the world to see anyway. Find long lost friends and relations.It's been great for that. And I've added people from here. But yeah, no more FBgamefriends. In fact, pretty much done with FBgames.
Heck, I just play Desktop Defenders anymore. No "I NEED HELP" crap, just a simple tower defense game.
Wolfthulhu |
Ashe Ravenheart wrote:[insert Evil DM laugh]
Antipaladin - alternate Base class
[/end laugh]
[Whine]
I really wanted the templar.
[/Whine]
Honestly, I would have rather seen something like the Templar than the Antipaladin. Because really, if you think about it for more than a few seconds, an Antipaladin makes no sense what-so-ever.
But, whatever.
Urizen |
Urizen wrote:Ashe Ravenheart wrote:[insert Evil DM laugh]
Antipaladin - alternate Base class
[/end laugh]
[Whine]
I really wanted the templar.
[/Whine]
Honestly, I would have rather seen something like the Templar than the Antipaladin. Because really, if you think about it for more than a few seconds, an Antipaladin makes no sense what-so-ever.
But, whatever.
We're all amongst choir preachers here, right? :D
Ashe Ravenheart |
Urizen wrote:Ashe Ravenheart wrote:[insert Evil DM laugh]
Antipaladin - alternate Base class
[/end laugh]
[Whine]
I really wanted the templar.
[/Whine]
Honestly, I would have rather seen something like the Templar than the Antipaladin. Because really, if you think about it for more than a few seconds, an Antipaladin makes no sense what-so-ever.
But, whatever.
Well, considering that its not a prestige class, I'm very happy with it. Means that any of those Evil NPC Antipaladins I create aren't fallen, but have been trained from day one to be evil. (Which fits very nicely into the campaign I'm planning out).
As for the Templar, well, you got the Cavalier plus the "Sub-Level" alternate paladins: Divine Defender, Hospitaler, Sacred Servent, Shining Knight, Undead Scourge, and the Warrior of the Holy Light.
Urizen |
Sara Marie wrote:{remembers Sara's previous Christina Hendricks comment, makes WILL save not to post what is running through her head}Andrew Betts wrote:TACOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!I had tacos last night. do not need more
I now have a sudden craving for Christina Hendricks' rack. In other news, the folks who give us Mad Men are telling their female actors not to go to the gym and to eat healthy meals. And be voluptuous. Now that, I can live with. Hubba hubba.
Wolfthulhu |
Wolfthulhu wrote:We're all amongst choir preachers here, right? :DUrizen wrote:Ashe Ravenheart wrote:[insert Evil DM laugh]
Antipaladin - alternate Base class
[/end laugh]
[Whine]
I really wanted the templar.
[/Whine]
Honestly, I would have rather seen something like the Templar than the Antipaladin. Because really, if you think about it for more than a few seconds, an Antipaladin makes no sense what-so-ever.
But, whatever.
Mostly, yeah. ;-)
Patrick Curtin |
Erection or maintenance of turbines? I'm sure erection falls under the iron workers union there; does maintenance fall into public utility unions? Would you have to start as an apprentice, or can you test in at a higher level?
Honestly I have no idea. I saw a chance to score some free retraining, and I am just dippping my toes into the application process now. I'd rather not join a union, but if I must I will hold my nose and do so.
Mike Welham Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012 |
Urizen |
Freehold DM wrote:Sharoth wrote:~sighs~ What a bad way to end the day. My house and my next door neighbor's house got robbed.Yikes. Sorry Sharoth. How much are you out?My next door Neighbor lost her flat panel TV. As for me...
My (almost) new X-Box 360, the power converter and the controllers for my PS2, Elder Scrolls III - Morrowind, Elder Scrolls IV - Oblivion, Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic I & II, my 5 year old laptop, my back pack that had my algebra book and my dice in it, and most of my Dad's guns. My dog and myself are ok. I am waiting for forensics to get here so I can close the door that got kicked in and turn on the AC.
Note - I just received these three X-Box games YESTERDAY, Elder Scrolls III - Morrowind and the two Knights of the Old Republic. I had yet to even play them. GRRRRRRRRR... ~sighs~ Oh well. Such is life.
But those were all mere distractions to keep them from uncovering the true hoard! Your ruse worked well on them!
that sucks, man. make no bones about it. sucks.
Emperor7 |
Emperor7 wrote:...and E7 is locked in his house with his shiny copy of the Advanced Player's Guide, and is gently caressing its spine as he gazes upon the latest 2 issues of the AP.
But, hold. A tear gently streams down his cheek as he realizes that these are the last of his subscriptions and he will be forced to fight amongst the scavengers for the occasional hot new products. You've all been warned. Fight on!
<Looks frightfully at purple border>
Where'd you say you live?
The desolate region of MI. Want me to post a pic of me caressing the guide on FB? ;)
Patrick Curtin |
...and E7 is locked in his house with his shiny copy of the Advanced Player's Guide, and is gently caressing its spine as he gazes upon the latest 2 issues of the AP.
But, hold. A tear gently streams down his cheek as he realizes that these are the last of his subscriptions and he will be forced to fight amongst the scavengers for the occasional hot new products. You've all been warned. Fight on!
Right there with you E7. Had to let my subscriptions go after the APG load. The Charter AP subscription was hard.
lynora |
taig wrote:The desolate region of MI. Want me to post of me caressing the guide on FB? ;)Emperor7 wrote:...and E7 is locked in his house with his shiny copy of the Advanced Player's Guide, and is gently caressing its spine as he gazes upon the latest 2 issues of the AP.
But, hold. A tear gently streams down his cheek as he realizes that these are the last of his subscriptions and he will be forced to fight amongst the scavengers for the occasional hot new products. You've all been warned. Fight on!
<Looks frightfully at purple border>
Where'd you say you live?
Sigh. So jealous. I really want that APG. *grumble* Have to wait until I actually have money to buy it.
Moff Rimmer |
Ok. Finally got my "pretty scenery" pictures posted from this last vacation. (Family pictures go elsewhere.) It was a good trip.
(I'm getting quite a number of pictures on that site. I'll have to start weeding them out soon.)
Let me know what you think...
Crimson Jester |
Emperor7 wrote:Sigh. So jealous. I really want that APG. *grumble* Have to wait until I actually have money to buy it.taig wrote:The desolate region of MI. Want me to post of me caressing the guide on FB? ;)Emperor7 wrote:...and E7 is locked in his house with his shiny copy of the Advanced Player's Guide, and is gently caressing its spine as he gazes upon the latest 2 issues of the AP.
But, hold. A tear gently streams down his cheek as he realizes that these are the last of his subscriptions and he will be forced to fight amongst the scavengers for the occasional hot new products. You've all been warned. Fight on!
<Looks frightfully at purple border>
Where'd you say you live?
Yeah I had to drop mine in the middle of CotCT. Oh well.
Emperor7 |
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:THATS IT!!!!!!! THE NEXT PERSON TO SEND ME A FARMVILLE REQUEST ON FB IS IN FOR IT. I WILL BURN YOUR CROPS AND SLAUGHTER YOUR LIVESTOCK.Sorry about that. Next time, I'll send you an invite for Mormonville and Jehovah's Witnessville. It's the rage.
I tried growing a crop of Mormons but the Jehovah's Witnesses kept strangling them. I shoulda bought the the Scientist fertilizer/weed kill. I hear they have the best.
Urizen |
My prior musing was effectively...
All these acts of destruction and vandalism have me wondering about the nature of good and evil. It takes many acts of good to create something and preserve it (or at least neutral preserves it), but only one act of evil to destroy it. So is evil that much easier and more rewarding than good? If so, why? This makes being good a real uphill battle. If good gives up and walks away, they leave the evildoers victorious on the field. If they resort to like kind, they act evil themselves. Why does good have such an uphill battle?
I blame a bunch of savages in your town practicing devolution and the fail that is the no child left behind act.
Urizen |
Treppa wrote:I still need to see all of those movies.They're all good. Every last one of them. but don't watch them all in one session. WAY too long for that.
Ah, why not? Get all the extended versions and watch them in one good 13 hour block. Tell the employers you've come down with plague.
Oh wait...
Ashe Ravenheart |
Treppa wrote:I blame a bunch of savages in your town practicing devolution and the fail that is the no child left behind act.My prior musing was effectively...
All these acts of destruction and vandalism have me wondering about the nature of good and evil. It takes many acts of good to create something and preserve it (or at least neutral preserves it), but only one act of evil to destroy it. So is evil that much easier and more rewarding than good? If so, why? This makes being good a real uphill battle. If good gives up and walks away, they leave the evildoers victorious on the field. If they resort to like kind, they act evil themselves. Why does good have such an uphill battle?
Unfortunately, they can't devolve since they don't believe in evolution.
Edit: Woot! Snarky Science TotP nekkidness!