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Freehold DM wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
What a night last night. I had a lady utter death threats at me while working at the convenience store. She was swiftly escorted off the property by police screaming and raving. I get to do another police report Yayyy >:(

I'm so used to life in NY that it took me a moment to realize that someone MIGHT have a problem with the above situation.

[EDIT] Nekkid jaded NYer for TOP!!!!!

Yeah here in St. John's it's not quite a common occurrence, this is my 5th police report I had to be part of in a year.


Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
What a night last night. I had a lady utter death threats at me while working at the convenience store. She was swiftly escorted off the property by police screaming and raving. I get to do another police report Yayyy >:(

I'm so used to life in NY that it took me a moment to realize that someone MIGHT have a problem with the above situation.

[EDIT] Nekkid jaded NYer for TOP!!!!!

Yeah here in St. John's it's not quite a common occurrence, this is my 5th police report I had to be part of in a year.

This woman a frequent problem, or do you have an unusual assortments of EDPs in your area?

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Woo! Christmas Music!

I've actually never seen this video before, that little girl is adorable.


Moo!

Thanks for the shout out on the KQ article, Mr. Shiny!

Silver Crusade

Answering my phone at work is overrated.

Liberty's Edge Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012

Celestial Healer wrote:
Answering my phone at work is overrated.

You should answer it, "Paizo Customer Service, Celestial Healer speaking..."

Silver Crusade

taig wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Answering my phone at work is overrated.
You should answer it, "Paizo Customer Service, Celestial Healer speaking..."

Don't tempt me :)

Liberty's Edge Contributor

Celestial Healer wrote:
taig wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Answering my phone at work is overrated.
You should answer it, "Paizo Customer Service, Celestial Healer speaking..."
Don't tempt me :)

And then immediately put them on hold, where they can listen to AZ groaning out such holiday favorites as "Holly, Jolly Christmas!" and "Deck the Halls!" while they wait. ;)

Scarab Sages

looks around for Urizen 'cause this will probably come out wrong...

Anyone here know the Paizo products well? (hah!) I'm looking for a good "head shot" of a female dwarf. Anyone know of a Paizo product I might find one in?


Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber
Moff Rimmer wrote:

looks around for Urizen 'cause this will probably come out wrong...

Anyone here know the Paizo products well? (hah!) I'm looking for a good "head shot" of a female dwarf. Anyone know of a Paizo product I might find one in?

Dwarves of Golarion p. 26.

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Moff Rimmer wrote:

looks around for Urizen 'cause this will probably come out wrong...

Anyone here know the Paizo products well? (hah!) I'm looking for a good "head shot" of a female dwarf. Anyone know of a Paizo product I might find one in?

Nope

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Although I like this one

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Freehold DM wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
What a night last night. I had a lady utter death threats at me while working at the convenience store. She was swiftly escorted off the property by police screaming and raving. I get to do another police report Yayyy >:(

I'm so used to life in NY that it took me a moment to realize that someone MIGHT have a problem with the above situation.

[EDIT] Nekkid jaded NYer for TOP!!!!!

Yeah here in St. John's it's not quite a common occurrence, this is my 5th police report I had to be part of in a year.
This woman a frequent problem, or do you have an unusual assortments of EDPs in your area?

Nope first time with this lady, first time was a guy trying to hold me up with a knife, second was a guy getting hit over the head with a shovel somewhere behind the store (then coming inside bleeding all over the place and me calling the ambulance). Third was a guy taking off with $90 worth of beer (caught on camera). Fourth was a couple on methamphetamine in a fight in front of the store guy beat the crap out of his wife beating her head into the brick on the window sill and me chasing him off with a bat. And now the 5th was this lady.

Liberty's Edge

Can't read my, can't read my, no he can't read my poker face...

Muhmuhmuh poker face muhmuh poker face...

*stabs self in ear to remove earworm*


Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
What a night last night. I had a lady utter death threats at me while working at the convenience store. She was swiftly escorted off the property by police screaming and raving. I get to do another police report Yayyy >:(

Bummer. I thought Canada was quiet.

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Bitter Thorn wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
What a night last night. I had a lady utter death threats at me while working at the convenience store. She was swiftly escorted off the property by police screaming and raving. I get to do another police report Yayyy >:(
Bummer. I thought Canada was quiet.

Shhh don't tell anyone.

Liberty's Edge

Crimson Jester wrote:
Bitter Thorn wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
What a night last night. I had a lady utter death threats at me while working at the convenience store. She was swiftly escorted off the property by police screaming and raving. I get to do another police report Yayyy >:(
Bummer. I thought Canada was quiet.
Shhh don't tell anyone.

Sweet! What's that red splotchy area near the top? I'll move there!


Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
What a night last night. I had a lady utter death threats at me while working at the convenience store. She was swiftly escorted off the property by police screaming and raving. I get to do another police report Yayyy >:(

I'm so used to life in NY that it took me a moment to realize that someone MIGHT have a problem with the above situation.

[EDIT] Nekkid jaded NYer for TOP!!!!!

Yeah here in St. John's it's not quite a common occurrence, this is my 5th police report I had to be part of in a year.
This woman a frequent problem, or do you have an unusual assortments of EDPs in your area?
Nope first time with this lady, first time was a guy trying to hold me up with a knife, second was a guy getting hit over the head with a shovel somewhere behind the store (then coming inside bleeding all over the place and me calling the ambulance). Third was a guy taking off with $90 worth of beer (caught on camera). Fourth was a couple on methamphetamine in a fight in front of the store guy beat the crap out of his wife beating her head into the brick on the window sill and me chasing him off with a bat. And now the 5th was this lady.

I sincerely hope the guy didn't succeed in holding you up, but I'd rather you parted with money and are still here to be FAWLTy with as opposed to being a hero and not. Everything but the 4th are things I'm used to in NY, that 4th one would drop jaws even here(although some would be more envious of the access to meth). The 5th is everyday, in my job and in others.


Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
What a night last night. I had a lady utter death threats at me while working at the convenience store. She was swiftly escorted off the property by police screaming and raving. I get to do another police report Yayyy >:(

I'm so used to life in NY that it took me a moment to realize that someone MIGHT have a problem with the above situation.

[EDIT] Nekkid jaded NYer for TOP!!!!!

Yeah here in St. John's it's not quite a common occurrence, this is my 5th police report I had to be part of in a year.
This woman a frequent problem, or do you have an unusual assortments of EDPs in your area?
Nope first time with this lady, first time was a guy trying to hold me up with a knife, second was a guy getting hit over the head with a shovel somewhere behind the store (then coming inside bleeding all over the place and me calling the ambulance). Third was a guy taking off with $90 worth of beer (caught on camera). Fourth was a couple on methamphetamine in a fight in front of the store guy beat the crap out of his wife beating her head into the brick on the window sill and me chasing him off with a bat. And now the 5th was this lady.

I sincerely hope the guy didn't succeed in holding you up, but I'd rather you parted with money and are still here to be FAWLTy with as opposed to being a hero and not. Everything but the 4th are things I'm used to in NY, that 4th one would drop jaws even here(although some would be more envious of the access to meth). The 5th is everyday, in my job and in others.


X_X

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Freehold DM wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
What a night last night. I had a lady utter death threats at me while working at the convenience store. She was swiftly escorted off the property by police screaming and raving. I get to do another police report Yayyy >:(

I'm so used to life in NY that it took me a moment to realize that someone MIGHT have a problem with the above situation.

[EDIT] Nekkid jaded NYer for TOP!!!!!

Yeah here in St. John's it's not quite a common occurrence, this is my 5th police report I had to be part of in a year.
This woman a frequent problem, or do you have an unusual assortments of EDPs in your area?
Nope first time with this lady, first time was a guy trying to hold me up with a knife, second was a guy getting hit over the head with a shovel somewhere behind the store (then coming inside bleeding all over the place and me calling the ambulance). Third was a guy taking off with $90 worth of beer (caught on camera). Fourth was a couple on methamphetamine in a fight in front of the store guy beat the crap out of his wife beating her head into the brick on the window sill and me chasing him off with a bat. And now the 5th was this lady.
I sincerely hope the guy didn't succeed in holding you up, but I'd rather you parted with money and are still here to be FAWLTy with as opposed to being a hero and not. Everything but the 4th are things I'm used to in NY, that 4th one would drop jaws even here(although some would be more envious of the access to meth). The 5th is everyday, in my job and in others.

Nope he never got the cash, it was a skinny young kid, and I'm a big guy with a bat. He saw the bat and ran, he was picked up by police the next day.

RPG Superstar 2012

Ashe Ravenheart wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Bitter Thorn wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
What a night last night. I had a lady utter death threats at me while working at the convenience store. She was swiftly escorted off the property by police screaming and raving. I get to do another police report Yayyy >:(
Bummer. I thought Canada was quiet.
Shhh don't tell anyone.
Sweet! What's that red splotchy area near the top? I'll move there!

Damn! Who knew the Inuit were so vicious?

Or do they count polar bear attacks as crime up there?


Bass clarinet!

Huzzah!

Though I started out with a contra-alto clarinet. That thing was a b!&$* to carry around though.

Liberty's Edge Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012

Freehold DM wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
What a night last night. I had a lady utter death threats at me while working at the convenience store. She was swiftly escorted off the property by police screaming and raving. I get to do another police report Yayyy >:(

I'm so used to life in NY that it took me a moment to realize that someone MIGHT have a problem with the above situation.

[EDIT] Nekkid jaded NYer for TOP!!!!!

Son, you're as naked as a jaded bird.

RPG Superstar 2012

Lilith wrote:

Bass clarinet!

Huzzah!

Though I started out with a contra-alto clarinet. That thing was a b%&** to carry around though.

Howdy Lilith! How's the customer service biz?


Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber
Crimson Jester wrote:
Bitter Thorn wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
What a night last night. I had a lady utter death threats at me while working at the convenience store. She was swiftly escorted off the property by police screaming and raving. I get to do another police report Yayyy >:(
Bummer. I thought Canada was quiet.
Shhh don't tell anyone.

The misleading part about the north is no one lives there so if there is 2 murders and 5000 people for that made it would be the equivalent of 40 murders on that map.


Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber
Lilith wrote:

Bass clarinet!

Huzzah!

Though I started out with a contra-alto clarinet. That thing was a b*@~# to carry around though.

Crap, it has been 18 years since I was in the Macy's parade (when I was 17). That was one advantage of marching band.


Justin Franklin wrote:
Crap, it has been 18 years since I was in the Macy's parade (when I was 17). That was one advantage of marching band.

Oh? I thought the other was getting out of taking PE class. :P


Lilith wrote:

Bass clarinet!

Huzzah!

Though I started out with a contra-alto clarinet. That thing was a b&*%* to carry around though.

Isn't that the thing that if you let go of it looked like it might just attack the person standing in front of you? I remember some strange instruments from when I was in band...


Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber
Lilith wrote:
Justin Franklin wrote:
Crap, it has been 18 years since I was in the Macy's parade (when I was 17). That was one advantage of marching band.
Oh? I thought the other was getting out of taking PE class. :P

You got to get out of taking PE for being in marching band?


Alright Clone me. Normally I'd shotgun you. However, today is Eat Your Own Clone Day, and due to the business at hand, I need every clone I can muster on the front lines to defend the store. So here's your shotgun- NO, you cannot shoot me. I filled it with blanks just in case you got any ideas. Now, just walk around in front of the store and be menacing in case any pseudo-cannibals show up.

The Exchange

taig wrote:
Ashe Ravenheart wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Bitter Thorn wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
What a night last night. I had a lady utter death threats at me while working at the convenience store. She was swiftly escorted off the property by police screaming and raving. I get to do another police report Yayyy >:(
Bummer. I thought Canada was quiet.
Shhh don't tell anyone.
Sweet! What's that red splotchy area near the top? I'll move there!

Damn! Who knew the Inuit were so vicious?

Or do they count polar bear attacks as crime up there?

I'm going to go with LumberJacks vs Polar Bears.

Liberty's Edge

taig wrote:
Ashe Ravenheart wrote:
Crimson Jester wrote:
Bitter Thorn wrote:
Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
What a night last night. I had a lady utter death threats at me while working at the convenience store. She was swiftly escorted off the property by police screaming and raving. I get to do another police report Yayyy >:(
Bummer. I thought Canada was quiet.
Shhh don't tell anyone.
Sweet! What's that red splotchy area near the top? I'll move there!

Damn! Who knew the Inuit were so vicious?

Or do they count polar bear attacks as crime up there?

Dude, that's nothing. Consider that, according to those stats, 1 out of 5 persons in Nunavut is a criminal. Then, take a look at Alert with it's 5 permanent residents.

Tom: "Who stole the bathtowel?!?"
Harry: "Bill did."
Bill: "Why you always blaming me?"
Harry: "Cuz you're the criminal, dumbass!"

Now, the really scary part is the Sexual Assault charges in that town...


Has visions of a zombie on a Norelco shaver gliding across snow drifts.


Treppa wrote:
Has visions of a zombie on a Norelco shaver gliding across snow drifts.

Now THAT I need a picture of.


Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber
Freehold DM wrote:
Treppa wrote:
Has visions of a zombie on a Norelco shaver gliding across snow drifts.
Now THAT I need a picture of.

We should post that on Facebook!

RPG Superstar 2012

Justin Franklin wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Treppa wrote:
Has visions of a zombie on a Norelco shaver gliding across snow drifts.
Now THAT I need a picture of.
We should post that on Facebook!

Oooh, yeah.

That way everyone can see it.


Justin Franklin wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Treppa wrote:
Has visions of a zombie on a Norelco shaver gliding across snow drifts.
Now THAT I need a picture of.
We should post that on Facebook!

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHH!!!

Liberty's Edge

Freehold DM wrote:
Justin Franklin wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Treppa wrote:
Has visions of a zombie on a Norelco shaver gliding across snow drifts.
Now THAT I need a picture of.
We should post that on Facebook!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHH!!!

15 fans and counting... >:)


If you want to listen to REAL Christmas music you should try the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. They even have fans that put on light shows with Christmas lights and their music.

Metallica and Egg Nog! Booyah!

The Exchange

Freehold DM wrote:
Justin Franklin wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Treppa wrote:
Has visions of a zombie on a Norelco shaver gliding across snow drifts.
Now THAT I need a picture of.
We should post that on Facebook!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHH!!!

We can add it to your FAN PAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!


Ooh, you marching band elite. With your musical talent and precision stepping. Silently mocking those of us musically-challenged. Oh yes, we saw the laughter in your innocent little cherub faces. Always huddled together in your little groups, looking down on us. Whispering, drumming and gesturing in codes that we didn't understand. Leaving us to wallow in our shame as you received medals and ribbons. And trophies. Trophies without end. An not a single thought for those of us forever beneath your stoic gazes, as you wore your toy soldier hats and paraded around the field. The shining of your brass and the drumming of your cadence pounding us into the ground as would a giant mallet.

We know who you are now! And we remember!

Silver Crusade

Emperor7 wrote:

Ooh, you marching band elite. With your musical talent and precision stepping. Silently mocking those of us musically-challenged. Oh yes, we saw the laughter in your innocent little cherub faces. Always huddled together in your little groups, looking down on us. Whispering, drumming and gesturing in codes that we didn't understand. Leaving us to wallow in our shame as you received medals and ribbons. And trophies. Trophies without end. An not a single thought for those of us forever beneath your stoic gazes, as you wore your toy soldier hats and paraded around the field. The shining of your brass and the drumming of your cadence pounding us into the ground as would a giant mallet.

We know who you are now! And we remember!

You might want to work out some of those issues.


Celestial Healer wrote:
Emperor7 wrote:

Ooh, you marching band elite. With your musical talent and precision stepping. Silently mocking those of us musically-challenged. Oh yes, we saw the laughter in your innocent little cherub faces. Always huddled together in your little groups, looking down on us. Whispering, drumming and gesturing in codes that we didn't understand. Leaving us to wallow in our shame as you received medals and ribbons. And trophies. Trophies without end. An not a single thought for those of us forever beneath your stoic gazes, as you wore your toy soldier hats and paraded around the field. The shining of your brass and the drumming of your cadence pounding us into the ground as would a giant mallet.

We know who you are now! And we remember!

You might want to work out some of those issues.

Yeah man. What did marching bands ever do to you?

returns to plotting revenge against Joss Whedon, Alton Brown


Freehold DM wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Emperor7 wrote:

Ooh, you marching band elite. With your musical talent and precision stepping. Silently mocking those of us musically-challenged. Oh yes, we saw the laughter in your innocent little cherub faces. Always huddled together in your little groups, looking down on us. Whispering, drumming and gesturing in codes that we didn't understand. Leaving us to wallow in our shame as you received medals and ribbons. And trophies. Trophies without end. An not a single thought for those of us forever beneath your stoic gazes, as you wore your toy soldier hats and paraded around the field. The shining of your brass and the drumming of your cadence pounding us into the ground as would a giant mallet.

We know who you are now! And we remember!

You might want to work out some of those issues.

Yeah man. What did marching bands ever do to you?

The haunting melodies of your winds sections follow us still. And do not forget the violent hammering of the so-called Pit, shaking us to our cores. Pits of Hell we say! Bullies! Each and every one!

ARRRGGHHH! *runs off screaming*


Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Roleplaying Game Subscriber
Emperor7 wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Emperor7 wrote:

Ooh, you marching band elite. With your musical talent and precision stepping. Silently mocking those of us musically-challenged. Oh yes, we saw the laughter in your innocent little cherub faces. Always huddled together in your little groups, looking down on us. Whispering, drumming and gesturing in codes that we didn't understand. Leaving us to wallow in our shame as you received medals and ribbons. And trophies. Trophies without end. An not a single thought for those of us forever beneath your stoic gazes, as you wore your toy soldier hats and paraded around the field. The shining of your brass and the drumming of your cadence pounding us into the ground as would a giant mallet.

We know who you are now! And we remember!

You might want to work out some of those issues.

Yeah man. What did marching bands ever do to you?

The haunting melodies of your winds sections follow us still. And do not forget the violent hammering of the so-called Pit, shaking us to our cores. Pits of Hell we say! Bullies! Each and every one!

ARRRGGHHH! *runs off screaming*

Ok I can't say we didn't get caught whn we broke the law in pit crew.

The Exchange

Freehold DM wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Emperor7 wrote:

Ooh, you marching band elite. With your musical talent and precision stepping. Silently mocking those of us musically-challenged. Oh yes, we saw the laughter in your innocent little cherub faces. Always huddled together in your little groups, looking down on us. Whispering, drumming and gesturing in codes that we didn't understand. Leaving us to wallow in our shame as you received medals and ribbons. And trophies. Trophies without end. An not a single thought for those of us forever beneath your stoic gazes, as you wore your toy soldier hats and paraded around the field. The shining of your brass and the drumming of your cadence pounding us into the ground as would a giant mallet.

We know who you are now! And we remember!

You might want to work out some of those issues.

Yeah man. What did marching bands ever do to you?

returns to plotting revenge against Joss Whedon, Alton Brown

OK I understand the dislike or rather hatred of Whedonism from you. I don't agree with all of it but hey whatever. But Alton Brown what did he ever do to you? Fluff your fillet?


Hehe. Much fun.

As a point of history, neither my grade school nor my high school had a marching band. So my angst is a work of fiction.

But, I bet if we did have a band..... ;P

And there was this one away game where the players tried to take the field, but the marching band refused to yield. And we all know how that turned out...


Crimson Jester wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
Emperor7 wrote:

Ooh, you marching band elite. With your musical talent and precision stepping. Silently mocking those of us musically-challenged. Oh yes, we saw the laughter in your innocent little cherub faces. Always huddled together in your little groups, looking down on us. Whispering, drumming and gesturing in codes that we didn't understand. Leaving us to wallow in our shame as you received medals and ribbons. And trophies. Trophies without end. An not a single thought for those of us forever beneath your stoic gazes, as you wore your toy soldier hats and paraded around the field. The shining of your brass and the drumming of your cadence pounding us into the ground as would a giant mallet.

We know who you are now! And we remember!

You might want to work out some of those issues.

Yeah man. What did marching bands ever do to you?

returns to plotting revenge against Joss Whedon, Alton Brown

OK I understand the dislike or rather hatred of Whedonism from you. I don't agree with all of it but hey whatever. But Alton Brown what did he ever do to you? Fluff your fillet?

looks at fluffed fillet meaningfully

Actually, my reasons for hating Alton Brown are more based in ego than anything else.

When I was living with my roomies, they used to watch the show all the time. However, I was the only one in the house who could actually *cook*. They would rib me all the time about how wonderful Alton Brown's cooking was, although(with the possible exception of a WONDERFUL honey-soy sauce for salmon), neither of them knew what they were doing in the kitchen beyond perhaps making spaghetti and/or mac and cheese. I decided to make a sizeable dinner one day just to shut them up- paid for everything myself- chicken, potatoes, veggies, soup(I forget which kind now)- even dessert.

They ate it. WHILE saying how much better Alton Brown was than myself and Rachel Ray put together. The final straw was when Alton Brown started hosting the American version of Iron Chef, an abomination in the eyes of the Lord. He must pay for his sins. Preferably by being baked into some kind of savory meat pie.


Is your hate against AB more from what your roomies said...or a genuine dislike of AB's ego?

Half of the fun of Good Eats is applying what is being shown. If they didn't then they're missing out. Yeah, I'm a huge food science nerd. BAKING IS SCIENCE FOR HUNGRY PEOPLE n' all that.

I also prefer the earlier shows than the glitzier newer stuff.

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