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Scarab Sages

does the nekkid muffin dance

Edit: Hmmm, that didn't sound so weird when I first typed it.

Shadow Lodge

Pathfinder Rulebook Subscriber

Good morning all - Today I have jury duty. It's my first time.

Scarab Sages

Tordek Rumnaheim wrote:
Good morning all - Today I have jury duty. It's my first time.

Oooohhh....Jury Duty Virgin!

Seriously though, I've never found it to be a big deal. However, if it's anything like here in Philly, bring something to read. Maybe a little paperback.

RPG Superstar 2012

Urizen wrote:
taig wrote:
Im glad your schools won. Miami didn't. It's kinda difficult to overcome 4 interceptions that drop the opposing team in field goal range to start their drive.
Hey I liked the outcome of that Miami game.

I figured a couple people around here would. :)

Scarab Sages

By the way, looks like my groups second podcast is up.

Here's the thread from the Gamer Talk Section.

Prayformojo is my buddy Carl.

Shadow Lodge

Pathfinder Rulebook Subscriber
Aberzombie wrote:
Tordek Rumnaheim wrote:
Good morning all - Today I have jury duty. It's my first time.

Oooohhh....Jury Duty Virgin!

Seriously though, I've never found it to be a big deal. However, if it's anything like here in Philly, bring something to read. Maybe a little paperback.

Thanks for the tip - I've got my copy of Prince of Wolves all ready to go.

Scarab Sages

Tordek Rumnaheim wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Tordek Rumnaheim wrote:
Good morning all - Today I have jury duty. It's my first time.

Oooohhh....Jury Duty Virgin!

Seriously though, I've never found it to be a big deal. However, if it's anything like here in Philly, bring something to read. Maybe a little paperback.

Thanks for the tip - I've got my copy of Prince of Wolves all ready to go.

No problem. And remember, if they ask you whether you have any problems serving on a jury, just jump up and yell "GUILTY! GUILTY! GUILTY!". They love that.


Goooooooooooooooooooooooooooood morning Fawlty House!

Tons of paperwork waiting for me today, so just a good morning for now. Ptolus was fun, as was helping my friend clean out her place.


*grumble* mornin' all *grumble*

Oh yeah, Happy Monday and all that. *grumble*

*wanders off, searching for caffeine*


I'm up...I'm up.

::Attempts to force eyes to focus::

Good morning, Aunt Mable. Is this your bridge club?


Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Adventure Path, Starfinder Roleplaying Game, Starfinder Society Subscriber

Good Morning, the block party was a blast and now it is back to work and time to continue prep for Kingmaker #3 for Tuesday night.


So, in two days, the boss begins her 2.5 week vacation in Europe. I'm the dufus they're leaving in charge. On call 7/24, dealing with the execs, etc. A few employees are already planning their craziness; long group lunches, etc. Not much point in trying to crack down on them. I wish I could go with them. Maybe they'll bring me leftovers.

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Emperor7 wrote:
So, in two days, the boss begins her 2.5 week vacation in Europe. I'm the dufus they're leaving in charge. On call 7/24, dealing with the execs, etc. A few employees are already planning their craziness; long group lunches, etc. Not much point in trying to crack down on them. I wish I could go with them. Maybe they'll bring me leftovers.

Institute martial law!! All employee misconduct will be punished via firing squad. That way when she returns she will see what an effective leader you can be, an irreplaceable asset to the company even.... either that or she'll come back to a violent coup and a war zone where the office used to be.

The Exchange

Justin Franklin wrote:
Good Morning, the block party was a blast.

WTH!? What did y'all blow up this time? O_o

Liberty's Edge Contributor, RPG Superstar 2012

Moorluck wrote:
Justin Franklin wrote:
Good Morning, the block party was a blast.
WTH!? What did y'all blow up this time? O_o

Hee hee. I was thinking that was an interesting choice of words.


So, the new Guatemalan coffee (curse you, Costco! Where's my Rwandan?) makes the Bunn overflow when it is ground fine. S.O.A.B.

Moorluck: Glad you did it. I plan to comment more.

Emperor7: I hope you find ways to make the best of it.

Justin: Sounds awesome.

Everyone: In my absence, always follow AZ's advice, unless it anywhere contradicts anything I have or will ever say. Hope you're all having a great morning!


Isn't it interesting when there is a thread you were wanting to keep up with, and then a few folks can't stop themselves from making religiously insulting posts in it, and it's just not worth it anymore.


And I think you all knew what I meant by "interesting" without quotes, italics, etc.


Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Adventure Path, Starfinder Roleplaying Game, Starfinder Society Subscriber
taig wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Justin Franklin wrote:
Good Morning, the block party was a blast.
WTH!? What did y'all blow up this time? O_o
Hee hee. I was thinking that was an interesting choice of words.

Hey that is what happens when I post before coffee.

And it was a propane tank .;)

Silver Crusade

The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:

A small rant:

After a week of searching, I've finally figured out the precise number of gaming stores in Syracuse, New York: 1. And while the people there are nice, it's still no fun having to deal with this b@~&@%%% (scroll down to read my review).

Are there any people here that live in or near western New York State?

I'm in Rochester. I know of at least 4 game stores here, so I'm surprised that there would only be 1 in Syracuse.

Silver Crusade

Morning all. What did I miss?

Silver Crusade

Mairkurion {tm} wrote:

So, the new Guatemalan coffee (curse you, Costco! Where's my Rwandan?) makes the Bunn overflow when it is ground fine. S.O.A.B.

Repeat after me:

Coarse for percolators, medium for filters, fine for espresso.

Failure to obey results in broken coffee makers, or at the very least bad coffee.


Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Adventure Path, Starfinder Roleplaying Game, Starfinder Society Subscriber
Celestial Healer wrote:
The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:

A small rant:

After a week of searching, I've finally figured out the precise number of gaming stores in Syracuse, New York: 1. And while the people there are nice, it's still no fun having to deal with this b@~&@%%% (scroll down to read my review).

Are there any people here that live in or near western New York State?

I'm in Rochester. I know of at least 4 game stores here, so I'm surprised that there would only be 1 in Syracuse.

Nothing to add to finding game stores in that area, but my Dad's family is from Norwich so I find this discussion interesting


WOODY: Play-by-Post, s'il vous plaît.


Celestial Healer wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:

So, the new Guatemalan coffee (curse you, Costco! Where's my Rwandan?) makes the Bunn overflow when it is ground fine. S.O.A.B.

Repeat after me:

Coarse for percolators, medium for filters, fine for espresso.

Failure to obey results in broken coffee makers, or at the very least bad coffee.

I generally have good luck grinding fine for filters.

Percolators are right out.
My Illy has made me a lazy son of a b#&**.


Justin Franklin wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:

A small rant:

After a week of searching, I've finally figured out the precise number of gaming stores in Syracuse, New York: 1. And while the people there are nice, it's still no fun having to deal with this b@~&@%%% (scroll down to read my review).

Are there any people here that live in or near western New York State?

I'm in Rochester. I know of at least 4 game stores here, so I'm surprised that there would only be 1 in Syracuse.
Nothing to add to finding game stores in that area, but my Dad's family is from Norwich so I find this discussion interesting

Is anybody else confused by where Shiny is? Did he transfer schools again and I missed it? Or are my mental lines fouled again?

Silver Crusade

Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Justin Franklin wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:

A small rant:

After a week of searching, I've finally figured out the precise number of gaming stores in Syracuse, New York: 1. And while the people there are nice, it's still no fun having to deal with this b@~&@%%% (scroll down to read my review).

Are there any people here that live in or near western New York State?

I'm in Rochester. I know of at least 4 game stores here, so I'm surprised that there would only be 1 in Syracuse.
Nothing to add to finding game stores in that area, but my Dad's family is from Norwich so I find this discussion interesting
Is anybody else confused by where Shiny is? Did he transfer schools again and I missed it? Or are my mental lines fouled again?

He just transferred schools the one time. He left Savannah, was home for a while, and then went to Syracuse.

PAY ATTENTION!

Actually, I'm just as confused by where Taig is at this point.


Shiny's at a new school! Huzzah!

And good morning, everyone. Lovely day here. Hope it's the same for all of you!

Liberty's Edge

Good morning everyone! The sounds of construction awoke me this morning as the city contractors were FINALLY getting around to replacing the slab at the end of our driveway that they tore up and parked a steamroller on, thus preventing us from parking in our driveway. I hope they finish soon and we don't have to park under that ash tree anymore. It makes me paranoid that branches are gonna hit the car.


solnes email your way


Studpuffin wrote:
Good morning everyone! The sounds of construction awoke me this morning as the city contractors were FINALLY getting around to replacing the slab at the end of our driveway that they tore up and parked a steamroller on, thus preventing us from parking in our driveway. I hope they finish soon and we don't have to park under that ash tree anymore. It makes me paranoid that branches are gonna hit the car.

I hope the "repairs" I did on the steamroller during its five-day sojourn at the end of our driveway don't cause them any problems. ;-)


Celestial Healer wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Justin Franklin wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
The Eldritch Mr. Shiny wrote:

A small rant:

After a week of searching, I've finally figured out the precise number of gaming stores in Syracuse, New York: 1. And while the people there are nice, it's still no fun having to deal with this b@~&@%%% (scroll down to read my review).

Are there any people here that live in or near western New York State?

I'm in Rochester. I know of at least 4 game stores here, so I'm surprised that there would only be 1 in Syracuse.
Nothing to add to finding game stores in that area, but my Dad's family is from Norwich so I find this discussion interesting
Is anybody else confused by where Shiny is? Did he transfer schools again and I missed it? Or are my mental lines fouled again?

He just transferred schools the one time. He left Savannah, was home for a while, and then went to Syracuse.

PAY ATTENTION!

Actually, I'm just as confused by where Taig is at this point.

<Sniff> Otay.

OTOH, I do know where Taig is. He's having some away "spa" time. I don't think I'm supposed to say where.


Treppa/Puffy: Cool.


"Is this a neutral act?"

Heh.


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
WOODY: Play-by-Post, s'il vous plaît.

responded to all great Dr. Leafy.


Treppa wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Well, I finally did it, now you can feel free to judge me. ;)
Very nice, LPM! What took you so long to post? :-)

w00ty-w00t! Veddy, veddy nice. I'm really excited to see Mr. Shiny's inks and colors over them too.


Ah, I missed that somehow before. Hope things are well, Woody, but I sure do understand the RL thing. We'll miss you if necessary, just don't disappear on us! The idea of Solnes making a Maulfeuer Brandstifter II clone and playing him until you can come back is a pretty cool idea, IMO.


So where's that PhDiddy GM'ed PbP starting up that I'm hearing rumors about?


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Ah, I missed that somehow before. Hope things are well, Woody, but I sure do understand the RL thing. We'll miss you if necessary, just don't disappear on us! The idea of Solnes making a Maulfeuer Brandstifter II clone and playing him until you can come back is a pretty cool idea, IMO.

I just responded to that right before my last post so you didn't miss anything


Urizen wrote:
So where's that PhDiddy GM'ed PbP starting up that I'm hearing rumors about?

Eek!

My schedule is too erratic right now to reliably take on anything else. Maybe next semester?

Scarab Sages

Had a pretty good weekend. Got to game for the second time. It really is nice to game after not having it for around 2 years.

And with that ... back to work...


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Urizen wrote:
So where's that PhDiddy GM'ed PbP starting up that I'm hearing rumors about?

Eek!

My schedule is too erratic right now to reliably take on anything else. Maybe next semester?

Now exactly what would you run?


Urizen wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Urizen wrote:
So where's that PhDiddy GM'ed PbP starting up that I'm hearing rumors about?

Eek!

My schedule is too erratic right now to reliably take on anything else. Maybe next semester?

Now exactly what would you run?

I'd be tempted to run my Moldvaian World of Law vs Chaos vs the Great Balance, if I thought folks would be okay with the old basic/expert rules.

Scarab Sages

Celestial Healer wrote:
Morning all. What did I miss?

Well, George and Jenny decided to fulfill their long-standing dream of becoming small business owners by opening their own grooming service for penguins. Meanwhile, Adrian was puzzled by Kirsten's behavior at the company picnic. And, across town, Brian and Tom were flabbergasted by Paul's reluctance to.....No, wait! That's my soap opera.


Treppa wrote:
Studpuffin wrote:
Good morning everyone! The sounds of construction awoke me this morning as the city contractors were FINALLY getting around to replacing the slab at the end of our driveway that they tore up and parked a steamroller on, thus preventing us from parking in our driveway. I hope they finish soon and we don't have to park under that ash tree anymore. It makes me paranoid that branches are gonna hit the car.
I hope the "repairs" I did on the steamroller during its five-day sojourn at the end of our driveway don't cause them any problems. ;-)

U shoulda spray painted it pink. construction workers luv pink.

The Exchange

Treppa wrote:
Moorluck wrote:
Well, I finally did it, now you can feel free to judge me. ;)
Very nice, LPM! What took you so long to post? :-)

I hadn't drawn in about 2 years, I think it had alot to do with me being pissed off all the time. Now that even though we're broke as a joke I'm a lot happier I decided that maybe if I shared my work with other people I'd get the bug again. now to retrain myself. :P


Aberzombie wrote:
Tordek Rumnaheim wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Tordek Rumnaheim wrote:
Good morning all - Today I have jury duty. It's my first time.

Oooohhh....Jury Duty Virgin!

Seriously though, I've never found it to be a big deal. However, if it's anything like here in Philly, bring something to read. Maybe a little paperback.

Thanks for the tip - I've got my copy of Prince of Wolves all ready to go.
No problem. And remember, if they ask you whether you have any problems serving on a jury, just jump up and yell "GUILTY! GUILTY! GUILTY!". They love that.

Or just answer questions that are asked of others and how you really want to do this and cane stay up all hours of the night waiting for serving, cause it is your civic duty. You will either be put in charge or more likely then not sent home in the first cuts.


Good Morning, is someone trying to guilt trip me into drawing again? :P


The Crimson Jester, Rogue Lord wrote:
Good Morning, is someone trying to guilt trip me into stripping again? :P

Fixed it for ya. ;P

The Exchange

The Crimson Jester, Rogue Lord wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Tordek Rumnaheim wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Tordek Rumnaheim wrote:
Good morning all - Today I have jury duty. It's my first time.

Oooohhh....Jury Duty Virgin!

Seriously though, I've never found it to be a big deal. However, if it's anything like here in Philly, bring something to read. Maybe a little paperback.

Thanks for the tip - I've got my copy of Prince of Wolves all ready to go.
No problem. And remember, if they ask you whether you have any problems serving on a jury, just jump up and yell "GUILTY! GUILTY! GUILTY!". They love that.
Or just answer questions that are asked of others and how you really want to do this and cane stay up all hours of the night waiting for serving, cause it is your civic duty. You will either be put in charge or more likely then not sent home in the first cuts.

I've had jury duty twice, and enjoyed it both times.

The first time I actually got selected for a jury. We heard a prostitution case. It was actually quite interesting to see the process in action.

The second time, just a few weeks ago, we got to the courtroom and none of the defendants wanted to play. They all made deals or postponed for some reason or other. So, the judge talked to us about the way things work on his side of everything. He did that for 30-40 minutes and sent us on our way.

Very educational experiences both times. I can't say I look forward to my next time to go, but I don't dread it like some people seem to.

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