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Mothman wrote:I'm okay, just not as macho flippant about it as I should be.The Minis Maniac wrote:I had a lovely day today. Had to go run errands and was walking on the sidewalk when a transport truck came speeding along some construction. Kicked up some gravel and somehow a half inch piece of gravel is sticking out of my forearm pretty damn far in there too. Well 30 minutes later and a pair of bloody tweezers, paroxide, and a bandage applied it still hurts like a b+$~* and I'm still pissed.Ouch! Hope that you're ok man.
Told ya you'd pay for your gnome-belittling comments!

Kajehase |

Mothman wrote:I'm okay, just not as macho flippant about it as I should be.The Minis Maniac wrote:I had a lovely day today. Had to go run errands and was walking on the sidewalk when a transport truck came speeding along some construction. Kicked up some gravel and somehow a half inch piece of gravel is sticking out of my forearm pretty damn far in there too. Well 30 minutes later and a pair of bloody tweezers, paroxide, and a bandage applied it still hurts like a b+$~* and I'm still pissed.Ouch! Hope that you're ok man.
Seriously, though. Hope you're doing fine and it's stopped hurting.

Kajehase |

Aberzombie wrote:People who wear their baseball caps backward* or sideways will lose a finger for each violation.
*Note baseball catchers and umpires are exempt from this portion of the law for purposes of game play.
what about riding a bicycle?
the cap flies away when forewards and withoput the cap the bald back of my head gets sunburned
This is why one gets a proper hat with a full brim. Well, one reason, at least. I wear them casuse they look a lot better with my long(ish) hair than a baseball cap.
Which reminds me - can we also do something about people with mullet haircuts who wear baseball caps?

lynora |

lynora wrote:Anything interesting in the pond? Other than mud and bugs, I mean. Although I guess interesting mud or bugs count too.I spent this morning chaperoning a field trip to a pond. There was a lot of mud. Glad I have galoshes. And I smell like furniture polish thanks to my citronella based bug spray.
Just a couple of toads and some minnows. Although the kids were also fascinated by the diving beetles, giant water bugs with eggs stuck to their backs, and water strider. But overall they didn't catch much so a lot of them were disappointed.

BluePigeon |

Good mornin FAWTLY Folk! Happy Wednesday! Another gloomy and overcast day here in Philly, but the rain hasn't been nearly as bad as they made out it might be. So Huzzah for that.
Part of Western Nevada is burning and thus the sky is filled with smoke.
*COUGH!*
Okay, who ordered a red dragon?

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Aberzombie wrote:Good mornin FAWTLY Folk! Happy Wednesday! Another gloomy and overcast day here in Philly, but the rain hasn't been nearly as bad as they made out it might be. So Huzzah for that.Part of Western Nevada is burning and thus the sky is filled with smoke.
*COUGH!*
Okay, who ordered a red dragon?
Nevada?? He was supposed to invade Kentucky.

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Aberzombie wrote:Dr. Pepper will be the official soft drink of the world.The Julmustian rebellion against the zombie overlords is hereby declared. Bring your own cricketbats!
What in the name of Jules Verne is a Julmastian rebellion?
And why would it be angry at Dr. Pepper? Dr. Pepper is FAWESOME!

lynora |

Kajehase wrote:Aberzombie wrote:Dr. Pepper will be the official soft drink of the world.The Julmustian rebellion against the zombie overlords is hereby declared. Bring your own cricketbats!What in the name of Jules Verne is a Julmastian rebellion?
And why would it be angry at Dr. Pepper? Dr. Pepper is FAWESOME!
Only if you like the taste of cough syrup. Seriously, add alcohol and it would taste just like Robitussin. Blech.

Freehold DM |

Aberzombie wrote:And now some Tracy Chapman. She's such a great musician, why doesn't she have more huge tìts?I wondered that myself, but I didn't think that was imperative in becoming a good musician.
Works great for the Pussycat Dolls, though.
I hear she has a fast car, that Tracey Chapman.

Orthos |

Aberzombie wrote:And why would it be angry at Dr. Pepper? Dr. Pepper is FAWESOME!Only if you like the taste of cough syrup. Seriously, add alcohol and it would taste just like Robitussin. Blech.
People tell me this all the time. I really do not see the comparison. Even after taking a drink of one then the other for the purposes of this very judgement.
Now Jagermeister, yes that basically is Robitussin, just with more alcohol, according to my brother and one of my former roommates. Never did test it myself, heh, just took their word for it.

Kajehase |

Kajehase wrote:Aberzombie wrote:Dr. Pepper will be the official soft drink of the world.The Julmustian rebellion against the zombie overlords is hereby declared. Bring your own cricketbats!What in the name of Jules Verne is a Julmastian rebellion?
And why would it be angry at Dr. Pepper? Dr. Pepper is FAWESOME!
Julmust (or Påskmust if it's Easter time) is the soft drink of the gods. And by gods I mean the cool ones, like Thor, Odin, and Father Christmas.
I once bought a six-pack of Dr Peppers after a friend who'd spent some time stateside came home raving about it. I was so disappointed I very nearly ended up joining the Communists (their main representative in my circle of acquaintances was this very cute Sweden-Finn, which may have had something to do with it as well). Only time I've ever poured soft drink down the drain.

doctor_wu |

Aberzombie wrote:Kajehase wrote:Aberzombie wrote:Dr. Pepper will be the official soft drink of the world.The Julmustian rebellion against the zombie overlords is hereby declared. Bring your own cricketbats!What in the name of Jules Verne is a Julmastian rebellion?
And why would it be angry at Dr. Pepper? Dr. Pepper is FAWESOME!
Julmust (or Påskmust if it's Easter time) is the soft drink of the gods. And by gods I mean the cool ones, like Thor, Odin, and Father Christmas.
I once bought a six-pack of Dr Peppers after a friend who'd spent some time stateside came home raving about it. I was so disappointed I very nearly ended up joining the Communists (their main representative in my circle of acquaintances was this very cute Sweden-Finn, which may have had something to do with it as well). Only time I've ever poured soft drink down the drain.
Is it bad I feel sorry for the drainpipe?

Kajehase |

Kajehase wrote:I once bought a six-pack of Dr Peppers after a friend who'd spent some time stateside came home raving about it. I was so disappointed I very nearly ended up joining the Communists (their main representative in my circle of acquaintances was this very cute Sweden-Finn, which may have had something to do with it as well). Only time I've ever poured soft drink down the drain.Is it bad I feel sorry for the drainpipe?
Someone ought to.

lynora |

lynora wrote:Aberzombie wrote:And why would it be angry at Dr. Pepper? Dr. Pepper is FAWESOME!Only if you like the taste of cough syrup. Seriously, add alcohol and it would taste just like Robitussin. Blech.People tell me this all the time. I really do not see the comparison. Even after taking a drink of one then the other for the purposes of this very judgement.
Now Jagermeister, yes that basically is Robitussin, just with more alcohol, according to my brother and one of my former roommates. Never did test it myself, heh, just took their word for it.
Really? When I tried it they tasted the same to me. And I've never had jagermeister, but based on that comparison I'll pass. :)

aeglos |

lynora wrote:And I've never had jagermeister, but based on that comparison I'll pass. :)I can confirm at the least that it's basically the same shade of red.
um,, Jägermeister is black or maybe dark grey
I don't know the medicine you talk about but if it tastess like Jägermeister it must be very deliciuos

Orthos |

Orthos wrote:um,, Jägermeister is black or maybe dark greylynora wrote:And I've never had jagermeister, but based on that comparison I'll pass. :)I can confirm at the least that it's basically the same shade of red.
Must've been a side flavor or something then, this was very much red.
Liquor's obviously not my knowledge base heh.

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You know, in a similar vein, it was almost impossible to find root beer in Japan. Japanese people hated it, because it "tasted like medicine". I only met one Japanese person that liked it.
I brought a can I'd bought in Takamatsu to school one day, and the teachers started yelling at me. It took me a while to figure out that they could read the word "Beer" on my "Dad's Root Beer" can and thought I'd brought alcohol to school.
They also thought I was drunk when I came to school sunburned, because they don't sunburn into a bright red color themselves (they don't even distinguish between suntan and sunburn in their language), but tend to flush heavily when drunk.
::sigh::

aeglos |

You know, in a similar vein, it was almost impossible to find root beer in Japan. Japanese people hated it, because it "tasted like medicine". I only met one Japanese person that liked it.
I brought a can I'd bought in Takamatsu to school one day, and the teachers started yelling at me. It took me a while to figure out that they could read the word "Beer" on my "Dad's Root Beer" can and thought I'd brought alcohol to school.
They also thought I was drunk when I came to school sunburned, because they don't sunburn into a bright red color themselves (they don't even distinguish between suntan and sunburn in their language), but tend to flush heavily when drunk.
::sigh::
root beer tastes like cloves oil (and probably contains it)
cloves oil is used over here by dentists for desinfection and mild anaesteticso root beer = dentist = uuuurgh, waaaaa, booo, hissss
it is not sold her but I had once bought a can in the imports section of my supermarket because you guys talked about the stuff

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root beer tastes like cloves oil (and probably contains it)
cloves oil is used over here by dentists for desinfection and mild anaesteticso root beer = dentist = uuuurgh, waaaaa, booo, hissss
it is not sold her but I had once bought a can in the imports section of my supermarket because you guys talked about the stuff
the Japanese agree with you!

Freehold DM |

Lol, japan!!
You know, in a similar vein, it was almost impossible to find root beer in Japan. Japanese people hated it, because it "tasted like medicine". I only met one Japanese person that liked it.
I brought a can I'd bought in Takamatsu to school one day, and the teachers started yelling at me. It took me a while to figure out that they could read the word "Beer" on my "Dad's Root Beer" can and thought I'd brought alcohol to school.
They also thought I was drunk when I came to school sunburned, because they don't sunburn into a bright red color themselves (they don't even distinguish between suntan and sunburn in their language), but tend to flush heavily when drunk.
::sigh::

Urizen |

Orthos wrote:Now Jagermeister, yes that basically is Robitussin, just with more alcohol, according to my brother and one of my former roommates. Never did test it myself, heh, just took their word for it.Really? When I tried it they tasted the same to me. And I've never had jagermeister, but based on that comparison I'll pass. :)
The Robitussin and/or NyQuil - essentially any cough syrup - comparison is common. But think about it for a moment; it's essentially black licorice in liquid form. The alcohol content of cough syrup is about 3.5% whereas jagermeister is 40%.
But if you want to pass, then that means MOAR 4 ME!