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Talk about scare the crap out of me, and it wasn't even my kid....
Get in to work and a co-worker tells me his grandson drowned on Friday! They were able to revive him, thank God, but they now have to do all kinds of tests because they don't know what kind of damage was done during the time he wasn't breathing.
Makes me want to hug my kid.
~peeps in on the FAWTL thread, observes that there is a zombie infestation, then sets some traps in the path that the zombie will take~
~drops a chery bomb in the zombies brain flavored coffee when he is not looking~
~lays out some freshly cloned brains to lead the zombie to the traps~
I am glad that they were able to revive him and I hope that the damage is minimal.
Of course our ego and greed is too big to fit into a container.
~shrugs~ that is fine. I do not mind being separated from trolls and giants.
They swarmed away.
Huzzah!
HUZZAH!!
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boarding starts
next post will be from the other side of the pond
Have a safe flight Aeglos!
So left the house early with the plan to sweep by the store on the way to work, pick up breakfast munchies and soda. Completely forgot about it until mere seconds after clocking in and seeing my arrival time.
On the other hand, got into work a full 20 minutes early, so woo overtime?
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The last time I was in Italy and was on my way back, they had to switch the planes due to mechanical issues, and the new plane was much smaller than the one they intended. They needed volunteers to bump to a flight 4 hours later. Paul and I took their $600 vouchers (apiece) knowing that we had a 6 hour layover in New York anyway. We got home at the same time we would have anyway, and got travel vouchers too!
Good news, everyone!
Great!
Oh, except I drank coffee two times this year... Which is a lot more than previous year anyway.
But I drink three to four pots of tea each day.
Awww, I can't stand coffee, I...
Scientists noted caffeine seemed to be key factor, because tea, cola and chocolate, all of which contain caffeine also seemed to cut a person's risk.
*looks at 2-12packs-a-week soda habit and occasional glass of tea*
Whew!
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There's nothing wrong with practicing alternative medicine, Orthos.
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Good news, everyone!
“Our results add basal cell carcinoma to a list of conditions for which risk is decreased with increasing coffee consumption. This list includes conditions with serious negative health consequences such as type 2 diabetes and Parkinson's disease."
Wait, wait ...what?!?!?!?
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Coffee may be miraculous but friendship is magic! I am officially back from BRONYCON. Twas a very nice cheerful am unpretentious convention, not to sound old but it was very much like what anime cons used to be like. Security made me remove my anti zombie headgear (this is a family convention!! Hmph.), but I had an amazing time anyway. Pics will be posted later.
Aeglos, I look forward to your arrival. Please fly safely. Delays ae frustrating, but the ill weather should pass soon.
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Morning, all. What did I miss?
Well, Max's trip home from Europe took an interesting turn when he was forced to switch from a commercial plane to a cargo plane carrying live farm animals. Meanwhile, Holger's flight to the States took an interesting turn when, while flying over the Bermuda Triangle, the plane became the lead in a duck "v" formation for several dozen miles. Meanwhile, Jason's attempt to escape from Kansas using a catapult....No, wait! That's my soap opera!
Morning, all. What did I miss?Well, Max's trip home from Europe took an interesting turn when he was forced to switch from a commercial plane to a cargo plane carrying live farm animals. Meanwhile, Holger's flight to the States took an interesting turn when, while flying over the Bermuda Triangle, the plane became the lead in a duck "v" formation for several dozen miles. Meanwhile, Jason's attempt to escape from Kansas using a catapult....No, wait! That's my soap opera!
I really want to see Jason's attempts to escape Kansas using a catapult....
Is it twister-powered?
For those of you going to PaizoCon, bring back some juicy tidbits, especially anything on new products, modules, sourcebooks, etc. See if you can find anything about D&D fifth edition. I've heard this week that Ed Greenwood is being given free reign on redesigning the Forgotten Realms.
I hope it's true.
Which pill did you take again, the red or the blue one?
WotC giving free reign?
My sides hurt from wracking laughter. I'm going to need some awesome wishes from you, too.
It came up in one of my Facebook groups. It seems some playtester was booted off the D&D 5E group for speaking his mind about the 4E Forgotten Realms setting. It looked pretty ligit from the tone and inflection in his post. I'll see if I can find it.
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I swear, I've been fingerprinted more than most felons.
I really don't see why I can't just get printed once and be done with it instead of every time I apply for a new teaching license.
I really want to see Jason's attempts to escape Kansas using a catapult....Morning, all. What did I miss?Well, Max's trip home from Europe took an interesting turn when he was forced to switch from a commercial plane to a cargo plane carrying live farm animals. Meanwhile, Holger's flight to the States took an interesting turn when, while flying over the Bermuda Triangle, the plane became the lead in a duck "v" formation for several dozen miles. Meanwhile, Jason's attempt to escape from Kansas using a catapult....No, wait! That's my soap opera!
Catapult? I thought Jason was going to ride a Nuclear Ballistic Missile.
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Catapult? I thought Jason was going to ride a Nuclear Ballistic Missle.I really want to see Jason's attempts to escape Kansas using a catapult....Morning, all. What did I miss?Well, Max's trip home from Europe took an interesting turn when he was forced to switch from a commercial plane to a cargo plane carrying live farm animals. Meanwhile, Holger's flight to the States took an interesting turn when, while flying over the Bermuda Triangle, the plane became the lead in a duck "v" formation for several dozen miles. Meanwhile, Jason's attempt to escape from Kansas using a catapult....No, wait! That's my soap opera!
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHAWWWWW!!!
*pulls a Slim Pickens*
I really don't see why I can't just get printed once and be done with it instead of every time I apply for a new teaching license.
[Red Queen]Guilty! Off with her head![/Red Queen]
Yup. Apparently I would be an awesome burglar, by the way. My fingerprints are shallow and tend to be very indistinct. Every time I have to get fingerprinted for some new securities license or financial job, it takes them forever because my fingerprints are always hopelessly blurry.
[Red Queen]Off with his head![/Red Queen]
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I really don't see why I can't just get printed once and be done with it instead of every time I apply for a new teaching license.[Red Queen]Guilty! Off with her head![/Red Queen]
Oh, just because while I was there I also asked for a concealed carry application. In a Pinkie Pie voice.
It came up in one of my Facebook groups. It seems some playtester was booted off the D&D 5E group for speaking his mind about the 4E Forgotten Realms setting. It looked pretty ligit from the tone and inflection in his post. I'll see if I can find it.
Please do.