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The Emperor is also naked!


Did you hear the one about the dyslexic pimp? He opened a wharehouse.


I'd prefer naked audience with an Empress.


The Emperor might object.


Orthos wrote:
The Emperor might object.

An Empress not The Empress.


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I've said some strange things while blindfolding and restraining lovers pre (and sometimes post) congrex, however I must admit I've *never* said that. I have to try that one someday.

Kajehase wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
The Minis Maniac wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
The Minis Maniac wrote:

Lady at work: Do you have another frame like this one with a different couple in the picture?

Me: No why? Whats wrong with the picture?
Lady: Well it's got dark people in it and well I'd rather non dark people in the picture>
Me: *Balefully glares at lady*
Lady: "I'm not prejudice! really!"
Me: *Continues to give lady the s~&! eyes while saying nothing*
Lady: I guess I'll just put this back
Me: Watches lady leave the store while continuing to give her s~#% eyes*
You best be trollin.
I wish I was Freehold. My gut wrenching disgust for that ladies words literally paralyzed my mouth. I could only voice my disgust through a deathly glare. It just totally flabbergasted me. I hope I never see her again.
You gotta be kidding me. I truly wish I was there to...*ahem* do that thing I do to racist women.
Walk up real close and sweetly whisper "The President is black," in her ear?


hi everyone


Hi Aeglos

The Exchange

Hi

The Exchange

For some reason I wanted to post:

NORM!

but chose not to.


*waves at CJ and Orthos*

The Exchange

Ever have one of those days where you wish you had lottery tickets to check just on the off chance you did not have to go to work?


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YES! Downloaded the "illuminated production" audiobook of Ellen Kushner's Privilege of the Sword. 15-½ hours of nasty nobles, snarky comments, and clumsy adolescents coming to terms with growing up, and, of course, a girl with a sword and a mad, debauched, but actually quite noble duke of an uncle. Yay!

(Having Simon "Arthur Dent" Jones play one of the older characters doesn't hurt either. And there's a cameo by Neil Gaiman. And the scenes not narrated by Kushner has Felicia Day do the voice of the book's main character. Yay again!)


Hiya aeglos.

And quite often, CJ. The problem being that since I deliver newspaper for a living, it might actually be faster to go to work and check them there.


No one specific for execution. Any peasant will do.


Is a monarch butterfly the ruler of all butterflies?


How many subjects does a King Cobra have?


Is it true that when you say 'no' you really mean 'yes'?

Spoiler:
No

Spoiler:
Benny Hill


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Emperor7 wrote:
Is a monarch butterfly the ruler of all butterflies?

FEAR THE MONARCH!


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Patrick Curtin wrote:
Emperor7 wrote:
Is a monarch butterfly the ruler of all butterflies?
FEAR THE MONARCH!

ROFLMAO!

Must, learn, to, stop, drinking, while, reading, posts!

<Wipes drink off keyboard>


makes a beeline for the jacuzzi, grabbing a bottle of something chilled and fizzy on the way

What a day it's been, FAWTLfolk! If what doesn't kill you makes you stronger, I should be giving Superman a run for his money right about now...

Would anyone care to remind me of happy-making stuff out there in the world?


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Lindisty wrote:


Would anyone care to remind me of happy-making stuff out there in the world?

Snoopy happiness

Sovereign Court

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Lindisty wrote:

makes a beeline for the jacuzzi, grabbing a bottle of something chilled and fizzy on the way

What a day it's been, FAWTLfolk! If what doesn't kill you makes you stronger, I should be giving Superman a run for his money right about now...

Would anyone care to remind me of happy-making stuff out there in the world?

Fuzzy purring cats.

Cheese.
Bacon.
Naps.
Finding a $20 bill in your coat pocket when you pull out your winter jacket for the season.
Someone giving you an unexpected compliment.
giving someone else an unexpected compliment and watching them smile.


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Lindisty wrote:

makes a beeline for the jacuzzi, grabbing a bottle of something chilled and fizzy on the way

What a day it's been, FAWTLfolk! If what doesn't kill you makes you stronger, I should be giving Superman a run for his money right about now...

Would anyone care to remind me of happy-making stuff out there in the world?

boobs

FaWtL
the eternal glory of the hour that stretches
Haterade (tm)
flirting with people you find attractive
video games (I heart bayonetta)
Conventions
visiting friends in other states
kittens /cats
Deviant art
boobs
punching out after a long day of work
tabletop rpgs
new dice
watching Facebook's ipo sink
the horrified looks on the faces of Joss Whedon fans as I remind them that Firefly will never return to television
not being able to find Alton brown on tv


*yawn*

G'Night folks. Time to bed.

*yawns again while shooing away moth trying to sit on the screen*


"Lindisty wrote:
Would anyone care to remind me of happy-making stuff out there in the world?

Fuzzy bunnies


Yeah I am Canadian, Canada is like America light. You get just as many extreme views but most Canadians are to polite to voice them. Which is kind of frightening when you think about it :S


And yes there is a Canadian Texas, we call it Alberta has cowboys, oil fields, cattle ranches, and ultra conservatives. However it is directly beside our California British Columbia which has your pot smoking hemp wearing hippies a burgeoning film industry, rich liberal snobs and even some redwood forests. So Canada isn't that much different than the states.


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Canada is like.....the USA's crazy ex-girlfriend that won't stop stalking him. She knows everything about him........what he ate for breakfast,......where he went today,.....who his Prime Minister is,......and is livid he doesn't know how many states Canada even has. One morning, the U.S.A. will wake up with Canada sitting on his chest doing a creepy rendition of "You ought to know" by Alanis Morisette while cutting her hair off with garden shears.


Patrick Curtin wrote:
Lindisty wrote:


Would anyone care to remind me of happy-making stuff out there in the world?

Snoopy happiness

But he gets all sad and slinks away at the end when the kids glare at him. Poor Snoopy!

Jess Door wrote:
Fuzzy purring cats.

Indeed, though my cranky old lady kitties don't seek out snuggles so much anymore, so my supply is limited. :P

Freehold DM wrote:

boobs

FaWtL
...
Haterade (tm)
flirting with people you find attractive
...
visiting friends in other states
kittens /cats
...
boobs
punching out after a long day of work
tabletop rpgs
new dice
...

Cosigned! (Selectively, anyway. :))

Kajehase wrote:
Fuzzy bunnies

dies of cute


Lindisty wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
Lindisty wrote:


Would anyone care to remind me of happy-making stuff out there in the world?

Snoopy happiness

But he gets all sad and slinks away at the end when the kids glare at him. Poor Snoopy!

Jess Door wrote:
Fuzzy purring cats.

Indeed, though my cranky old lady kitties don't seek out snuggles so much anymore, so my supply is limited. :P

Freehold DM wrote:

boobs

FaWtL
...
Haterade (tm)
flirting with people you find attractive
...
visiting friends in other states
kittens /cats
...
boobs
punching out after a long day of work
tabletop rpgs
new dice
...

Cosigned! (Selectively, anyway. :))

Kajehase wrote:
Fuzzy bunnies

dies of cute

I must say, I find it odd at the VERY least that you do not enjoy the hour that stretches.


Freehold DM wrote:
I must say, I find it odd at the VERY least that you do not enjoy the hour that stretches.

I fear that I'm uneducated, and missed the reference. I might enjoy it, if I knew more about it. :)

edited to add: Though if you were referring to the Harlan Ellison short story that I get as a result when I search that phrase in Google, then no, I wouldn't enjoy it. Ellison is one of my least favorite authors ever, and a creepy, creepy man besides.


Lindisty wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
I must say, I find it odd at the VERY least that you do not enjoy the hour that stretches.

I fear that I'm uneducated, and missed the reference. I might enjoy it, if I knew more about it. :)

edited to add: Though if you were referring to the Harlan Ellison short story that I get as a result when I search that phrase in Google, then no, I wouldn't enjoy it. Ellison is one of my least favorite authors ever, and a creepy, creepy man besides.

I fear I am the uneducated one here. I have never known it as a reference to anything other than orgasm(and perhaps the few seconds after it). I didn't know of this short story, I will have to check it out, although I will keep in mind that you give Ellison a very low grade.


Freehold DM wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
I must say, I find it odd at the VERY least that you do not enjoy the hour that stretches.

I fear that I'm uneducated, and missed the reference. I might enjoy it, if I knew more about it. :)

edited to add: Though if you were referring to the Harlan Ellison short story that I get as a result when I search that phrase in Google, then no, I wouldn't enjoy it. Ellison is one of my least favorite authors ever, and a creepy, creepy man besides.

I fear I am the uneducated one here. I have never known it as a reference to anything other than orgasm(and perhaps the few seconds after it).

Umm... oh.

Well then.

That goes without saying.

Freehold DM wrote:
I didn't know of this short story, I will have to check it out, although I will keep in mind that you give Ellison a very low grade.

I freely admit that my dislike of Ellison's writing is colored by my distaste for his behavior-- I find it difficult to separate the one from the other. (I'm in a similar situation with Orson Scott Card these days, but that's more difficult because I really enjoyed the 'Ender' series once upon a time.) If you don't share that connection, you may well like it.

Sovereign Court

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Lindisty wrote:
Would anyone care to remind me of happy-making stuff out there in the world?

Pulled pork bbq aromas wafting through the house!

...you know, it really sucks to love cooking and be dieting. There is not enough exercise in the world...

Oh well, I will keep foisting off food on coworkers and gaming groups. :)


Lindisty wrote:


I freely admit that my dislike of Ellison's writing is colored by my distaste for his behavior-- I find it difficult to separate the one from the other. (I'm in a similar situation with Orson Scott Card these days, but that's more difficult because I really enjoyed the 'Ender' series once upon a time.) If you don't share that connection, you may well like it.

Is he a Scientologist? He sure does sue people a lot.


Grew up watching Captain Kirk as a kid.

Idolizing Captain Kirk.

Found out that he is an utter and complete jackass.

Nothing surprizes me any more.


Lindisty wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
I must say, I find it odd at the VERY least that you do not enjoy the hour that stretches.

I fear that I'm uneducated, and missed the reference. I might enjoy it, if I knew more about it. :)

edited to add: Though if you were referring to the Harlan Ellison short story that I get as a result when I search that phrase in Google, then no, I wouldn't enjoy it. Ellison is one of my least favorite authors ever, and a creepy, creepy man besides.

I fear I am the uneducated one here. I have never known it as a reference to anything other than orgasm(and perhaps the few seconds after it).

Umm... oh.

Well then.

That goes without saying.

Freehold DM wrote:
I didn't know of this short story, I will have to check it out, although I will keep in mind that you give Ellison a very low grade.
I freely admit that my dislike of Ellison's writing is colored by my distaste for his behavior-- I find it difficult to separate the one from the other. (I'm in a similar situation with Orson Scott Card these days, but that's more difficult because I really enjoyed the 'Ender' series once upon a time.) If you don't share that connection, you may well like it.

I fear I'm not up on these authors, much to my chagrin. What have they done that upset you so?

Sovereign Court

With actors and authors and singers, I try to enjoy their art for what it is without letting my opinion of their opinion color it too much. Obviously you want to keep an eye out for attempts to manipulate you through the art, but in general I'm happier keeping the two as separate as possible. :D

Sovereign Court

aaaargh, time to drag myself to gym.

wish I could really turn into a 'zilla. I imagine smashing Tokyo burns lots of calories...


Spanky the Leprechaun wrote:
Lindisty wrote:


I freely admit that my dislike of Ellison's writing is colored by my distaste for his behavior-- I find it difficult to separate the one from the other. (I'm in a similar situation with Orson Scott Card these days, but that's more difficult because I really enjoyed the 'Ender' series once upon a time.) If you don't share that connection, you may well like it.
Is he a Scientologist? He sure does sue people a lot.

Ellison? Dunno about his religion. He's a creepy sexual harasser, though, and a thoroughly disgusting sexist crapwaffle.

Card's Mormon, and virulently anti-gay. I read a couple of his homophobic screeds that just turned me off the rest of writing.


Jess Door wrote:
With actors and authors and singers, I try to enjoy their art for what it is without letting my opinion of their opinion color it too much. Obviously you want to keep an eye out for attempts to manipulate you through the art, but in general I'm happier keeping the two as separate as possible. :D

I TRY to keep them separate, with varying degrees of success depending on the issues in question. :P


Jess Door wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Would anyone care to remind me of happy-making stuff out there in the world?

Pulled pork bbq aromas wafting through the house!

...you know, it really sucks to love cooking and be dieting. There is not enough exercise in the world...

Oh well, I will keep foisting off food on coworkers and gaming groups. :)

You know what's a great form of exercise? Walking to NY to bring me some of that wonderful pulled pork bbq. The best thing about it is you don't even have to walk to NY, you can just walk to Brooklyn!!

Sovereign Court

Freehold DM wrote:
Jess Door wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Would anyone care to remind me of happy-making stuff out there in the world?

Pulled pork bbq aromas wafting through the house!

...you know, it really sucks to love cooking and be dieting. There is not enough exercise in the world...

Oh well, I will keep foisting off food on coworkers and gaming groups. :)

You know what's a great form of exercise? Walking to NY to bring me some of that wonderful pulled pork bbq. The best thing about it is you don't even have to walk to NY, you can just walk to Brooklyn!!

Houston is the nexus of FAWTL-ness! You should totally come visit some time!

Shadow Lodge

He may never escape if he does.

Sovereign Court

Lindisty wrote:
Jess Door wrote:
With actors and authors and singers, I try to enjoy their art for what it is without letting my opinion of their opinion color it too much. Obviously you want to keep an eye out for attempts to manipulate you through the art, but in general I'm happier keeping the two as separate as possible. :D
I TRY to keep them separate, with varying degrees of success depending on the issues in question. :P

yeah, I understand.


Spanky the Leprechaun wrote:

Grew up watching Captain Kirk as a kid.

Idolizing Captain Kirk.

Found out that he is an utter and complete jackass.

Nothing surprizes me any more.

Humph. William Shatner nearly killed me once. That's when I stopped being a fan.

(To be fair, it wasn't deliberate. He just couldn't control the horse he was riding and nearly ran over me. The fact that he didn't even apologize convinced me he was a jerk.)


Jess Door wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Jess Door wrote:
Lindisty wrote:
Would anyone care to remind me of happy-making stuff out there in the world?

Pulled pork bbq aromas wafting through the house!

...you know, it really sucks to love cooking and be dieting. There is not enough exercise in the world...

Oh well, I will keep foisting off food on coworkers and gaming groups. :)

You know what's a great form of exercise? Walking to NY to bring me some of that wonderful pulled pork bbq. The best thing about it is you don't even have to walk to NY, you can just walk to Brooklyn!!
Houston is the nexus of FAWTL-ness! You should totally come visit some time!

I'll have you know I've MET Houston. He was pretty cool, but he seems to be more of a person than a location.


Lindisty wrote:
Spanky the Leprechaun wrote:

Grew up watching Captain Kirk as a kid.

Idolizing Captain Kirk.

Found out that he is an utter and complete jackass.

Nothing surprizes me any more.

Humph. William Shatner nearly killed me once. That's when I stopped being a fan.

(To be fair, it wasn't deliberate. He just couldn't control the horse he was riding and nearly ran over me. The fact that he didn't even apologize convinced me he was a jerk.)

You have got to be KIDDING ME!!!!!

I met Brent Spiner at the very first convention I ever went to. The man was an ass.


I swear that karma is out to get me. For what I don't know.

Our new staff asst (of 2 months) sent out a product list for a vendor to bid on. AND INCLUDED A PAGE OF PRICES FROM OUR EXISTING VENDORS!

Really thinking she won't make her 90 days. This, from a paralegal with contract experience. Gawd, I hate firing people. And yes, there are other minor 'problems'. This might be the straw. This sux.

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