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Time to sleep again.


Gnight Bluebird.


*Holds up and opens tiny umbrella. Cringes underneath it.*


Ragadolf wrote:
*Holds up and opens tiny umbrella. Cringes underneath it.*

*likewise*


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Hi everyone,

just one day until the official state wedding

we a re in a crazy rush of work that is still to do,

Today I:
mowed the gras, mulched (is that a word) the front lawn, emptyed and cleaned the garage, deweeded the garden and tidyed up the game room, we also bought stuff, invited neighbours to after-state-wedding-beer-and-snacks (we make a buffet of specialities from Hessia and Saxony) and wrapped some guest gifts

now I am sitting on our new wedding-present wooden bench (thank you mum) in the yard and drink a beer in the evening sun


Yes mulched is a word =)

Gratz, hope everything goes well

Paizo Employee PostMonster General

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Man what a gorgeous weekend. Several hours of hiking* by the Boulder River, waterfalls, forest gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous. And they have rocks!! And pine cones!! And so many doggies!

*Daddy may be a little sore from carrying the howdah


Gary Teter wrote:

Man what a gorgeous weekend. Several hours of hiking* by the Boulder River, waterfalls, forest gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous. And they have rocks!! And pine cones!! And so many doggies!

*Daddy may be a little sore from carrying the howdah

I envy the pacific northwest people, such incredible beautiful landscapes and nature

we had a great time up there last year

google maps told me the river is not far from Anacortes, we did whale watching there


Whale catching?

Lantern Lodge Customer Service Manager

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Gary Teter wrote:

Man what a gorgeous weekend. Several hours of hiking* by the Boulder River, waterfalls, forest gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous. And they have rocks!! And pine cones!! And so many doggies!

*Daddy may be a little sore from carrying the howdah

howdah 1 and howdah 2


Sara Marie wrote:
howdah 1

=P to you too!


Drejk wrote:
Whale catching?

na, just watching (and taking pictures, of course)

we did see Orcas !

Lantern Lodge Customer Service Manager

aeglos wrote:
google maps told me the river is not far from Anacortes, we did whale watching there

The trail we were on was over towards Darrington in the Boulder RIver Wilderness. Absolutely beautiful, although probably a bit more intense than we should have done for the first hike of the season with a 30 lb kid :P


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Sara Marie wrote:
Gary Teter wrote:

Man what a gorgeous weekend. Several hours of hiking* by the Boulder River, waterfalls, forest gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous. And they have rocks!! And pine cones!! And so many doggies!

*Daddy may be a little sore from carrying the howdah

howdah 1

That confidence of a successful slave driver...

Silver Crusade

Awesome, PMG and SM! I love a nice hike.

And it sounds like everything is going well for you and Sabine, aeglos. How exciting!


Also, his left arm looks like having Popeye's proportions... You feed him lots of spinach?


aeglos wrote:

Hi everyone,

just one day until the official state wedding

we a re in a crazy rush of work that is still to do,

Today I:
mowed the gras, mulched (is that a word) the front lawn, emptyed and cleaned the garage, deweeded the garden and tidyed up the game room, we also bought stuff, invited neighbours to after-state-wedding-beer-and-snacks (we make a buffet of specialities from Hessia and Saxony) and wrapped some guest gifts

now I am sitting on our new wedding-present wooden bench (thank you mum) in the yard and drink a beer in the evening sun

Ich gratuliere Ihnen herzlich zu Hochzeit!

(Apologies if the translation into Deutsche has gone awry!)


Patrick Curtin wrote:
aeglos wrote:

Hi everyone,

just one day until the official state wedding

we a re in a crazy rush of work that is still to do,

Today I:
mowed the gras, mulched (is that a word) the front lawn, emptyed and cleaned the garage, deweeded the garden and tidyed up the game room, we also bought stuff, invited neighbours to after-state-wedding-beer-and-snacks (we make a buffet of specialities from Hessia and Saxony) and wrapped some guest gifts

now I am sitting on our new wedding-present wooden bench (thank you mum) in the yard and drink a beer in the evening sun

Ich gratuliere Ihnen herzlich zu Hochzeit!

(Apologies if the translation into Deutsche has gone awry!)

thank you Patrick :-)

and the german is correct

but it is still 1 day, 3 till church and big celebration


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I had a GPS system tell me to make a U-Turn on the Oklahoma Freeway in the middle of rush hour and right into a concrete retaining wall.

Stupid schizophrenic machine.


O_o


aeglos wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
aeglos wrote:

Hi everyone,

just one day until the official state wedding

we a re in a crazy rush of work that is still to do,

Today I:
mowed the gras, mulched (is that a word) the front lawn, emptyed and cleaned the garage, deweeded the garden and tidyed up the game room, we also bought stuff, invited neighbours to after-state-wedding-beer-and-snacks (we make a buffet of specialities from Hessia and Saxony) and wrapped some guest gifts

now I am sitting on our new wedding-present wooden bench (thank you mum) in the yard and drink a beer in the evening sun

Ich gratuliere Ihnen herzlich zu Hochzeit!

(Apologies if the translation into Deutsche has gone awry!)

thank you Patrick :-)

and the german is correct

but it is still 1 day, 3 till church and big celebration

I don't think I can manage future perfect tense in German, so I will stick to English:

I hope that you and Sabine will have a wonderful wedding!


Stupid work network! It's been crashing on and off all day, and now appears to have gone down for good. Only an hour left too! I could have (theoretically) finished the stupid document I've been trying to work through all day.


Orthos wrote:
O_o

Exactly!


Math class today. Actually had to teach. It went predictably.


I think the majority of them got it, so that's good. Thank heaven it was just trig ratios.


Less fortunately, this was my mental soundtrack all day.


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...And I think a kid hit on me.


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It's been a very what day.


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And CoT tonight.

It's just a play! That'll be nice and sane and go smoothly!


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Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah ahahaha


HHHHNNNNNNNNNNNNNNRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGHHHH!!! STOP NOT DOING WHAT YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO BE DOING!! RRRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUUUGGHHH!!!!

*resists urge to smash computer*


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Gee Whiz, that guy has issues, amirite?

Shadow Lodge

Pathfinder Rulebook Subscriber

Mother Nature is a b*~$~! She sent another deer after me. It swerves to miss the semi I was following and runs head on into the rental car I'm driving while my other car (that hit a deer 13 days ago) is being repaired. Once again I was ok, but now the front bumper is cracked. I may need 2 jobs to pay for car insurance.

The Exchange

Well at least you are OK and it is the rental car this time.

Shadow Lodge

Pathfinder Rulebook Subscriber

I'm just worried that now that I have thwarted two of her deer minions she is going to up the ante. Hurricane season is coming soon...


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So now we don't have to fear zombie-deers... Aparently this is a deer revnant hauntng Tordek... *shivers*

It's going to haunt only you, right? We don't have to watch for hordes of undying deers?


Also, if this time you got the deer meat don't eat it! It may infect you with zombie plague...


Who would suspect that zombie plague start somewhere else than Philadelphia?

RPG Superstar 2012

BluePigeon wrote:

I had a GPS system tell me to make a U-Turn on the Oklahoma Freeway in the middle of rush hour and right into a concrete retaining wall.

Stupid schizophrenic machine.

The cake is a lie.

RPG Superstar 2012

Drejk wrote:

So now we don't have to fear zombie-deers... Aparently this is a deer revnant hauntng Tordek... *shivers*

It's going to haunt only you, right? We don't have to watch for hordes of undying deers?

Reminds me of a short story I wrote...


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BluePigeon wrote:

I had a GPS system tell me to make a U-Turn on the Oklahoma Freeway in the middle of rush hour and right into a concrete retaining wall.

Stupid schizophrenic machine.

You have passed Test 1 on tech dependency. You may continue living for the moment. Test 2 will be administered at an undisclosed date.

Survival of the fittest!


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A dwarf artificer becomes infected with virulent high-functionality zombie plague after eating infected meat from a deer he accidentally run over while testing one of his creation, a golem walker... Only a careful investigation discovers that the flesh-eating deer was sent by a mad blight druid wanting to take revenge on the dwarf for unknown crimes.

Sounds like a plot for an adventure. Or a short story.

EDIT: Ninja'ed by a badger...

The Exchange

Been thinking of an post-Armageddon game. Based off of the TV Series Chuck, the TV Series DollHouse (and the two not shown on TV episodes) and the Stephen King novel's Cell, Carrie, Firestarter, the Dead Zone as well as The Shining and it soon to be released Sequel.


If this darn connection would stop being down for half the day (I'd better get a discount on the monthly fee is all I'm saying), I'm gonna post a lovely little entry from the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle in the Did You Know thread.

Bored monks are funny!


And just to prove my point, I have to use my phone for this podt. GRrR


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The Sixfold Trial hath begun! And we stopped midway in. It's late.


Just one post in 3 hours and 6 minutes. Bad FAWTLers.


In fairness, that post is also an alibi for posting.


In that case I blame the butler.


Although I can honestly only think of one story where it is the butler what done it.

Spoiler:
Gosford Park

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