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Sovereign Court

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i hope Sabine's grandmother checks out okay and recovers quickly!

Sovereign Court

er...

*re-robes quickly before HR gets called...*


I hope Sabine's grandmother recovers quickly and fully.

Liberty's Edge

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Update for local FAWTL peeps: it looks like my days off will be Tuesday (always, we're not open), Saturday and Sunday. I will be at OwlCon for the Friday and Saturday stuff, working security one shift each day. Inbox me on FB for my new number (or here if you're in NY and have an allergy to that site ;-) ).


And today came with a nasty morning surprise: My own grandmother's dementia episodes are getting worse. She had to be stopped from dismantling the house's phones. She doesn't know why she was doing it. And her speech is slurred.


=(

Sovereign Court

It's really hard. My own grandmother suffered a nasty fall nearly two years ago now that left her permanently brain-damaged. Her husband stopped helping with her medical bills last month, after stealing all the money from their joint accounts last year. Now the lawyers are getting involved, and it's not going to be pretty.


Jess, I am sorry that happened. I am very, very sorry that happened.


Tin Foil Yamakah wrote:
I also purchased some new d4's, they are shaped like a d12 but they have only the 1-4 sequence. I always found d4's "rolled" wierd.

cooool...


Jess Door wrote:

er...

*re-robes quickly before HR gets called...*

Oh no, feel free to be naked!

I love other news, my wife and I got married in 2008.... Love you sweetie!


houstonderek wrote:

Update for local FAWTL peeps: it looks like my days off will be Tuesday (always, we're not open), Saturday and Sunday. I will be at OwlCon for the Friday and Saturday stuff, working security one shift each day. Inbox me on FB for my new number (or here if you're in NY and have an allergy to that site ;-) ).

I'll send a PM momentarily.

Death to Facebook!!!!!


Jess Door wrote:
It's really hard. My own grandmother suffered a nasty fall nearly two years ago now that left her permanently brain-damaged. Her husband stopped helping with her medical bills last month, after stealing all the money from their joint accounts last year. Now the lawyers are getting involved, and it's not going to be pretty.

I think I remember you telling us about her husband before. I'm sorry he's such a horrid jerk.


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Orthos wrote:
Yeah I have to get stronger glasses every two years or so, so probably not a great option.

{makes note not to stand in front of Orthos when he has the sun behind him shining through glasses}

I'm pretty nearsighted in one eye and really nearsighted in my other one. The prescription seems to have leveled off over the last several years, and I've been doing well with contact lenses. I think many contacts wearers get used to poking things into and out of their eyes (not all that much different than wearing mascara), but ain't nobody going near my eyes with a lasik or any other laser.*

* Which is weird, cause I'd be at the front of the line for William Gibson-/Shadowrun-style Zeiss cybereye-replacements with the full thermographic/low-light/flare protection/smartgun II upgrades.


My sight changed really dramatically during the summer the year I turned 18 (1997). I went from being able to sit in the back of class and have no problem reading anything on the blackboard to having to squint even if I sat up front (which got a bit weird when I went to do my physical for the military and the forms I'd filled in in March said I had perfect eye-sight and six months later I was squinting like an owl in bright sunlight).

I'm still using the glasses I got back then, since my eye-sight's not changed since I got them...


Unsurprisingly I got stuck in a "we'll train you if you're needed" reserve unit.

The Exchange

Hits head on the door. I should visit more often.


Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
Orthos wrote:
Yeah I have to get stronger glasses every two years or so, so probably not a great option.

{makes note not to stand in front of Orthos when he has the sun behind him shining through glasses}

I'm pretty nearsighted in one eye and really nearsighted in my other one. The prescription seems to have leveled off over the last several years, and I've been doing well with contact lenses. I think many contacts wearers get used to poking things into and out of their eyes (not all that much different than wearing mascara), but ain't nobody going near my eyes with a lasik or any other laser.*

* Which is weird, cause I'd be at the front of the line for William Gibson-/Shadowrun-style Zeiss cybereye-replacements with the full thermographic/low-light/flare protection/smartgun II upgrades.

hugs Amby for Shadowrun reference


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Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
* Which is weird, cause I'd be at the front of the line for William Gibson-/Shadowrun-style Zeiss cybereye-replacements with the full thermographic/low-light/flare protection/smartgun II upgrades.

Make certain they're properly secured. Last thing you need is some corporate sales jerk hacking your eyes to spam you with advertisements. Or you could just have them non-wireless, but that doesn't seem to be encouraged by the latest ruleset.


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Realized something today...

I live in a desert and dislike snow.
I love warm weather.
I enjoy math.
I like Joss Whedon.

... I'm the anti-Freehold.


ebon_fyre wrote:

Realized something today...

I live in a desert and dislike snow.
I love warm weather.
I enjoy math.
I like Joss Whedon.

... I'm the anti-Freehold.

I already met the anti Freehold at comic con last year. We touched, and in doing so, almost caused a singularity.


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MagusJanus wrote:
Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
* Which is weird, cause I'd be at the front of the line for William Gibson-/Shadowrun-style Zeiss cybereye-replacements with the full thermographic/low-light/flare protection/smartgun II upgrades.
Make certain they're properly secured. Last thing you need is some corporate sales jerk hacking your eyes to spam you with advertisements. Or you could just have them non-wireless, but that doesn't seem to be encouraged by the latest ruleset.

I successfully made my Will save to disbelieve SR 5e and its setting changes.


Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
MagusJanus wrote:
Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
* Which is weird, cause I'd be at the front of the line for William Gibson-/Shadowrun-style Zeiss cybereye-replacements with the full thermographic/low-light/flare protection/smartgun II upgrades.
Make certain they're properly secured. Last thing you need is some corporate sales jerk hacking your eyes to spam you with advertisements. Or you could just have them non-wireless, but that doesn't seem to be encouraged by the latest ruleset.
I successfully made my Will save to disbelieve SR 5e and its setting changes.

hugs, loves Amby

If no one's saying the word "chummer", it's not Shadowrun.


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My CoT group is going to be the death of me.

Silver Crusade

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I could go for a vacation.


Freehold DM wrote:
Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
MagusJanus wrote:
Ambrosia Slaad wrote:
* Which is weird, cause I'd be at the front of the line for William Gibson-/Shadowrun-style Zeiss cybereye-replacements with the full thermographic/low-light/flare protection/smartgun II upgrades.
Make certain they're properly secured. Last thing you need is some corporate sales jerk hacking your eyes to spam you with advertisements. Or you could just have them non-wireless, but that doesn't seem to be encouraged by the latest ruleset.
I successfully made my Will save to disbelieve SR 5e and its setting changes.

hugs, loves Amby

If no one's saying the word "chummer", it's not Shadowrun.

5e SR brought "chummer" back ^^ On page 14, in the section where they describe the setting.

They're still going wireless-happy, though :S

But, they brought the slang back, actually wrote a full rules set (glares at 4e), and they made picking human as Priority A actually worth something.

Shadow Lodge

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Freehold DM wrote:
I already met the anti Freehold at comic con last year. We touched, and in doing so, almost caused a singularity.

Try harder next time.

Dark Archive

Morning one and all. Hope ye are having a good one, and have a wonderful weekend coming up. TGIF and all that. :)

@aeglos - I add my well wishes to the others. I hope Sabine's grandma suffered no additional injuries and is recovering well. *fingers crossed*

@MagusJanus - And my sympathies to you too, friend. I hope your grandmother is getting the care she needs. *crosses more fingers*

@Jess Door - I'm very sorry your family has had to go through such a thing. I hope the lawyers can do some good.

@Freehold - Congrats on six years married. Wishing you both the many years of continuing happiness.

Also, does SR 4e not have "chummer"? I am playing in a semi frequent campaign atm and the GM frequently throws in slang that I am learning is from the setting, chummer being among them, but that may just be the GM's doing.


I need to get my gears going again...


Scintillae wrote:
My CoT group is going to be the death of me.

Provided you don't kill us first of course.

Scarab Sages

Good morning FAWTLY Folk!! HAPPY FRIDAY!!!!!

It's looking to be a beautiful day here in Houston! Sunny! High in the low 70s. And it's supposed to be a short, but busy workday.


ENVY.


Orthos wrote:
ENVY.

I don't envy the busy-ness.

:P

Scarab Sages

ebon_fyre wrote:

Realized something today...

I live in a desert and dislike snow.
I love warm weather.
I enjoy math.
I like Joss Whedon.

... I'm the anti-Freehold.

Except for the desert thing, this could be me. Although I never considered myself the Anti-Freehold, so much as a resistance to his boreal nature.

Scarab Sages

Orthos wrote:
ENVY.

I shall think positive weather and rainbows your way.

Scarab Sages

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Either that, or I'll send Sebastian to follow you around with his unicorn farts.

Scarab Sages

Scintillae wrote:
My CoT group is going to be the death of me.

But....but....then how can the Horde devour you during the zombiepocalypse?

Scarab Sages

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Is it sad that my phone recognizes the word "zombiepocalypse"?

Scarab Sages

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Celestial Healer wrote:
I could go for a vacation.

Come to Houston!!!

Scarab Sages

We could have a party and do karaoke!

Scarab Sages

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Or FAWTLYoake! It's like Karaoke, but with more booze and bacon and (optional) BttH.

Scarab Sages

Mmmmm.....bacon.

Scarab Sages

Damnit! Now I'm hungry! And I should get busy, anyway. So I shall bid you all a fond adieu.


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Yay!

*hugs Amby... Avoiding slaadish egg-injecting claws*


Aberzombie wrote:
Orthos wrote:
ENVY.
I shall think positive weather and rainbows your way.

Well it IS going to be 50+ and rainy this weekend. =)


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I hope that Yggdrasil will be successful project with more issues. Now I have resources to work with for future submissions.


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Slaad-blog? Why I haven't seen that before?!


Well, it started this month... That could explain a bit.


Bad news. Both Kingmaker and Legacy of Fire got cancelled this weekend.

Good news. Despite a lack of proper sleep, creative juices are flowing quite well.

Neutral news. I am probably going to get a dentist's appointment for this weekend.


Boo, yay, and know the feeling, going in for a look at what I'm pretty sure is an ear infection on Monday.


Hopefully it goes away fast. Ear infections are nasty stuff.

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