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its g#$~$$n cold out!

f!!~ winter! and f~#+ that dick rodent!

edit: don't go outside before coffee!


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Move to California. It's bloody Spring weather already. F*!!ing climate change.

Oh, and from what I understand the polar vortex is being intensified by warming sea ice dumping ice melt into the ocean. So getting warmer can make winters colder. I'd exult the amazing and fascinating wonders of science if it wasn't causing damage to infrastructure, making people freeze, and convincing some people that global warming must be fake because it's freakishly cold out.


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Kelsey Arwen MacAilbert wrote:
Move to California. It's bloody Spring weather already. F!$@ing climate change.

we almost did, moved to seattle instead, government and taxes and economy were less f#!%ed up there, we moved back to wisconsin so my mom could see her only grand daughter before her eyes went out (she has since had surgery and her vision is way way better, she has her license and is no longer legally blind **yay for science**)


Hey. Our government isn't that bad, and compared to the rest of the developed world we have low taxes.


This at the end of Gray Davis- beginning of Arnie period, so yeah Cali was f!%~ed up then:-p


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captain yesterday wrote:

its g~&!%!n cold out!

f%&% winter! and f~%+ that dick rodent!

edit: don't go outside before coffee!

such foul language to desecrate such a beautiful season. You're getting a lump of coal in your stocking this year!


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At least he can use it to stay warm.


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captain yesterday wrote:
Kelsey Arwen MacAilbert wrote:
Move to California. It's bloody Spring weather already. F!$@ing climate change.

we almost did, moved to seattle instead, government and taxes and economy were less f+&~ed up there, we moved back to wisconsin so my mom could see her only grand daughter before her eyes went out (she has since had surgery and her vision is way way better, she has her license and is no longer legally blind **yay for science**)

indeed. Would that it could have happened in time to save my own grandmother. But her illness was a very rare one.


she had a Cornea transplant (at the time her Doctor was one of 5 or 6 worldwide that could do it) she still has to go in every few years to get scar tissue laser-ed but she can drive, read and write (which is huge because she's an investigative reporter, still going at 71!)


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Kelsey Arwen MacAilbert wrote:
Hey. Our government isn't that bad, and compared to the rest of the developed world we have low taxes.

I honestly can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.


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Orthos wrote:
Kelsey Arwen MacAilbert wrote:
Hey. Our government isn't that bad, and compared to the rest of the developed world we have low taxes.
I honestly can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.

The correct answer is "Yes".


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I just ordered the latest Order of the Stick book. It should be here next week sometime.


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*Refuses to comment to avoid pulling the thread into politics. Again.*


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Hey! No politics! Bad! Very bad! No soup for anyone!


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You want politics? FINE!!! I will give you politics! Death to the Stormcloaks. Long live the Empire. Ulfric can go to Oblivion! ~rereads~ OHHHH!!!!! You meant REAL world politics! Nevermind. ~slinks away in shame~


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Galt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

edit: wait wrong thread, Um Dangnabbit! argh! Wrong schtick!


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Mairkurion {tm} wrote:

1,775 new.

Did I miss anything?

welcome back, man


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hi everyone,

sadly I don't have much time to post atm

babyboy and his mum have a huge cold and work is a bit more stressfull as well, so npt much internet time at hand


Ouch! thats rough!
Here's a cartoon to cheer you up:-)


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captain yesterday wrote:

Ouch! thats rough!

Here's a cartoon to cheer you up:-)

~laughter~ I liked that one.


aeglos wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:

1,775 new.

Did I miss anything?

welcome back, man

you are going to live a long time. I was just thinking about you!


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Kelsey Arwen MacAilbert wrote:
Try Saints Row.

Just dropped the mic. Just dropped all the mics.


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On my way home this afternoon, I passed a Kia minivan with the license plate "NO WIFE." Baller.


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David M Mallon wrote:
Kelsey Arwen MacAilbert wrote:
Try Saints Row.
Just dropped the mic. Just dropped all the mics.

~laughter~ Now I want to try Saints Row 3.


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No WONDER Ashley Burch liked Saints Row. She was in Saints Row IV.


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Wife just beat saints row 4...big saints row fan.

Dark Archive

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Saints Row IV is awesome. I highly recommend it.

Edit : 3 is also awesome, and I also recommend it, if available.

Also, hope all are well and having a good week. :)

Lastly, curse you Lynora, for Friendship is Dragons and Darths & Droids.


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Lol. Oh, no, someone else got caught up in that too? :D
And no fair blaming me for Friendship is Dragons. That was totally in retaliation for the Darths & Droids link....and it worked. I'm still working my way through Friendship is Dragons. :)


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I need to catch up on both of those, and a great deal of other comics besides. The only ones I really keep up with anymore are Manly Guys Doing Manly Things, MSPA, Widdershins, True Magic, and Gunnerkrigg Court, which is a small selection of the strips supposedly in my favorites folder.


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Darths & Droids, Friendship is Magic, Manly Guys Doing Manly Things, and Gunnerkrigg Court are all incredibly awesome (and I am caught up). May I also recommend Erfworld, Goblins* and Weregeek as well? Excellent stuff. Oh, and Dr. McNinja, Schlock Mercenary**, Sluggy Freelance**, and Captain SNES***!

I apologize for nothing, in advance.

Muwahahah.

* Beware the gore! O.o
** Every day since roughly 2001. Yes, it's that big.
*** If and only if you grew up in the 80s/early 90s; beware the swear^!
^ No, I mean a lot. The protagonist is put in a bunch of very stressful situations and has no linguistic filter. It's also incredibly long and convoluted. It's really great, though. Archive binging is... well it'll likely happen.


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All of those are somewhere on my list except Goblins. I just do not care for it.

Oh also OOTS, but I mostly only check that one when the thread here on Paizo gets bumped.


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You know, I figured that one didn't need mentioning by now! :D


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Orthos wrote:
Kelsey Arwen MacAilbert wrote:
Hey. Our government isn't that bad, and compared to the rest of the developed world we have low taxes.
I honestly can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.

When I was 18, I moved away from California to Colorado. At 20, I moved to Montana. At 22, I tried to go to college in Montana, and they classified me as nonresident (yes, there was a logical reason why). That means $35,000 a year to attend, and Colorado was charge about the same.

California charged me in state and gave me enough state aid to be set, despite me not having stepped foot in the state in four years. Obamacare mandate comes in? Free state health insurance. Public transit? Actually fairly reliable. It gets me where I want to go every day with a minimum of displeasure. Environmental policies? Well, we're trying. Our government is very far from perfection, and I could rant a long time on several glaring flaws, but damned if I'm not better off back in my home state than anywhere else I could have gone, and damned if I don't love and appreciate my home state.


Well i did say we *almost* moved there and its a pretty awesome state, when we moved to Seattle our first choice was Keystone, CO. we knew a guy named Weather that worked there, but alas that was the summer the Rockies nearly burned down, so the jobs weren't there, and we picked Seattle because the economy was very similar to Wisconsin and most importantly i grew up on Jimi Hendrix and Grunge. so my moving to Seattle was Destiny manifest:-)

And Winter sucks but Madison in every other season is pretty sweet:-)


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Don't forget Girl Genius and Supernormal Step.


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Never heard of the latter, but GG is on the list, I'm just waaaaaaaay behind on it.

However I do need to add Paranatural to the list.


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No mentions for Girls With Slingshots?


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Also, Misfile is a fun read.


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Here is a nice list of various webcomic.


Kajehase wrote:
No mentions for Girls With Slingshots?

Never heard of it.


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I read only the most Orthos-disapproved of webcomics.

Menage a 3 and oglaf are a good starting point. Great comedy.

Milkmare of trottingham is more NSFW humor, if you are into ponies. Cookie and Brann is also nsfw, but with a lot more pony related humor and less lecherousness.
I also met someone at a recent con who is going to BRONYCON cosplaying Milky Way. She has the famed mega milk shirt and everything. I am excited.

Norse is straight up h-tastic. I wuvs it.

I also enjoy what little free adult material there is at drow comics, as I lack the money to pay for more. I really need to catch up with the non adult stuff too.

In the more mundane category, I also enjoy cyanide and happiness a great deal, as well as eunnieboo, hugecartoons, the zombie hunters and more.


a busy day ahead, some thoughts running around

-Still cold out, still trying to cope, still haven't gotten my books, at least i got the middle school registration turned in, forgot the strings fee tho (my daughter plays the Violin)

-my wife set up a plastic storage container and dumped a bunch of millet, popcorn and any other grain or rice type thing that had expired or was close to expiring in the kitchen and thats now Tiny T-Rex's "Indoor Sandbox") it was quite brilliant of her:-)

-i can't wait for spring/summer so i can fiddle on the computer myself and track down some of these comics you guys are mentioning:-)

-Finally this has been one of my favorite shows since it came out when we were dealing with our traumatic flea infestation of '13, i can't tell you how much this and Drunk History kept me sane during the everyday vacuuming, waterboarding the poor dog twice a week and researching and purchasing every crackpot remedy and trap the internet can provide.

i tell people about it quite a bit but no one ever watches it, not sure why its super hilarious! (Deacon Jim is a great episode and episode one of season two is also incredibly funny, but really its worth it starting from the beginning)


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Speaking of webcomics, my friend Natalie makes a pretty cool one. So does my friend Steve.

Silver Crusade

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I am torn.

I have discovered that John was using a copy of Fifty Shades of Grey as kindling for the fireplace.

On one hand, I am constitutionally opposed to burning books. On the other, though, it is Fifty Shades of Grey...


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You have a fireplace?


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Celestial Healer wrote:

I am torn.

I have discovered that John was using a copy of Fifty Shades of Grey as kindling for the fireplace.

On one hand, I am constitutionally opposed to burning books. On the other, though, it is Fifty Shades of Grey...

Exception that proves the rule?

Grand Lodge

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Freehold DM wrote:
I also met someone at a recent con who is going to BRONYCON cosplaying Milky Way. She has the famed mega milk shirt and everything. I am excited.

You've seen a certain cosplayer who did a shot of that, right?

Silver Crusade

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Drejk wrote:
You have a fireplace?

Yes. It's one of my favorite things about the new place.


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Celestial Healer wrote:

I am torn.

I have discovered that John was using a copy of Fifty Shades of Grey as kindling for the fireplace.

On one hand, I am constitutionally opposed to burning books. On the other, though, it is Fifty Shades of Grey...

prepares long rant about the wrongness of John's doing

pauses to check TOZ link first

forgets what he was so mad about

goes on deviant art favoriting spree

????

profit


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Worthwhile!

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