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Easter bank holiday this w/end. Have an eekstah ehg to eat, but I'm saving it. Spent the morning gardening, then went for a walk in the afternoon, along the canal, past the chemical works, the injection moulding place and the sewage farm, then through the woods, where someone's made a little shrine to their evening's entertainment consisting of burnt-out aerosol cans and broken alcopops bottles on sticks with a bunch of flowers (pinched from a nearby cemetery) in the middle. They'd also hung some Christmas baubles on the bushes.
Mwah-ha-ha-ha-ha! In Slaadviet Russia, eekstah ehg eat you!
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Easter bank holiday this w/end. Have an eekstah ehg to eat, but I'm saving it. Spent the morning gardening, then went for a walk in the afternoon, along the canal, past the chemical works, the injection moulding place and the sewage farm, then through the woods, where someone's made a little shrine to their evening's entertainment consisting of burnt-out aerosol cans and broken alcopops bottles on sticks with a bunch of flowers (pinched from a nearby cemetery) in the middle. They'd also hung some Christmas baubles on the bushes.Mwah-ha-ha-ha-ha! In Slaadviet Russia, eekstah ehg eat you!
{bonks her on the head} You dum-dum, even I know you're not supposed to start Villainous Monologuing until after he's already ingested the ehg!
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{bonks her on the head} You dum-dum, even I know you're not supposed to start Villainous Monologuing until after he's already ingested the ehg!Easter bank holiday this w/end. Have an eekstah ehg to eat, but I'm saving it. Spent the morning gardening, then went for a walk in the afternoon, along the canal, past the chemical works, the injection moulding place and the sewage farm, then through the woods, where someone's made a little shrine to their evening's entertainment consisting of burnt-out aerosol cans and broken alcopops bottles on sticks with a bunch of flowers (pinched from a nearby cemetery) in the middle. They'd also hung some Christmas baubles on the bushes.Mwah-ha-ha-ha-ha! In Slaadviet Russia, eekstah ehg eat you!
{smacks both Eekster and Pillbug} Numbskulls! Geez, you two are always leaping into trouble without a second thought!
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{smacks both Eekster and Pillbug} Numbskulls! Geez, you two are always leaping into trouble without a second thought!{bonks her on the head} You dum-dum, even I know you're not supposed to start Villainous Monologuing until after he's already ingested the ehg!Easter bank holiday this w/end. Have an eekstah ehg to eat, but I'm saving it. Spent the morning gardening, then went for a walk in the afternoon, along the canal, past the chemical works, the injection moulding place and the sewage farm, then through the woods, where someone's made a little shrine to their evening's entertainment consisting of burnt-out aerosol cans and broken alcopops bottles on sticks with a bunch of flowers (pinched from a nearby cemetery) in the middle. They'd also hung some Christmas baubles on the bushes.Mwah-ha-ha-ha-ha! In Slaadviet Russia, eekstah ehg eat you!
You really need to invest in better minions, yeeesssss.
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Easter bank holiday this w/end. Have an eekstah ehg to eat, but I'm saving it. Spent the morning gardening, then went for a walk in the afternoon, along the canal, past the chemical works, the injection moulding place and the sewage farm, then through the woods, where someone's made a little shrine to their evening's entertainment consisting of burnt-out aerosol cans and broken alcopops bottles on sticks with a bunch of flowers (pinched from a nearby cemetery) in the middle. They'd also hung some Christmas baubles on the bushes.Mwah-ha-ha-ha-ha! In Slaadviet Russia, eekstah ehg eat you!
*Hovers over eekstah ehg, tulwar in hand and determined expression on face*
You're not going to get the drop on me, you chocolatey ovoid *thing*, you...
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*Hovers over eekstah ehg, tulwar in hand and determined expression on face*
You're not going to get the drop on me, you chocolatey ovoid *thing*, you...
Yes, a nice chocolate Kinder Surprise! Slaad Kinder, that is.
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Ohhhh, I'm going to be a father, er, mother! Both! I'm so proud!
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Congrats! Soon you'll have your very own Chaotic bundle of 2d4 Slaadlings to bring you joy, or at the very least, excitement and constant surprise.
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Nothing compares to the joy of watching your very own slaadlings devour your entrails from the inside.
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First post was in December of 2006. I'd joined the forums about a year prior in order to read James Jacobs' Age of Worms campaign journal. The messageboards looked something like this when I started reading them.Wow. Lot of old nostalgic names there. I joined sometime early 2005, just to renew my dragon mag sub. I didn't start pisting (under my first alias) until mid 2007 after the announcement of dragon and dungeons termination (at least in dead tree)
That is indeed an awesome link.
My first post was in July of 2006, and I am ashamed to admit that it was on the Three Word Game thread.
Mine was...well you know
You mean the "Mr. Fishy" one in October of 2013, or the "What classes are you most likely to want to play" one in July of 2013?
Mine was apparently starting a new thread on July 31, 2011, though I was reasonably confident that I'd posted other things prior to that... they just don't seem to exist. Go figure.
I... don't actually recall when I first made my account.
I'm pretty sure the first thread I was reading had both Set and Mikaze saying nice things to each other back-and-forth, which really inspired me with warm feelings. A sensation that's never really left these forums as a whole (specific instances aside).
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Congrats! Soon you'll have your very own Chaotic bundle of 2d4 Slaadlings to bring you joy, or at the very least, excitement and constant surprise.
Yay! We get to bring constant exciting surprise joy!
* Slaadlings are prepping a big bundle of Chaos*
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looks through spyglass It looks we got some slaads coming through ready the cannons
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My first two posts were in the "Music During Gameplay" thread. At the time, I was just coming off of my Wal-Mart butt rock phase and sliding into liking better music, and... it shows.
After that, I moved on to posting immature rants about why heroes should be dark and angsty in the "Characters Deserving Death" thread.
Then, as now, I seem to have spent an inordinate amount of time talking about music on a gaming forum. I also feel the distinct need to invent a time machine solely for the purpose of going back in time and punching my younger self in the head.
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Stay outta my beach community, deadbeat!
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My first post was May 2007. It was in a thread about what you wished you could be in real life...I still stand by my answer. :)
In the meantime, back in real life, spring cleaning is kicking my butt. All the dust is making my eyes itch and swell up...but this place is gonna look amazing whenever I actually finish...sometime before summer officially gets here I hope. :)
I'll get it. One day. Also, might pick different venue over Steam. While I would prefer digital download, Steam pricing screws Poland. It seems that we can't pay in dollars like any sensible person, only in euro... Also my PayPal, which supports dollars and zloty will rip me on dollar/euro conversion rate.
Oh, look, XCOM with Enemy Within and two minor DLC at a big shop near me is 100 zloty. Which a bit less than 25 euro at the moment. Directly at Steam the same (I think) version is 30 euro... And what is funnier the boxed version is a Steam one, too, it requires Steam Account, internet connection, and should include Steam Key... And no need for dealing with inflated Dollar to Euro conversion rates at PayPal.
Should I buy it today or wait until after Easter? If I buy it today I might leave Pillars of Eternity for later...
Meh.
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Happy Easter! Have a good weekend! I'm out! :D
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happy Easter EveryFaWtL
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first post:
sept.2008 on a therad called "who on this boards is from Germany or Austria"
I decided to make an account and post after someone from America had posted that his dad was from Hanau which is in my County
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my heartfelt sympathies to Kajehase and TOZ,
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I'll get it. One day. Also, might pick different venue over Steam. While I would prefer digital download, Steam pricing screws Poland. It seems that we can't pay in dollars like any sensible person, only in euro... Also my PayPal, which supports dollars and zloty will rip me on dollar/euro conversion rate.Oh, look, XCOM with Enemy Within and two minor DLC at a big shop near me is 100 zloty. Which a bit less than 25 euro at the moment. Directly at Steam the same (I think) version is 30 euro... And what is funnier the boxed version is a Steam one, too, it requires Steam Account, internet connection, and should include Steam Key... And no need for dealing with inflated Dollar to Euro conversion rates at PayPal.
Should I buy it today or wait until after Easter? If I buy it today I might leave Pillars of Eternity for later...
Do it! Just play through the main game without any add ons at lest once before doing Enemy Within.
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My first post was on Feb. 8, 2006 at 5:57 pm. I think I was lurking for a few months before that.
Do it! Just play through the main game without any add ons at lest once before doing Enemy Within.I'll get it. One day. Also, might pick different venue over Steam. While I would prefer digital download, Steam pricing screws Poland. It seems that we can't pay in dollars like any sensible person, only in euro... Also my PayPal, which supports dollars and zloty will rip me on dollar/euro conversion rate.Oh, look, XCOM with Enemy Within and two minor DLC at a big shop near me is 100 zloty. Which a bit less than 25 euro at the moment. Directly at Steam the same (I think) version is 30 euro... And what is funnier the boxed version is a Steam one, too, it requires Steam Account, internet connection, and should include Steam Key... And no need for dealing with inflated Dollar to Euro conversion rates at PayPal.
Should I buy it today or wait until after Easter? If I buy it today I might leave Pillars of Eternity for later...
Yeah, I decided to do this while being at shop and buying food for the next three days... I will eat and then I will go get it. Assuming the shop where it was will be still open - everything closes earlier today.
Of course they closed much earlier... No XCOM through the Easter for me.
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My first post was in may of 2013, It was a lovely day. Sun was shining birds were singing...Until I asked for advice on my Master summoner who was going through RotRl. Well it was bad my friends, but I took solace in the fact that at least I did not ask about a rogue.
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Got a phone call from my uncle in New Mexico last night to thank me for the present I got him for his birthday... in October. I'd gone to see Slaid Cleaves, his favorite singer-songwriter, in concert in Syracuse, and picked him up an autographed CD. Apparently, when he got it, Uncle Mark opened the package, saw that it was a CD he already owned, and threw it in his junk drawer. Last week, he wore out the old copy, and opened the CD case, only then noticing the autograph. A fairly typical Mallon family reaction, really, given that most gifts people get end up being things like jumbo packs of AA batteries, boxes of socks, or, on one memorable occasion, 30 pounds of venison breakfast sausage.
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I'd take that sausage.
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30 pounds. A package of sausage around the size of a small child...
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30 pounds. A package of sausage around the size of a small child...
Two large Wegman's bags full. Partial payment for ripping the siding off my other uncle's house. Lasted me 6 months.
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So, Easter should be quiet around the CH household. We were supposed to go to John's bosses' house for Easter dinner, but the lady of the house has been in the hospital all week following a series of surgeries to resolve a brain bleed. She is recovering well, under the circumstances, but the mood is rather subdued.
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30 pounds. A package of sausage around the size of a small child...
I have a freezer (and, during cold winters, a balcony).
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Hope you all have a pleasant Easter.
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On another topic - John Goodman is great in Arachnophobia, ain't he?
Julian Sands does a good job as the completely benign but doomed scientist guy too, for that matter.
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I'd take that sausage.That's what she said.
I miss Urizen.
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30 pounds. A package of sausage around the size of a small child...Two large Wegman's bags full. Partial payment for ripping the siding off my other uncle's house. Lasted me 6 months.And now I miss Wegmans.
*sniff*
You live in New York City, and you love Wegman's. I'm sensing that you're a big fan of crowds.
30 pounds. A package of sausage around the size of a small child...
About the size of my biggest small child (3-yr. old), and three times the size of my smallest small child (5 mo. old).
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boy got a slide for Easter, he was mildly amused, soon we go to my dads to hunt Easter Eggs in the Garden, luckily the weather looks good
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An April Fool's thing that doesn't make me want to rage and punch things?
What sorcery is this?!
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WHOOOO!! IFK Göteborg won their first league game.
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