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me: finds one awesome song
me: Plays it over and over until I get distracted or get tired of it
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Bonus points for listening to music naked.
I can not do it anymore since friends moved in. It is not worth the trouble with putting on pants every time I want to go to kitchen or bathroom...
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i do everything while naked. i even wear clothes while naked.
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i do everything while naked. i even wear clothes while naked.
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Date went surprisingly well. She's into history and old books, is a big fan of Jawbreaker, and is way more attractive than I deserve.
Maybe this will work out, or maybe she's just planning on laying eggs in my chest cavity. Not sure which is more probable.
you see, if you had brought me with you, I could have told you if she was planning to lay eggs in your chest cavity, cuz that's what wingmen do. Not that I would have interrupted the date or anything. I mean...that might be your thing.
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Speaking of, I just finished watching The Thing. It explains a lot of white wolf art and game mechanics.
I also look forward to drawing all of your blood and testing it because I don't know how many of you are who you say you are.
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I do not recommend drawing all of my blood as I need at least 60% of my blood volume to survive.
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I do not recommend drawing all of my blood as I need at least 60% of my blood volume to survive.
that's exactly what one of THEM would say!
assuming I can find them. being on a college campus with no money or transport kind of limits my options.unfortunately, unless I can find the right kind of adhesive for making a flexible join between silicone and metal, it's not fixable.Fine-grit sandpaper and a little dab of silicone caulk might work.
Wait, this is for a necklace chain? I am intrigued and confused. I do jewelry making as a hobby, with a lot of wire work as part of that. And I've never encountered silicone as a chain component before. Usually when a chain breaks you just have to replace a jump ring. Is it the clasp or the pendant that is made of unusual material? I'm really quite curious.
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Good luck getting my blood, as you can see I've taken precautions to prevent that, I might need to rethink my methods in the future however.
Wait, this is for a necklace chain? I am intrigued and confused. I do jewelry making as a hobby, with a lot of wire work as part of that. And I've never encountered silicone as a chain component before. Usually when a chain breaks you just have to replace a jump ring. Is it the clasp or the pendant that is made of unusual material? I'm really quite curious.assuming I can find them. being on a college campus with no money or transport kind of limits my options.unfortunately, unless I can find the right kind of adhesive for making a flexible join between silicone and metal, it's not fixable.Fine-grit sandpaper and a little dab of silicone caulk might work.
technically it's not a chain, that's just what i'm accustomed to calling it.
what it actually is is a silicone string/wire thing with lots of tiny little orange beads strung on it, and it is fastened by little metal fasteners on either end that screw into each other. the string broke right off of one of the fasteners. I think some of the remains of the silicon is in the hole in the back of the fastener where the silicone string was inserted during manufacture.
the chain/necklace whatever is important only to hold up my pendant. I wouldn't mind so much if i could find something else to string my pendant, but I know from experience that they don't even sell string here.
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Went to Renn yesterday. Mostly a fun time. The highlights include Tartanic bringing a couple of guys in full Knights Templar costumes on stage to play tambourine for them and of course the weird show from Zoltan the Adequate.
Unfortunately it was the day for losing things. My husband accidentally dropped his gauntlets in the parking lot, and I lost a one of a kind bracelet. It slipped off my wrist at some point during the day. I can only guess that it must have caught on my sleeve and loosened and then fallen off. :(
Good luck getting my blood, as you can see I've taken precautions to prevent that, I might need to rethink my methods in the future however.
Hey are you how Medic lost his medical license?
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Wait, this is for a necklace chain? I am intrigued and confused. I do jewelry making as a hobby, with a lot of wire work as part of that. And I've never encountered silicone as a chain component before. Usually when a chain breaks you just have to replace a jump ring. Is it the clasp or the pendant that is made of unusual material? I'm really quite curious.assuming I can find them. being on a college campus with no money or transport kind of limits my options.unfortunately, unless I can find the right kind of adhesive for making a flexible join between silicone and metal, it's not fixable.Fine-grit sandpaper and a little dab of silicone caulk might work.technically it's not a chain, that's just what i'm accustomed to calling it.
what it actually is is a silicone string/wire thing with lots of tiny little orange beads strung on it, and it is fastened by little metal fasteners on either end that screw into each other. the string broke right off of one of the fasteners. I think some of the remains of the silicon is in the hole in the back of the fastener where the silicone string was inserted during manufacture.
the chain/necklace whatever is important only to hold up my pendant. I wouldn't mind so much if i could find something else to string my pendant, but I know from experience that they don't even sell string here.
Ah. Well that explains it. Interesting string. I have never seen one like that. It sounds pretty cool.
If you can find either a hardware store or a craft store, you'll be spoiled for choices as far as string goes. Or a sporting goods store. Fishing line makes excellent necklace string.Good luck with your search and thanks for assuaging my curiosity. :)
Wait, this is for a necklace chain? I am intrigued and confused. I do jewelry making as a hobby, with a lot of wire work as part of that. And I've never encountered silicone as a chain component before. Usually when a chain breaks you just have to replace a jump ring. Is it the clasp or the pendant that is made of unusual material? I'm really quite curious.assuming I can find them. being on a college campus with no money or transport kind of limits my options.unfortunately, unless I can find the right kind of adhesive for making a flexible join between silicone and metal, it's not fixable.Fine-grit sandpaper and a little dab of silicone caulk might work.technically it's not a chain, that's just what i'm accustomed to calling it.
what it actually is is a silicone string/wire thing with lots of tiny little orange beads strung on it, and it is fastened by little metal fasteners on either end that screw into each other. the string broke right off of one of the fasteners. I think some of the remains of the silicon is in the hole in the back of the fastener where the silicone string was inserted during manufacture.
the chain/necklace whatever is important only to hold up my pendant. I wouldn't mind so much if i could find something else to string my pendant, but I know from experience that they don't even sell string here.
Ah. Well that explains it. Interesting string. I have never seen one like that. It sounds pretty cool.
If you can find either a hardware store or a craft store, you'll be spoiled for choices as far as string goes. Or a sporting goods store. Fishing line makes excellent necklace string.
Good luck with your search and thanks for assuaging my curiosity. :)
Thanks!
I don't even know how it broke. I went to bed wearing it (as I always do) and then this morning I was just watching a youtube video and looked down to see that the string was broken and beads and stuff were falling off.
Speaking of, I just finished watching The Thing. It explains a lot of white wolf art and game mechanics.
I also look forward to drawing all of your blood and testing it because I don't know how many of you are who you say you are.
I'm a real light sleeper, Freehold.
The book is novelization based on earlier version of the script and contains a few differences, including at least one sequence that wasn't included in the final script or was cut away.
Went to Renn yesterday. Mostly a fun time. The highlights include Tartanic bringing a couple of guys in full Knights Templar costumes on stage to play tambourine for them and of course the weird show from Zoltan the Adequate.
Unfortunately it was the day for losing things. My husband accidentally dropped his gauntlets in the parking lot, and I lost a one of a kind bracelet. It slipped off my wrist at some point during the day. I can only guess that it must have caught on my sleeve and loosened and then fallen off. :(
Or there was a competent thief around.
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"The Thing" is one of my all time favorite movies. And the mastery of it can be seen in that it aged reasonably well.
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Picked up a copy of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (original Xbox) on a lark, and now I'm completely hooked. It's like Star Wars Mass Effect, which is pretty damn close to perfection in my book.
"Vikings React to Modern Day Stuff"
i need to stop coming up with terrible viking-themed youtube show ideas
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Vikings After Dark, A Sheep's Tale now on Cinemax :-)
Viking-Ninja-Pirate Karaoke and Dance-Off.
The ninjas get crushed in the singing part of the competition, but no one can compete with their dance moves...
Viking-Ninja-Pirate Karaoke and Dance-Off.
The ninjas get crushed in the singing part of the competition, but no one can compete with their dance moves...
hmm if we're going to be doing historically authentic vikings (which is without question because honestly horned helms and ragged pelt tunics and so forth are boring and way overdone) then we'll have to do historically authentic pirates and ninjas as well...
hmm if we're going to be doing historically authentic vikings (which is without question because honestly horned helms and ragged pelt tunics and so forth are boring and way overdone) then we'll have to do historically authentic pirates and ninjas as well...Viking-Ninja-Pirate Karaoke and Dance-Off.
The ninjas get crushed in the singing part of the competition, but no one can compete with their dance moves...
Y'arr!, gimme yer Rum or I'll make ya dance with the sharks
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It's my birthday... I'm 16... Stay off the streets.
Man, you're younger than I was when I started posting here, and I used to be the kid on these boards...
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It's my birthday... I'm 16... Stay off the streets.
Congrats! You're now first level, beware of Skeletons, Goblins and Rust Monsters.
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It's my birthday... I'm 16... Stay off the streets.Man, you're younger than I was when I started posting here, and I used to be the kid on these boards...
Hey, I can honestly say I have shoes older than he is! And I know where they are!
In fact, I have T-shirts older than he is that I still wear...
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My alarm clock turns 30 this Christmas :-)
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If splitting up with your partner of over a decade is a good reason, then yes, it's for a good reason. :PI hope at least it's a 'good' move? For good reasons at least?Moving day.
Yay.
Boo.
Ugh.
Just catching up and saw this.
So sorry to hear Treppa, but I would say that qualifies as a 'good' reason, yes.
Just not a happy one. ;/
EDIT- and now I see that I was ninja'd by about 165 posts! ;P
Best of luck wishes Treppa, Prayers for you are included, no charge. :)
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Speaking of games, I caved and ordered Knights of the Old Republic (original Xbox) on Amazon. DA:I is OK, but without Mass Effect, I'm not getting my Jennifer Hale fix.
Lol,
I have both an original Xbox and a 360, (but refuse to be sucked into the madness that is One)
AND,... GOG.com just added a LOT of Star Wars titles into their offerings fairly recently, including almost ALL of the original XBox and PC games.
Yeah, I spent a few dollars getting one collection. (It was on sale! and there were a lot of games in the package!) :P
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Wait, this is for a necklace chain? I am intrigued and confused. I do jewelry making as a hobby, with a lot of wire work as part of that. And I've never encountered silicone as a chain component before. Usually when a chain breaks you just have to replace a jump ring. Is it the clasp or the pendant that is made of unusual material? I'm really quite curious.technically it's not a chain, that's just what i'm accustomed to calling it.
what it actually is is a silicone string/wire thing with lots of tiny little orange beads strung on it, and it is fastened by little metal fasteners on either end that screw into each other. the string broke right off of one of the fasteners. I think some of the remains of the silicon is in the hole in the back of the fastener where the silicone string was inserted during manufacture.
the chain/necklace whatever is important only to hold up my pendant. I wouldn't mind so much if i could find something else to string my pendant, but I know from experience that they don't even sell string here.
Ah. Well that explains it. Interesting string. I have never seen one like that. It sounds pretty cool.
If you can find either a hardware store or a craft store, you'll be spoiled for choices as far as string goes. Or a sporting goods store. Fishing line makes excellent necklace string.
Good luck with your search and thanks for assuaging my curiosity. :)
Yep, seconding the fishing line suggestion, and it's usually much stronger than string. Just get some plain old non-braided monofilament or nylon line, making sure the test/diameter is thin enough to string through the beads (fishing line can get pretty thick in higher strengths). And conventional knots usually don't work, so use a hangman's knot or a clinch knot.
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Just need to survive through second show of the day.
THEN I can kiss this show good bye, go home and play SWTOR online with my old college buddies.
(Which is the only way we get to hang out anymore)
;P
It's my birthday... I'm 16... Stay off the streets.
that's impossible. You'd be like...12 when you first posted.
It's my birthday... I'm 16... Stay off the streets.Man, you're younger than I was when I started posting here, and I used to be the kid on these boards...Hey, I can honestly say I have shoes older than he is! And I know where they are!
In fact, I have T-shirts older than he is that I still wear...
oldest shirt I have is 15 years old...otakon 2002.
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Argh!
My daughter JUST had her 16th birthday and party last weekend.
(And the world will never be the same!)
Stop reminding me how old i am! :P
"And stay off my lawn!"
I have t-shirts from theater shows in college that are 20 years old. :(
Now I find myself inspired to raid my closets for my oldest outfit...
Which turns out to be a hand me down formal dress that clearly belongs in the late 70's or early 80's, not sure which of my relatives owned it first but I think I am not going to wear it, I am pretty sure I never have.
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It's my birthday... I'm 16... Stay off the streets.
Happy birthday, fellow celebrant!
Thanks to math, I'm now less than thrice your age.
oldest shirt I have is 15 years old...otakon 2002.In fact, I have T-shirts older than he is that I still wear...
Oldest shirt for me is a homemade Marilyn Manson shirt from circa 2004.
I have both an original Xbox and a 360, (but refuse to be sucked into the madness that is One)
Same. The only XBOne game that even remotely interested me (DA:I) had a 360 port (a very buggy one, but a port nonetheless).
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It's my birthday... I'm 16... Stay off the streets.Happy birthday, fellow celebrant!
Thanks to math, I'm now less than thrice your age.
I knew Math had SOME redeeming quality! ;P
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I have t-shirts from theater shows in college that are 20 years old. :(
I *just* threw out my "Class of '85 10-year-reunion" shirts, so those were almost exactly 20.
I have a few of my old punk shirts from the early '80s in storage, but that doesn't count because I don't wear them.
My hiking boots are from circa 1985, when I was clambering over some talus and a sharp edge went right through 1/8" of leather and nearly took a toe, so I got some even heavier-duty boots.
Oh, but I *did* just put Impus Minor in my infamous "scum coat" -- an army surplus coat from 1985. So my son has worn clothes more than twice his age.
EDIT: Oooh! Thanks, Rawr! I am within some trivial decimal points of being precisely thrice Cr500Cricket's age. (I'm 48, but my birthday's in June so we're off by a couple of months...)
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My motivation to work is about zero, or possibly even less :-)
I have t-shirts from theater shows in college that are 20 years old. :(
Mine oldest T-shirts from early nineties gave up their life last year and this. Now, the oldest things I have will probably be jeans jacket (which might be nearly or even over twenty) and a sweater or two.
EDIT: I mean things that I actually wear. I am pretty sure my closet contains older clothing...
Oh sure make it a requirement that I have to wear it! I guess my oldest item I still wear is my GenCon 2000 tshirt which is big and comfy and I wear it to bed cause it's pretty ratty now.
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I have t-shirts from theater shows in college that are 20 years old. :(I *just* threw out my "Class of '85 10-year-reunion" shirts, so those were almost exactly 20.
If my assumptions are correct, and you're referring to high school, I graduated a decade after your 10-year reunion.
*ducks*
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I have t-shirts from theater shows in college that are 20 years old. :(I *just* threw out my "Class of '85 10-year-reunion" shirts, so those were almost exactly 20.
I have a few of my old punk shirts from the early '80s in storage, but that doesn't count because I don't wear them.
My hiking boots are from circa 1985, when I was clambering over some talus and a sharp edge went right through 1/8" of leather and nearly took a toe, so I got some even heavier-duty boots.
Oh, but I *did* just put Impus Minor in my infamous "scum coat" -- an army surplus coat from 1985. So my son has worn clothes more than twice his age.
EDIT: Oooh! Thanks, Rawr! I am within some trivial decimal points of being precisely thrice Cr500Cricket's age. (I'm 48, but my birthday's in June so we're off by a couple of months...)
jesus.
I didn't think it was possible for someone on the boards to be that old...
I have t-shirts from theater shows in college that are 20 years old. :(I *just* threw out my "Class of '85 10-year-reunion" shirts, so those were almost exactly 20.
I have a few of my old punk shirts from the early '80s in storage, but that doesn't count because I don't wear them.
My hiking boots are from circa 1985, when I was clambering over some talus and a sharp edge went right through 1/8" of leather and nearly took a toe, so I got some even heavier-duty boots.
Oh, but I *did* just put Impus Minor in my infamous "scum coat" -- an army surplus coat from 1985. So my son has worn clothes more than twice his age.
EDIT: Oooh! Thanks, Rawr! I am within some trivial decimal points of being precisely thrice Cr500Cricket's age. (I'm 48, but my birthday's in June so we're off by a couple of months...)
jesus.
I didn't think it was possible for someone on the boards to be that old...
You haven't looked at the who is the oldest on the forums thread then... There were people that were in their late fifties and some in their sixties there. And it was a few years ago.
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I have t-shirts from theater shows in college that are 20 years old. :(I *just* threw out my "Class of '85 10-year-reunion" shirts, so those were almost exactly 20.If my assumptions are correct, and you're referring to high school, I graduated a decade after your 10-year reunion.
*ducks*