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I'm a morning person, one of those annoying ones even, you know the type, awake before my feet hit the floor, super chipper and ready to attack the day!
Used to piss my wife off:-D
Same here. I am awake and full of energy as the sun comes up.
Unfortunately that does mean I am in zombie mode if I try to stay up past sun down.
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captain yesterday wrote:I'm a morning person, one of those annoying ones even, you know the type, awake before my feet hit the floor, super chipper and ready to attack the day!
Used to piss my wife off:-D
POWER SOURCE: ANNOYANCE
SECONDARY AUXILIARY FUEL CELL TANKS AT 33% AND CHARGING
You said it!
Ding-dang morning people. :/
I'm almost coherent and functional somewhere between my 2nd and 3rd cup of coffee. :P
(Didn't USED to be this way. Back in college I could go for a week on only 2 hours of sleep a night. And often did so I could fit in all of my homework and gaming! But that was a long time ago,...)

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An Excerpt from an EVE player's story wrote:This is the game that PFO wanted to emulate, folks....I was approached by one of the leaders of Red Alliance to help [destroy this ship], but almost immediately we were down the rabbit hole. Much to my surprise, the RA director didn’t want in-game information from me; he wanted us to use the forensic resources of our intelligence agency to trace down The Enslaver’s home address. At a coordinated time, armed with this information, a RA member would apparently cut the power to The Enslaver’s house in the real world, and in EVE a RA capital fleet would assault the abruptly pilotless Titan.
[…] CCP [the makers of EVE Online] often touts this sort of thing with the bland marketing lingo of ‘player generated content.’ What that actually means is that you get to share a galaxy with Russian aluminum magnates, French-Indonesian nightclub-owning hackers, self-aggranziding ‘spymasters,’ and people who will cut the power lines to your house to destroy your internet spaceship. There’s something deliciously addictive about the sweeping, endemic insanity, one of the ever-present yet rarely remarked upon facets of this most unhinged of MMOs. (x)
EVE is crazy. Any time I watch anime with futuristic MMO's, and think the way people act is over the top and unrealistic, I remember actual, real life EVE stories and reconsider my position.
Which I suppose means I should amend my starting statement. People are crazy. MMO's are just one of many vectors which give good evidence for that.

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Okay, I've been busy again, but I could give the recap of the Skype Pathfinder.
The adventuring party includes...
- Karnax "the Great Wyrm", Kobold Sorcerer and self-proclaimed dragon.
- Alaizia, a Gnome Bard / Sorceress who was raised by Varisians and worships Desna.
- Sorbin the Ogre (!) Fighter, who seems to be less vicious than most of his kind, but not very bright.
- Sir Underhill (?), a halfling Brawler / Cavalier with a thick accent (of some kind) and a professional air to him.
** spoiler omitted **...
Kobolds and Gnomes living together! Mass hysteria! The end of the world is coming!

Sharoth |
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I'm a morning person, one of those annoying ones even, you know the type, awake before my feet hit the floor, super chipper and ready to attack the day!
Used to piss my wife off:-D
~tries to throw my pillow at you but fails due to lack of energy~ You can go to Hell too. Damn morning people! ~covers my head with my blanket to keep the sun out of my eyes~

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Icyshadow wrote:Kobolds and Gnomes living together! Mass hysteria! The end of the world is coming!Okay, I've been busy again, but I could give the recap of the Skype Pathfinder.
The adventuring party includes...
- Karnax "the Great Wyrm", Kobold Sorcerer and self-proclaimed dragon.
- Alaizia, a Gnome Bard / Sorceress who was raised by Varisians and worships Desna.
- Sorbin the Ogre (!) Fighter, who seems to be less vicious than most of his kind, but not very bright.
- Sir Underhill (?), a halfling Brawler / Cavalier with a thick accent (of some kind) and a professional air to him.
** spoiler omitted **...
Can't speak for Icy's group, but in my group's setting we got rid of the Gnome/Kobold rivalry long ago. The whole thing has its roots in the stupid behavior of Greyhawk's gnome deities, after all, so it doesn't make much sense to me if you try to have that enmity in place in settings that don't have Garl Glittergold and/or Kurtulmak in their pantheon.
Doubly so with the Pathfinder Gnome origin story - with Kobolds originating in subterranean caverns and Gnomes originating in the fey world, the two wouldn't have even been associated with one another in the primeval days where such a rivalry would have to have originated.
Heck, in our world Gnomes and Kobolds get along extremely well, because Gnomes tend to like jewelry and gemstones and Kobolds are the master miners and smiths.

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I'm a morning person, one of those annoying ones even, you know the type, awake before my feet hit the floor, super chipper and ready to attack the day!
Awesome! I knew I liked you! :D
For I, too, am the annoying kind of "morning person"... for a very broad, very eclectic value of "morning"...
(In other words, when left to my own devices, I wake up... awake... and ready to go after about six to seven hours - though generally with a decent idea of what was going on around me for the last hour or so -, and even if I don't get "enough" or "in the proper time" I'm often fairly chipper to start. Except today. Today I was not chipper to start. :/)

Orthos |
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I'm also a second wind person, you know when you're two hours away from work ending and all you wanna do is go home and have a nap and that one guy is all happy and chipper "c'mon guys we're almost done! Just a couple more hours! We can do this!!"
That's me :-)
Yeah there's a reason I spend my workdays buried in my music -_-

The Silly Qlippoth |
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captain yesterday wrote:Yeah there's a reason I spend my workdays buried in my music -_-I'm also a second wind person, you know when you're two hours away from work ending and all you wanna do is go home and have a nap and that one guy is all happy and chipper "c'mon guys we're almost done! Just a couple more hours! We can do this!!"
That's me :-)
Sounds like somebody's got a case of the Mondays:-D

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Orthos wrote:Sounds like somebody's got a case of the Mondays:-Dcaptain yesterday wrote:Yeah there's a reason I spend my workdays buried in my music -_-I'm also a second wind person, you know when you're two hours away from work ending and all you wanna do is go home and have a nap and that one guy is all happy and chipper "c'mon guys we're almost done! Just a couple more hours! We can do this!!"
That's me :-)
Every day is Monday if it's before noon. -_-

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I don't hit my stride until about ten or eleven AM. My coworkers (or at least the ones in my department) have gotten mostly used to me zombieing about in the early hours.
Yep, that's me. I am notoriously grouchy in the mornings, and people who know me tend to give me a wide berth before 11.

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Orthos wrote:I don't hit my stride until about ten or eleven AM. My coworkers (or at least the ones in my department) have gotten mostly used to me zombieing about in the early hours.Yep, that's me. I am notoriously grouchy in the mornings, and people who know me tend to give me a wide berth before 11.
I can't see you as grouchy. Then again, you ecstatically happy is the same face as you unhappy.

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Various nonsense to keep in tune with the current meanderings:

Orthos |
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The moment I'm awake, I'm fully cognizant, active, and doing things. THIS drives people more nuts than anything else! "You woke up 30 seconds ago! How can you be telling me what we have scheduled for the day already!?!??! Go away!!!"
Yep, this is the one that bugs me. It takes me at least 20 minutes to go from sleeping to capable of doing anything other than staring straight forward or fumbling around in the shower/bedroom/desk.
Even then, I'm only really cognizant enough to get to work without a traffic accident and to manage the first couple of hours of work. If you want actual conversation out of me don't bother trying until ten at the earliest. Earlier than that and you just get grunts and mumbling.

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captain yesterday wrote:Yay! Turn of the Torrent is in Missouri, should get here by Thursday or Friday :-)I got a message 2 days before labor day saying my payment method was declined. The nice folks at Paizo fixed that little snafu yesterday so I will wait.
At least you live a few hundred miles down the coast from them, I'm 2,000 miles away :-)
I figured it out tho, it takes exactly a week from when they ship it, can't wait until winter tho, then I suspect it'll take forever to get here :-)

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Celestial Healer wrote:I can't see you as grouchy. Then again, you ecstatically happy is the same face as you unhappy.Orthos wrote:I don't hit my stride until about ten or eleven AM. My coworkers (or at least the ones in my department) have gotten mostly used to me zombieing about in the early hours.Yep, that's me. I am notoriously grouchy in the mornings, and people who know me tend to give me a wide berth before 11.
You haven't seen me at 9 am. Crabby is a more accurate word.