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I love that when Pea Bear listens to Hollaback Girls by Gwen Stefani she assumes it's about Huldra :-D

Edit: F#*~ing A right I'm getting naked with fey, even if they have hollow backs.


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Professor: In Southeast Asia, you see a large mix of religions. There was Hindu influence from India, as well as heavy Buddhist influence which came a bit later on. The Europeans brought Christianity later on. Oh, and between that there was Muslim influence. Speaking of that, here's a quiz question. What-

Rosita: INDONESIA!

Professor: ...

Professor: Yes, that is correct.

Class: ?


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What exactly was the question?


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Rosita the Riveter wrote:
Does drinking an $8 bottle of pinot out of a chardonnay glass while eating frozen chicken nuggets and watching reality shows on Spike TV in a sty of an apartment make me white trash?

Embrace it. Join us.


This week is going to be f#+%ing stupid busy. F*~+ everything.


How does my Legacy of Fire party deal with large groups of Pugwampis? Set them, and the beds they're camping on, and the ceiling, on fire, and then use the smoke to drive the giant spider out of the nearby tower.


Orthos wrote:
How does my Legacy of Fire party deal with large groups of Pugwampis? Set them, and the beds they're camping on, and the ceiling, on fire, and then use the smoke to drive the giant spider out of the nearby tower.

Sounds like how my players dealt with pretty much the entirety of "The Whispering Cairn."

"Acid beetles? THROW BLANKETS ON THEM, THEN LIGHT EVERYTHING ON FIRE. NUKE THE TOMB FROM ORBIT."


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Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld


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Drejk wrote:
What exactly was the question?

Spoiler:
What is the largest majority muslim country in the world?

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Rosita the Riveter wrote:
Drejk wrote:
What exactly was the question?
** spoiler omitted **

Indonesia, you say?

Spoiler:
Cathy, I'm surprised that a pretty girl like you would be interested in learning black magic!


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Don't know if I've mentioned this before, but I figure it's worth saying.

For those considering upgrading to Windows 10 - it works fine, and there are few interesting features so far, but it's ugly as all get out, and a near-complete lack of visual transparency-settings means that (for example) my previously-pleasant screen saver in which bubbles float around the screen becomes a solid black backdrop... with bubbles floating around the eternal void*.

The required solid black background** is also semi-painful, as is the bright white icons/wording against such a dark background.

The screens are hard and filled with sharp corners - neither soothing nor pleasant. Also the start up times are... awful. It takes forever now.

I upgraded from 7, so bear that in mind.

The short version: everything is too harsh and unrelenting: corners, highlights, blacks, whites, and similar elements, and it clashes with itself in an unpleasant way.

Also, hopefully, I'm over that stomach thing. Blegch.

Thanks for the prayers.

* I know screen savers are kind of passe now, but my boys generally enjoy seeing the bubbles (and "popping" them by way of ending the screen saver/moving the mouse). The screen saver, however, is just one issue among many.

** You may put images on your Desktop background - and I do (in fact, I have a lovely series of pictures that change every minute) - however everything that isn't the image - including the bar at the bottom, and any space if it doesn't fit perfectly - is the deepest of blacks. While black can be very nice as a background or accent color, this is too much, and in too sharp of a contrast with everything else.


I have to wake up in five hours to go to work for ten hours. What am I doing with my life?

Spoiler:
Wasting it, that's what.


David M Mallon wrote:

I have to wake up in five hours to go to work for ten hours. What am I doing with my life?

** spoiler omitted **

Huh? Did you say something? I will be too busy modding my power armor in Fallout 4. ~sighs~ I really need to go to bed. 6 am will be here too soon.


I have class at 9:45 and it takes 15 minutes to walk there. I ain't going to sleep.


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Orthos wrote:
How does my Legacy of Fire party deal with large groups of Pugwampis? Set them, and the beds they're camping on, and the ceiling, on fire, and then use the smoke to drive the giant spider out of the nearby tower.

The party's mostly CN. Was there ever a chance we weren't going to take the title as an instruction?


Woken up around 9 by guy checking ventilation ducts.
Woken up around 13 by guy from administration asking if they can come at 14 to sign the plumbing repair completion document.

I went to bed around 5...

I got up after the second one.


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David M Mallon wrote:
Orthos wrote:
How does my Legacy of Fire party deal with large groups of Pugwampis? Set them, and the beds they're camping on, and the ceiling, on fire, and then use the smoke to drive the giant spider out of the nearby tower.

Sounds like how my players dealt with pretty much the entirety of "The Whispering Cairn."

"Acid beetles? THROW BLANKETS ON THEM, THEN LIGHT EVERYTHING ON FIRE. NUKE THE TOMB FROM ORBIT."

Those beetles put my group - including my monk - on complete Yakety Sax mode, running around in circles while the sorcerer and rogue tried to kill them with basic spells and alchemist's fire.

Sovereign Court

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Beautiful day outside. Overcast, 62*, windy, cool but not cold, and no rain. Awesome.


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57 here, windy, has been raining for two days, should stop later, just in time for the annual bottoming out of temperatures, followed by a nice brisk inch of snow for the weekend.

I miss summer already.


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Tactics, forgive my rudeness, good to have you back and sorry to hear of the food poisoning.


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Cap'n Yesterdays Winter Revenge wrote:

57 here, windy, has been raining for two days, should stop later, just in time for the annual bottoming out of temperatures, followed by a nice brisk inch of snow for the weekend.

I miss summer already.

:-D


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As long as I don't have to wear a cravat, I'd be totally fine with this style coming back into fashion.


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Kajehase wrote:
As long as I don't have to wear a cravat, I'd be totally fine with this style coming back into fashion.

Urgh. Nope. Pants should never end more than a few inches above ankle.


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And I flatly refuse to wear shoes that end below ankle.

Silver Crusade

Kajehase wrote:
As long as I don't have to wear a cravat, I'd be totally fine with this style coming back into fashion.

I'll take the cravat over the breeches and tights. I've had to wear those for period operas, and they're not the greatest.

Speaking of old neckwear, when are ascots going to make a comeback?

Silver Crusade

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Rosita the Riveter wrote:

Professor: In Southeast Asia, you see a large mix of religions. There was Hindu influence from India, as well as heavy Buddhist influence which came a bit later on. The Europeans brought Christianity later on. Oh, and between that there was Muslim influence. Speaking of that, here's a quiz question. What-

Rosita: INDONESIA!

Professor: ...

Professor: Yes, that is correct.

Class: ?

CH in high school Masterminds tournament:

Judge: This nation's capital of Ulaan Bataar is known for...

CH: Mongolia!

I actually got accused of having the questions in advance until I demonstrated that I could recite the capital city of every country in Asia.


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China - Beijing..
South Korea - Seoul...
North Korea - er... No idea.
Mongolia - already mentioned Ulan Bataar...
Vietnam - Saigon was capital of South Vietnam... Hanoi of North Vietnam and Vietnam currently, I think.
Japan - Tokyo. Kyoto before, and I think that Nara was before that...
India - Delhi.
Nepal - Kathmandu? (Chrome does not underline it so it might be the proper English spelling even).
Thailand - Bangkok
Cambodia, Laos, Burma, Bangladesh, Bhutan - no idea.
I mixed up Malaysia capital for Indonesian one.

Not going into Middle East or the former USSR republics in the middle of Asia...


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~sighs~ I wish I could see one of these, but I will not live long enough.

STanford Torus.

Space colony article.

Habitat 2


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The more I think about Chicago Fire, the more I realize that the deputy chief (portrayed by the show as prime a*#$&!! #1) is correct to be critical of Bowden, Severide is not fit for command, Dawson is absolutely not fit for firefighting duty, and Bowden made a serious mistake in allowing the new kid a second chance.


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1-3 inches now Friday night into Saturday morning, just enough for a taste.


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Cap'n Yesterday's Winter Bliss wrote:
1-3 inches now Friday night into Saturday morning, just enough for a taste.

whoa whoa whoa. What is this winter bliss thing now? I had you listed as a sworn foe of all things winter.


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Celestial Healer wrote:
Rosita the Riveter wrote:

Professor: In Southeast Asia, you see a large mix of religions. There was Hindu influence from India, as well as heavy Buddhist influence which came a bit later on. The Europeans brought Christianity later on. Oh, and between that there was Muslim influence. Speaking of that, here's a quiz question. What-

Rosita: INDONESIA!

Professor: ...

Professor: Yes, that is correct.

Class: ?

CH in high school Masterminds tournament:

Judge: This nation's capital of Ulaan Bataar is known for...

CH: Mongolia!

I actually got accused of having the questions in advance until I demonstrated that I could recite the capital city of every country in Asia.

AWESOME


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This is rapidly turning into one of those days where I should have stayed in bed.


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Freehold DM wrote:
Cap'n Yesterday's Winter Bliss wrote:
1-3 inches now Friday night into Saturday morning, just enough for a taste.
whoa whoa whoa. What is this winter bliss thing now? I had you listed as a sworn foe of all things winter.

It's complicated.


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Cap'n Yesterday's Winter Bliss wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Cap'n Yesterday's Winter Bliss wrote:
1-3 inches now Friday night into Saturday morning, just enough for a taste.
whoa whoa whoa. What is this winter bliss thing now? I had you listed as a sworn foe of all things winter.
It's complicated.

easy there Johnny Fencesitter. You can't be against winter and for it. You can only be on one team. No gray morality here.


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Leading up to winter, not a fan.

January onwards I despise it (if it's really cold and desolate, if it's mild and varied, yay!)

Late November until January is epic!

Especially, the first couple snowfalls, and large storms, driving is entirely optional for us as everything including work is close by.

I also hate winter in March and April, when it should be done already!

Like I said, it's complicated.


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Freehold DM wrote:
Cap'n Yesterday's Winter Bliss wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Cap'n Yesterday's Winter Bliss wrote:
1-3 inches now Friday night into Saturday morning, just enough for a taste.
whoa whoa whoa. What is this winter bliss thing now? I had you listed as a sworn foe of all things winter.
It's complicated.
easy there Johnny Fencesitter. You can't be against winter and for it. You can only be on one team. No gray morality here.

Sorry, if winter is grey, so can morality be.


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But it's such a nice sturdy fence!

Pretty sure I was baited into this one....

Actually as the middle child on a farm, I was the primary post digger for fences.


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Celestial Healer wrote:
Kajehase wrote:
As long as I don't have to wear a cravat, I'd be totally fine with this style coming back into fashion.
I'll take the cravat over the breeches and tights. I've had to wear those for period operas, and they're not the greatest.

Standard fencing gear (long socks & (padded) breeches, anyway). Adding a cravat, or maybe a ruff, could only improve things.


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I could pull it off.


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My new plan: Now that we're a dual-income family again, spend a few months paying down all the debt we've accumulated, then over the summer fly CY out to fix all our fences, landscape our yard, and drive random demolition equipment around the neighborhood... because... why not?

Unfortunately, I somehow suspect my family will choose Disneyland over CY. Sorry, CY!


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NobodysHome wrote:

My new plan: Now that we're a dual-income family again, spend a few months paying down all the debt we've accumulated, then over the summer fly CY out to fix all our fences, landscape our yard, and drive random demolition equipment around the neighborhood... because... why not?

Unfortunately, I somehow suspect my family will choose Disneyland over CY. Sorry, CY!

Maybe you could dress CY as Mikey Mouse?


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I'll dress in whatever you want for a free California landscaping trip, I won't even charge for labor:-D

Dark Archive

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Which wearing a cravat or ascot or sitting on the fence on whether for or against winter?


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It's important to have a diverse wardrobe. :-)


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So you will be Captain Yesterday, Neighborhood Demolisher?


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The no. 2 saying in construction is it'll look worse before it looks better, but with me, It always looks better when i'm finished.

:-)


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Celestial Healer and David M Mallon please pick up the white courtesy phone to receive a call from a "SPACE JESUS".
Celestial Healer and David M Mallon please pick up the white courtesy phone to receive a call from a "SPACE JESUS".
Please note that there are unlimited honey roasted peanuts in first class seating.
We thank you for flying Mass Effect Fawtl.


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Freehold DM wrote:

Celestial Healer and David M Mallon please pick up the white courtesy phone to receive a call from a "SPACE JESUS".

Celestial Healer and David M Mallon please pick up the white courtesy phone to receive a call from a "SPACE JESUS".
Please note that there are unlimited honey roasted peanuts in first class seating.
We thank you for flying Mass Effect Fawtl.

Psssst... Dern posted. Gir didn't. Need to page Lord Synos.


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captain yesterday wrote:
I'll dress in whatever you want for a free California landscaping trip, I won't even charge for labor:-D

We should totally Kickstarter that! "Send Captain Yesterday to California to ruin fix NobodysHome's fences and yard!"

I bet we'd make more than some such projects....

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