Naked recognition? I'm pretty sure this is not the first time.
Naked recognition? I'm pretty sure this is not the first time.
LOL! I'm not touching that.
Where has Leafette been?
I dropped a church tower on Black Magga.
Killed her.
Gonna get a tattoo of it to celebrate my awesomeness.
I dropped a church tower on Black Magga.
Killed her.Gonna get a tattoo of it to celebrate my awesomeness.
*giggles*
Good night all.
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GOOOOOOOOOOOD Morning!
I have come to the conclusion that baker's hours are cruel hours indeed. Well, off to work. Good news is I'll be home by 9am today, LOL
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GOOOOOOOOOOOD Morning!
I have come to the conclusion that baker's hours are cruel hours indeed. Well, off to work. Good news is I'll be home by 9am today, LOL
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*CHOMP*
morning fawlties!
*CHOMP*
It is now official.
Lovely Lullabies Boutique, the store that Treppa founded three years ago, is now officially closed. Today we lock up for the last time after a day of business. Now we'll take the time to get everything boxed up and moved to our new location, with a new name and mission!
I'm sorry Studpuffin and Treppa. It seems like all the cool places are closing down nowadays...
And thanks for the thoughts on CF upthread guys. It helps.
It is now official.
Lovely Lullabies Boutique, the store that Treppa founded three years ago, is now officially closed. Today we lock up for the last time after a day of business. Now we'll take the time to get everything boxed up and moved to our new location, with a new name and mission!
I'm sorry Studpuffin and Treppa. It seems like all the cool places are closing down nowadays...
And thanks for the thoughts on CF upthread guys. It helps.
*CHOMP*
morning fawlties!*CHOMP*
*CHOMP*
*flops around the thread*
Magikarp! Karp!
*flops around the thread*
Magikarp! Karp!
*CHOMP*
Yeah, I knew the polysemous nature of "screw" would get me into trouble. Much as boobs have.*ponders how he can use the word polysemous to get Mairkurion into trouble*
Thanks for the new word!
I am a river...
FLOWING TO MY PEOPLE!
I mean it when I say this: NSFW!!!!
It has dirties.
That made me laugh so hard. The fiance and I read all of it.
Toys, but not the dirty kind. I'm actually looking for a different job.I forget; what are you going to be doing next? Porn merchants?It is now official.
Lovely Lullabies Boutique, the store that Treppa founded three years ago, is now officially closed. Today we lock up for the last time after a day of business. Now we'll take the time to get everything boxed up and moved to our new location, with a new name and mission!
Ninja assassin for the Vatican?
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Back from work. nappy time
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I am glad that my friend's son who I am watching this morning likes Sesame Street as his favorite show and not something awful like The Wiggles. At least Sesame Street doesn't require a San check. ;)
Don't be too sure about that. Each time I see Elmo, I have to make a reflex check ... from stabbing out my eyes.
Don't be too sure about that. Each time I see Elmo, I have to make a reflex check ... from stabbing out my eyes.
I've been subjected to all manner of evil that disguises itself as childrens programming. I am inured to it. Elmo is so low on the evil scale I don't even have to roll. He is utterly ignorable. Unlike certain dinosaurs. *shudder*
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Don't be too sure about that. Each time I see Elmo, I have to make a reflex check ... from stabbing out my eyes.I've been subjected to all manner of evil that disguises itself as childrens programming. I am inured to it. Elmo is so low on the evil scale I don't even have to roll. He is utterly ignorable. Unlike certain dinosaurs. *shudder*
I agree. While I hate Elmo with a passion -- there are far worse out there.
omg, that is too cute! He picked up the Rock Band mic off its stand so he could sing along with sesame street! Too much cuteness. :)
BenderFlash has GoT7!
+1 <-- quality post response
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Back from work. nappy time
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What shift do they have you working?
The cuteness has now left the building. :)
Which means its time for lunch and updating pbps.
Freehold, are you saying Jess is not up to Tordek's level? Is that what you are trying to say here? I hope that's not what you're trying to say. I'm just going to move a safe distance across thread from you until this gets cleared up. In the mean time, I don't want to be in the danger zone.I may not have BaB +12 yet, but just you wait!Robilar's Gambit? I don't know if Jess Door meets the prerequisites...562 messages?!?!?!? @_@
how'm I ever going to catch up?
Two Words: TORDEK MANEUVER.
Simplicité!
rrRRRR
I agree. While I hate Elmo with a passion -- there are far worse out there.Don't be too sure about that. Each time I see Elmo, I have to make a reflex check ... from stabbing out my eyes.I've been subjected to all manner of evil that disguises itself as childrens programming. I am inured to it. Elmo is so low on the evil scale I don't even have to roll. He is utterly ignorable. Unlike certain dinosaurs. *shudder*
this may sound strange coming from me, but I don't understand the Elmo hate. He's just a fuzzy monster kids love. I loved Grover myself when I was a kid, and was disappointed when Super Grover didn't get his own show or come to my house. I dunno. It's weird to me.
Freehold, are you saying Jess is not up to Tordek's level? Is that what you are trying to say here? I hope that's not what you're trying to say. I'm just going to move a safe distance across thread from you until this gets cleared up. In the mean time, I don't want to be in the danger zone.I may not have BaB +12 yet, but just you wait!Robilar's Gambit? I don't know if Jess Door meets the prerequisites...562 messages?!?!?!? @_@
how'm I ever going to catch up?
Two Words: TORDEK MANEUVER.
Simplicité!
rrRRRR
That's godzilla's gambit, not robilar's!
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this may sound strange coming from me, but I don't understand the Elmo hate. He's just a fuzzy monster kids love. I loved Grover myself when I was a kid, and was disappointed when Super Grover didn't get his own show or come to my house. I dunno. It's weird to me.I agree. While I hate Elmo with a passion -- there are far worse out there.Don't be too sure about that. Each time I see Elmo, I have to make a reflex check ... from stabbing out my eyes.I've been subjected to all manner of evil that disguises itself as childrens programming. I am inured to it. Elmo is so low on the evil scale I don't even have to roll. He is utterly ignorable. Unlike certain dinosaurs. *shudder*
Two things. 1) His high-pitched whiny voice is enough to drive anyone insane. And 2) Sesame Street was always about all the different characters. You had Cookie Monster, Grover, The Count, Bert, Ernie, Kermit, etc. They all seemed to get pretty close to equal time. Now that Elmo became popular, it is no longer "Sesame Street" -- it's "Elmo Street".
That's godzilla's gambit, not robilar's!Freehold, are you saying Jess is not up to Tordek's level? Is that what you are trying to say here? I hope that's not what you're trying to say. I'm just going to move a safe distance across thread from you until this gets cleared up. In the mean time, I don't want to be in the danger zone.I may not have BaB +12 yet, but just you wait!Robilar's Gambit? I don't know if Jess Door meets the prerequisites...562 messages?!?!?!? @_@
how'm I ever going to catch up?
Two Words: TORDEK MANEUVER.
Simplicité!
rrRRRR
How do you know those things didn't fail their attack rolls against me? I just took a lot of attacks of opportunity! 'Zillas have more dexterity than you realize!!!!!!!!!!
this may sound strange coming from me, but I don't understand the Elmo hate. He's just a fuzzy monster kids love. I loved Grover myself when I was a kid, and was disappointed when Super Grover didn't get his own show or come to my house. I dunno. It's weird to me.I agree. While I hate Elmo with a passion -- there are far worse out there.Don't be too sure about that. Each time I see Elmo, I have to make a reflex check ... from stabbing out my eyes.I've been subjected to all manner of evil that disguises itself as childrens programming. I am inured to it. Elmo is so low on the evil scale I don't even have to roll. He is utterly ignorable. Unlike certain dinosaurs. *shudder*
It's the voice. Elmo's voice is pitched at just that level of shrill whininess to incite rage, especially in parents. The deliberately bad sentence structure to sound more 'childish' just adds to the irritation.
Edit: ninja'd by Moff.
And excellent point about the fact that he gets more screen time.
Good Morning FaWTL!! How has everyone been well I have been off gallivanting around WI? And why can't we have more FaWTL threads?
What are we going to do today, Brain?
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this may sound strange coming from me, but I don't understand the Elmo hate. He's just a fuzzy monster kids love. I loved Grover myself when I was a kid, and was disappointed when Super Grover didn't get his own show or come to my house. I dunno. It's weird to me.I agree. While I hate Elmo with a passion -- there are far worse out there.Don't be too sure about that. Each time I see Elmo, I have to make a reflex check ... from stabbing out my eyes.I've been subjected to all manner of evil that disguises itself as childrens programming. I am inured to it. Elmo is so low on the evil scale I don't even have to roll. He is utterly ignorable. Unlike certain dinosaurs. *shudder*It's the voice. Elmo's voice is pitched at just that level of shrill whininess to incite rage, especially in parents. The deliberately bad sentence structure to sound more 'childish' just adds to the irritation.
Edit: ninja'd by Moff.
And excellent point about the fact that he gets more screen time.
I'm also less thrilled with Sesame Street since they changed their focus from general education (reading, writing, arithmetic, etc.) to life skills (be nice, share, etc.). That, and apparently cookies are "bad" since Cookie Monster doesn't eat cookies anymore.
Because you promised to feed and wash the last one and I ended up having to do all the work. You said it'd be different with the parrot, and look what happened with that!
That parrot is definitely deceased, and when I purchased it not 'alf an hour ago, you assured me that its total lack of movement was due to it bein' tired and shagged out following a prolonged squawk.
I'm also less thrilled with Sesame Street since they changed their focus from general education (reading, writing, arithmetic, etc.) to life skills (be nice, share, etc.). That, and apparently cookies are "bad" since Cookie Monster doesn't eat cookies anymore.
To be fair, the life skills stuff was always there. Also, I found that invaluable. I would often use episodes of Sesame Street to help Bryce understand social concepts. Things like illustrating emotions and explaining social rules like sharing or taking turns. I liked how they would come out and explain it.
Because you promised to feed and wash the last one and I ended up having to do all the work. You said it'd be different with the parrot, and look what happened with that!
LOL!!! Thanx for a great laugh this morning.:)
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To be fair, the life skills stuff was always there. Also, I found that invaluable. I would often use episodes of Sesame Street to help Bryce understand social concepts. Things like illustrating emotions and explaining social rules like sharing or taking turns. I liked how they would come out and explain it.
I'm also less thrilled with Sesame Street since they changed their focus from general education (reading, writing, arithmetic, etc.) to life skills (be nice, share, etc.). That, and apparently cookies are "bad" since Cookie Monster doesn't eat cookies anymore.
I don't mind that -- just not at the exclusion of the other. The counting pinball machine was brilliant and is no longer done. There is a significant lack of quality educational programming for that target audience. I have a boxed DVD set of the old Electric Company and two "Old School" Sesame Street DVD sets. My 5-year-old likes those just as much (if not more) than the current ones. While part of me feels like I'm shaking my cane while talking about this -- they just don't make programming like they used to. ;-)
Biggest flaw with modern Sesame Street: Insufficient levels of Katy Perry's boobs.
One... Two... Ha! Ha! Ha!
I'm also less thrilled with Sesame Street since they changed their focus from general education (reading, writing, arithmetic, etc.) to life skills (be nice, share, etc.). That, and apparently cookies are "bad" since Cookie Monster doesn't eat cookies anymore.this may sound strange coming from me, but I don't understand the Elmo hate. He's just a fuzzy monster kids love. I loved Grover myself when I was a kid, and was disappointed when Super Grover didn't get his own show or come to my house. I dunno. It's weird to me.I agree. While I hate Elmo with a passion -- there are far worse out there.Don't be too sure about that. Each time I see Elmo, I have to make a reflex check ... from stabbing out my eyes.I've been subjected to all manner of evil that disguises itself as childrens programming. I am inured to it. Elmo is so low on the evil scale I don't even have to roll. He is utterly ignorable. Unlike certain dinosaurs. *shudder*It's the voice. Elmo's voice is pitched at just that level of shrill whininess to incite rage, especially in parents. The deliberately bad sentence structure to sound more 'childish' just adds to the irritation.
Edit: ninja'd by Moff.
And excellent point about the fact that he gets more screen time.
Cookie rehab?
I don't mind that -- just not at the exclusion of the other. The counting pinball machine was brilliant and is no longer done. There is a significant lack of quality educational programming for that target audience. I have a boxed DVD set of the old Electric Company and two "Old School" Sesame Street DVD sets. My 5-year-old likes those just as much (if not more) than the current ones. While part of me feels like I'm shaking my cane while talking about this -- they just don't make programming like they used to. ;-)To be fair, the life skills stuff was always there. Also, I found that invaluable. I would often use episodes of Sesame Street to help Bryce understand social concepts. Things like illustrating emotions and explaining social rules like sharing or taking turns. I liked how they would come out and explain it.
I'm also less thrilled with Sesame Street since they changed their focus from general education (reading, writing, arithmetic, etc.) to life skills (be nice, share, etc.). That, and apparently cookies are "bad" since Cookie Monster doesn't eat cookies anymore.
I never cared for the pinball machine. But I get your point. Yeah, it was nice when the segments were actually about numbers or letters. And there was a real focus on reading that's been kinda lost. But I never really got outraged about that because I had no trouble teaching that stuff at home. It was the social stuff I needed the extra help with. Sesame Street and the Backyardigans were the best shows for that. And as for Elmo, even though he loved him as all little kids do, I remember Bryce used to yell at the tv because he would get so upset when Elmo used incorrect sentence structure. Was hilarious watching a four year old lecture the tv on grammar. :)
But seriously, there was a lot of crap on tv when I was little too. It's just different crap now. If you look you can still find good programming. Between the Lions is great for teaching reading skills, for example.
Cookie rehab?I'm also less thrilled with Sesame Street since they changed their focus from general education (reading, writing, arithmetic, etc.) to life skills (be nice, share, etc.). That, and apparently cookies are "bad" since Cookie Monster doesn't eat cookies anymore.this may sound strange coming from me, but I don't understand the Elmo hate. He's just a fuzzy monster kids love. I loved Grover myself when I was a kid, and was disappointed when Super Grover didn't get his own show or come to my house. I dunno. It's weird to me.I agree. While I hate Elmo with a passion -- there are far worse out there.Don't be too sure about that. Each time I see Elmo, I have to make a reflex check ... from stabbing out my eyes.I've been subjected to all manner of evil that disguises itself as childrens programming. I am inured to it. Elmo is so low on the evil scale I don't even have to roll. He is utterly ignorable. Unlike certain dinosaurs. *shudder*It's the voice. Elmo's voice is pitched at just that level of shrill whininess to incite rage, especially in parents. The deliberately bad sentence structure to sound more 'childish' just adds to the irritation.
Edit: ninja'd by Moff.
And excellent point about the fact that he gets more screen time.
Great, now I'm picturing Cookie Monster singing that one Amy Winehouse song about not going to rehab...