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I'm still figuring out what to do with the first two loads of laundry.

There's only so much room in the crawlspace.

Grand Lodge

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So glad work was quiet today. Needed the brainpower for organizing the PCC schedule.

(It's still not done. :P)


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If you have a better way of doing laundry, I haven't heard of it.


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lisamarlene wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:

OK. this hits a little too close to home...

Yeah. We tried watching the first episode of "Penny Dreadful" last night on Netflix.

Opening camera shot: Mom lying next to small girl child in the dark, spooky music.
Me: Okay, we're not watching this.
Spouse: Seriously?
Me: Something bad is about to happen to that little girl.

but it's so good....


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Rysky wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
OK. this hits a little too close to home...

*nods*

I've always cried when characters I liked died, it's actually unnerved people who see it, more so if we're playing a video game.

** spoiler omitted **

*hugs Rysky*


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I don't care what the thermometer says, I feel just fine!

The fuzzy purple elephant told me so!


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Dinner tonight was especially delicious. I picked up some gruyere and emmantaler when I went to the store earlier and made a very yummy cheese fondue for dinner. And then I made Nutella hot chocolate for dessert. Mmmm. ^.^


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Of course now I have to fold laundry and wash dishes which is very not awesome. Especially not after doing grocery shopping and errands.
And tomorrow I have more errands and other unpleasant tasks I have been avoiding. Because this Monday was so crowded with unpleasant tasks that it spilled over. :/
Adulting sucks. :P


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FaWtL Contraband!:
This is a wonderful talk. As a Christian, WBC has been... terrible. To hear someone's story from that place and those people brings hope for me for everyone. I love you guys, and am glad to call you friends, and I pray for you all. :)


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Interesting interview. Which is why I am on certain threads with an open mind. *Sarcastic John Deadpool whispers: Of course he's got an open mind. He's had one ever since he fell off a playground swing when he was eight or nine.* Quiet, you. Well, it's the end of another eleven hour shift. Winding down by reading the posts and sipping Amaretto. *Sarcastic John Deadpool whispers: It's true. Right now, he's using a sippy cup* Am Not! I'm using a shot glass. *Is that a shot glass, or a s**t glass?*
Thus says the figment of someone else's imagination. :)


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It's only when you're swigging it straight out of the bottle, or (alternatively) from your mistress'/master's Ugg boots or Crocs, according to taste, that you need to worry.

In other news, yesterday's twin daggers vs. scimitar experiment went better than expected.


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Recreating the fight between Drizzt and Artemis Enteri?

Dark Archive

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Impressive. Most impressive.


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Tacticslion wrote:
that said, I'm way too low a level and/or am probably fallen for something I no longer remember and may have never noticed; and there's no one that casts atonement around here...

If there was any Atonement going on, 1/2 the Forums across the internet would vanish quicker than you can say Kaiser Söze.

:)


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John Napier 698 wrote:

Interesting interview. Which is why I am on certain threads with an open mind. *Sarcastic John Deadpool whispers: Of course he's got an open mind. He's had one ever since he fell off a playground swing when he was eight or nine.* Quiet, you. Well, it's the end of another eleven hour shift. Winding down by reading the posts and sipping Amaretto. *Sarcastic John Deadpool whispers: It's true. Right now, he's using a sippy cup* Am Not! I'm using a shot glass. *Is that a shot glass, or a s**t glass?*

Thus says the figment of someone else's imagination. :)

We don't use sippy cups, because we believe they set kids back from using regular cups, but my brothers do. So it's hilarious when we go to visit and they try to hand Tiny T-Rex a sippy cup, and he looks at it weird before taking the lid off.


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The sun is out at least.

I think 49 is our high for today (and the rest of the week).

Snow returns tomorrow, with a 2-6 inches forecast for Thursday or Friday.


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John Napier 698 wrote:
Interesting interview. Which is why I am on certain threads with an open mind. *Sarcastic John Deadpool whispers: Of course he's got an open mind. He's had one ever since he fell off a playground swing when he was eight or nine.*

I fell from swing when I was... Seven? And then again a year later breaking my nose...

Would that explain my open (to a degree) mind?


Daggum, Caleb Hyles just keeps getting better. Johnathan Young, too.

Their collaborations are so good, you guys.

Also: I might be able to play our Table Top tonight! Woot!
(Don't know for sure, but the wife gets home a bit earlier, so...)


That moment when you feel pretty good about redeveloping four different classes...

And now, time for shopping! It'll help me get my walk done! ... dang it. XD


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captain yesterday wrote:

The sun is out at least.

I think 49 is our high for today (and the rest of the week).

Snow returns tomorrow, with a 2-6 inches forecast for Thursday or Friday.

here's hoping it's at least 7 inches. Because.. Yeah. At least 7.


Oh! Finished set one walking (aka "shopsalot").

Also: being a quasi-multilinguist - that is, being able to say a smattering of words in a number of languages - is so much worse better than being an actual bilingual person, because this way I get to sound stupid to everyone instead of just those who speak my couple of languages!

(I mean, I'm polite, but clearly pretty stupid...)


Breath of the Wild
FFXV
The Last Guardian
Switch
PS#whatever
I'm-always-spying-on-yo-er-I-mean-Xbone

Man, this is such a good time to be a gamer!

... I wish I still had the money to be!

Oh well! Let's Players, here I come!


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baron arem heshvaun wrote:
Impressive. Most impressive.

Very much so.


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Drejk wrote:
John Napier 698 wrote:
Interesting interview. Which is why I am on certain threads with an open mind. *Sarcastic John Deadpool whispers: Of course he's got an open mind. He's had one ever since he fell off a playground swing when he was eight or nine.*

I fell from swing when I was... Seven? And then again a year later breaking my nose...

Would that explain my open (to a degree) mind?

No, not really. That was my sarcastic side getting loose. I must remember to tighten his straight jacket.


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Let me tell you, if you haven't pushed yourself around the office on a trolley, using a rolled-up Venetian blind as a pole and pretending to be a gondolier, you haven't lived.

Actually, that's not true at all, but never mind.


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Freehold DM wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:

The sun is out at least.

I think 49 is our high for today (and the rest of the week).

Snow returns tomorrow, with a 2-6 inches forecast for Thursday or Friday.

here's hoping it's at least 7 inches. Because.. Yeah. At least 7.

If I had 1gp for each time I'd heard that sentence...


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John Napier 698 wrote:
Recreating the fight between Drizzt and Artemis Enteri?

Unfortunately not - there was only one scimitar (sabre, technically) at that point.

Twin sabres was earlier on, before I got there.


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One of our dog's (many) hangups is he won't eat a milkbone without first burying it (if only momentarily).

My dad's dog doesn't have that hangup, so she cheerfully follows him until he buries his milkbone and eats it.

Well eventually he got wise to it, but being a dog hasn't figured out a remedy (besides eating it right away, that is) so he's wandering around the house with his milkbone, crying.


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Aww, poor puppy. He'll figure something out.


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Hm.

It appears that none of you have disappeared in my absence.

Completely normal of course. Absolutely normal. No plans have failed. None at all.


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? Whut? You aren't plotting something, are you?


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Of course not. Absolutely nothing to do with Freehold's Weather Dominator, the state of Florida, and the Zuckerberg-Brown-Whedon wyrm amalgamate, either.


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Ah, well then. I've got nothing to worry about then. :) *goes back to designing Warships for GURPS Traveller*

Edit: That's fourth edition GURPS, by the way.


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I apologize for my sudden rash of not disappearing.


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captain yesterday wrote:

One of our dog's (many) hangups is he won't eat a milkbone without first burying it (if only momentarily).

My dad's dog doesn't have that hangup, so she cheerfully follows him until he buries his milkbone and eats it.

Well eventually he got wise to it, but being a dog hasn't figured out a remedy (besides eating it right away, that is) so he's wandering around the house with his milkbone, crying.

I just got an idea. Break it up and mix it with his dry food.


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One of his other hangups is he won't eat dog food until the kids have gone to bed.


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captain yesterday wrote:
I apologize for my sudden rash of not disappearing.

Don't worry. That'll hopefully be rectified soon.


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captain yesterday wrote:
One of his other hangups is he won't eat dog food until the kids have gone to bed.

Wow, the dog's got issues.


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The Doomkitten wrote:
Of course not. Absolutely nothing to do with Freehold's Weather Dominator, the state of Florida, and the Zuckerberg-Brown-Whedon wyrm amalgamate, either.

oh thank God. I was worried for a minute there.

puts away grand klaive


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He's just a really good begger. :-)


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Celestial Healer wrote:
Tequila Sunrise wrote:

David Sedaris is one of the few celebrities I would gush over, were I to ever meet him. It would be embarrassing. For everyone within a 1-mile radius. Like, shamefully embarrassing.

I've heard him read Six to Eight Black Men many times, and it still makes me laugh out loud.

He's amazing. I read Let's Explore Diabetes With Owls cover to cover in about a week.

I am ashamed to say that I have not read it yet, along with too many other books on my list. :(


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A list of "Lovecraftian-inspired" comics, why not.


Man: that weird moment where, due to the way and time the threads updated, the Messageboards stream on the right, and the actual Messageboards page in the center have a different number of "new" posts in the same thread.

It's pretty weird.

(For the curious, "I want to do that much damage!" had 3 new posts - the last by Torbyne - when the right stream loaded, but, by the time the main page finished loading, Glorf Fei-Hung had added a post, making it 4 new posts - specifically "11 seconds ago" (meaning, of course, it took more than 11 seconds after the stream had updated compared to the page). I'm looking at it right now, and it's pretty weird. Neat!)


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I still haven't decided if I feel well enough to go to work.

I'll see how I feel after I pick up Tiny T-Rex from school.


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I'll decide after I eat something.


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Yeah, I'm gonna go to work tonight.

Mostly because Tuesday is a pretty easy day to work, and I'd rather not screw it up. :-)

Seriously, if you're going to only work one day a week, Tuesday is the day.


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Weirdest thing in my reshop cart; the product video shelf display.

Which means someone a) thought that would make the perfect gift, and b) had the screwdriver handy to unscrew it from the shelf.

Thankfully, the cashier had the sense not to sell it.

Unless, it was a return...


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Now, I don't feel so good. :-(

Would've been nice to feel this bad 4 hours ago, when I was deciding if I wanted to go to work. :-(


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You know how some video games are played, and some are beaten mercilessly into the ground, until you stand above it's blooded corpse with nothing but your cramped fingers gleaming back into your cold, hard eyes?

I appear to have entered a similar stage of advanced mathematics.


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Tacticslion wrote:
FAWLT contraband

Spoiler:
I didn't hear about WBC until after the fact, but...yeah. I can only imagine that for a Christian in the moment, it'd feel like watching a group of distant relatives walk around s#$@ting on peoples' lawns...and then being all "Hey we're just looking out for you, it's our god who hates you!" when the neighbors object.

It's good to know that two girls at least escaped that culty lifestyle, though I'm also disturbed that such a subculture grew into existence in the first place. I read somewhere that the older sister thought that 'Christian' is an epithet for many years, due to the way the WBC preacher talked about other churches/denominations.

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