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Tonight is mandatory parent meeting for the DC trip the 8th grade class is going on soon. As always scheduled right at dinner time. Should be mind numbingly boring as per usual, but I still have to go. End result will undoubtedly be that I get a useful pamphlet with all the info needed that I can read in like two minutes but will still have to sit in the hot auditorium for an hour to go over each piece in excruciating detail. All school related informational meetings are predictable like this. Pretty sure the teachers who can keep a straight face when they get interrupted by those parents who never pay attention with a question that is literally answered by what they just said before they got interrupted should be nominated for sainthood. ;P
Are you sure I'm not a chaperone on that trip?
...checks calendar...
EDIT: Oh, gods. Naked chaperoning. I'm just gonna leave it here and let it lie...

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And yeah, just try being a chaperone on one of those trips. "And my daughter is allergic to the color mauve, and African ants, but not Argentine ants. And I just noticed that you're only getting 6 3/4 hours of sleep each night. I'm not comfortable with any chaperones getting under 8 hours of sleep. Research has shown that humans cannot possibly function without a full 8 hours of sleep every night, so I'd like you to reschedule the entire trip so that every one of you gets at least a 10-hour break to sleep.
Oh, and are you driving? I have some concerns..."
EDIT: Not to belittle real people's real allergies, but when you're chaperoning 108 kids and 38 of them have stringent dietary restrictions, you know you're among Berkeley parents...

Ethel, Promiscuously Tippy Cow |
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John Napier 698 wrote:Either our favorite beverage, or the beverage we're allowed to have, in the case of those that are working tonight, like me.I shall raise a glass of chocolate milk to you all.
saunters in, holding a bottle of Hershey's Syrup suggestively with her tongue.
You want that shaken, or stirred.

Kjeldorn |
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Well since I'm gonna be heading to bed, I'll have to give you your toast now so..
TOZ, I raise this drink in your honor, to congratulate you on your present and future endeavours...
So congratulation on your graduation!
*dumps his Sierra Nevada IPA down his throat*
And to the rest, Nobody, John, lion, lynora, Cap, kileanna, limey, Sissyl and whoever still is on here I bid a good night*
*or the nearest good time-zone equivalent.

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Sissyl wrote:Twosie is apparently a thing. I had no idea. However, I couldn't join you in a twosie to fight over Kileanna, now could I?*the feather in kjeldorn's helmet sudden stands up straight, with a cartoonish "boooiinnnggg" sound, while he blushes bright red"
I..er...uhhh...huuu...ummm.....sure!?
no need to thank me.

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In a grumpy mood today, but it's 100% down to allergies making me miserable, so I'm trying to ignore it. With varying degrees of success.
Also I'm mad at myself because I messed up my hand again just when it was getting better. I just couldn't resist the crafting for a little bit longer....apparently four days is the limit of how long I can go without knitting or crocheting even when it causes agonizing pain. That is kinda hilarisad. :P
opens fire upon lynoras allergies

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lynora wrote:Tonight is mandatory parent meeting for the DC trip the 8th grade class is going on soon. As always scheduled right at dinner time. Should be mind numbingly boring as per usual, but I still have to go. End result will undoubtedly be that I get a useful pamphlet with all the info needed that I can read in like two minutes but will still have to sit in the hot auditorium for an hour to go over each piece in excruciating detail. All school related informational meetings are predictable like this. Pretty sure the teachers who can keep a straight face when they get interrupted by those parents who never pay attention with a question that is literally answered by what they just said before they got interrupted should be nominated for sainthood. ;PAre you sure I'm not a chaperone on that trip?
...checks calendar...
EDIT: Oh, gods. Naked chaperoning. I'm just gonna leave it here and let it lie...
there is nothing I can add here. And this is me talking.

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Tacticslion wrote:D-dangit, TOZ, can you get any cooler?!Probably about 20% cooler. Did I mention I'm working on a new PFS location here in Phoenix, to be the east side counterpart to our current Saturday game? Even better, it's ten minutes from my house.
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captain yesterday |
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And yeah, just try being a chaperone on one of those trips. "And my daughter is allergic to the color mauve, and African ants, but not Argentine ants. And I just noticed that you're only getting 6 3/4 hours of sleep each night. I'm not comfortable with any chaperones getting under 8 hours of sleep. Research has shown that humans cannot possibly function without a full 8 hours of sleep every night, so I'd like you to reschedule the entire trip so that every one of you gets at least a 10-hour break to sleep.
Oh, and are you driving? I have some concerns..."EDIT: Not to belittle real people's real allergies, but when you're chaperoning 108 kids and 38 of them have stringent dietary restrictions, you know you're among Berkeley parents...
You know you're on a Madison field trip when you have 108 kids with 105 parents "chaperoning" and by that I mean hovering over their kids.
Last field trip I went on this kid almost made it the shore of a pond unattended and this other parent stopped him from experiencing something by himself and so then when his dad rushed over the other dad said "didn't mean to helicopter your son bro!" "No thanks bro! Someone has to!"
Meanwhile, Tiny T-Rex and another kid found a crayfish, by themselves.

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My husband gets the joy of chaperoning this time. One of us always has to go on school trips cause kidlet has major anxiety issues. He is already so over it, especially after he found out that he missed the chaperone meeting because the teacher in charge sent the emails to the wrong address. Not that she will ever admit the mistake. *eyeroll*

gran rey de los mono |
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gran rey de los mono wrote:How about the Steven King movie "Pet Semetary?"John Napier 698 wrote:Never saw it, so it must have been something else.gran rey de los mono wrote:The movie Poltergeist, the one from the '80s, not the new one, which I haven't seen.Drejk wrote:I feel like I've seen that somewhere before, but I cannot for the life of me figure out where.Cursed Indian graveyard beneath the building? I heard they are the cause of lot woes in America...
Restless spirits sucking the moisture out of air?
Hmmm...
*makes note*
Nope. Don't really watch (or read) horror. Which you would think would make it easier to remember where I saw something, yet it doesn't. At least not this time.

Ethel, Promiscuously Tippy Cow |
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It is my birthday today - physical age, 38; mental age, around 13.
I was promised a 'birthday dance' at work yesterday.
Did I get my birthday dance?
No, I did not. Bah
Walks in, stumbling suggestively with pasties on the udder.
You want to sit, or stand for that dance...
Brushes tail teasingly down the side of Limey's cheek.

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Kajehase wrote:damn. I'm sorry man.Quote:Dear Mr MacGillivray
Notice of Termination of EmploymentThe joab's crap and am leaving
I'll no be back after June 30th. Canny wait
Good luck in getting some other mug to clean the place.
Cheerio.Marlene
Yee Ha
Since I'm neither Mr MacGillivray nor Marlene, no need to. :)