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*Gets dressed* That sounds equally likely.


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captain yesterday wrote:
Tiny T-Rex is still convinced Build A Bear hunts stuffed animals for bloodsport to skin and then resell them to poor unsuspecting children.

that is one smart kid you have there.


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lisamarlene wrote:

I did go shopping with my mother last night, after we took my grandmother back to her apartment.

But we just went to Sears because her oven died the day before Thanksgiving FOR THE SECOND TIME IN FIVE YEARS and she could get the new one for half-price if we went last night.

Which, I feel, is a good excuse.

The store was empty and there were nine appliance salespeople on duty, and they were all desperate and a bit creepy.

...wow.

On several levels.


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captain yesterday wrote:

We all get what we get from Sony, Nintendo, and Microsoft, which are scraps.

Oh no, they buy it from us, we have to hold it in a secure location until it's picked up, after our sale is over they come in to pick it up and promptly return it.

oh man. They still do that?

I mean, I have memories of internet resales making unscrupulous brute squad folks wealthy, but I thought they were thwarted by the fact that people can buy things online with greater confidence now.


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TriOmegaZero wrote:
I drove Cyz over to Build-a-Bear so she could pick up the gingerbread man that is only available today. Doesn’t look like the mall here is overrun with sale zombies. But this is about the first time we have ventured out on a Black Friday in awhile. I think we may have done something last year, but it was in the afternoon when most of the deals were over/sold out.

Cyz?


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Despite all extended family being absent -- my side of the family is awesome, a big reason why T-Day is my #1 favorite holiday -- we had a great Turkey Day! We had the homunculi this year, and a friend came over with her kids to feast with us.

I tried to talk a bit about the good and the bad that make up this country as part of the thanks-giving -- earlier in the week I learned that Black Friday is also apparently Indigenous People(?) Day in the U.S., and it got me thinking -- but I wasn't really organized about it and none of the kids have had history lessons in school yet. So we ended up just talking a bit about democracy and the Constitution and then drifting into favorite TV shows. Which was disappointing, but live and learn right?

Also disappointing was having to throw the turkey out later in the evening, after cramming everything else in the fridge and trying unsuccessfully to keep the turkey cool with some freezy packs and a cooler. :( We really need a chest-freezer.

But the food was great, the company was great, and I am thankful for all the good people and things in my life. :)


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Freehold DM wrote:
TriOmegaZero wrote:
I drove Cyz over to Build-a-Bear so she could pick up the gingerbread man that is only available today. Doesn’t look like the mall here is overrun with sale zombies. But this is about the first time we have ventured out on a Black Friday in awhile. I think we may have done something last year, but it was in the afternoon when most of the deals were over/sold out.
Cyz?

His wife I thought.


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If my paternal grandparents were still alive, today would be their one hundredth wedding anniversary. They were married in the Polish Catholic Church in Chicago, St. Stanislaus, which is still there.
In their wedding portrait, they look impossibly young. Which they were (eighteen and twenty-three).

Their children are all deceased now and I doubt any of my cousins know or care about their anniversary.

I thought about calling a florist near the cemetery and seeing if I could get some orange blossoms delivered to my grandmother's grave. Is that stupid?


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No, it isn't. Family should be remembered.


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Go for it.


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lisamarlene wrote:

If my paternal grandparents were still alive, today would be their one hundredth wedding anniversary. They were married in the Polish Catholic Church in Chicago, St. Stanislaus, which is still there.

In their wedding portrait, they look impossibly young. Which they were (eighteen and twenty-three).

Their children are all deceased now and I doubt any of my cousins know or care about their anniversary.

I thought about calling a florist near the cemetery and seeing if I could get some orange blossoms delivered to my grandmother's grave. Is that stupid?

no it is not. Go for it.

Grand Lodge

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captain yesterday wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
TriOmegaZero wrote:
I drove Cyz over to Build-a-Bear so she could pick up the gingerbread man that is only available today. Doesn’t look like the mall here is overrun with sale zombies. But this is about the first time we have ventured out on a Black Friday in awhile. I think we may have done something last year, but it was in the afternoon when most of the deals were over/sold out.
Cyz?
His wife I thought.

Yes. Search for Cyzzane.


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She has posted once in this thread on pony related stuff.


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I work again tonight, only until 11:30, but then I'm back again at 12:15 Saturday afternoon for a full day.

Tis the season!


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I have acquired medications for the plague. Huzzargh.


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Be they rum 'n' gunpowder 'n' squid?

If not, get a second opinion from yer pirate physician.


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We recommend making it walk the plank.


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Well, back to the bloodbaths.

With our inventory depleted I expect people to be especially surly.

It's a good thing I perfected my Rob Lowe face.


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Sharoth wrote:
Honestly, I really don't have much to say that doesn't sound like (or is) whining.

Yeah, I feel that...


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Whine away.

I have plenty of cheese. :-)


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Damn ferret keeps getting fleas. How the f+!+ does that happen!? He never leaves my room, and I don't have fleas! 80% of his time is spent in his cage, at that!


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On a movie date with my super-hot wiiiiiiiiiife~! XD


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Hey! Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!!! I was at the supermarket when I saw something that has me as excited as a kid on Christmas Morning. OMNI MAGAZINE IS BACK IN PRINT!!!!


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Well, that, plus my print volumes of the Second Darkness AP have arrived.


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Yup, people are definitely surly tonight.

Despite mostly having what they're looking for.

I tell ya, I don't get no something, something.


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Go see Coco! It's fantastic!

Also, now I need a magical pet flying jaguar spirit animal.
Even if Nobody's Home would probably kill it.

The Exchange

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Gone to my niece's baby shower!


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lisamarlene wrote:

Go see Coco! It's fantastic!

Also, now I need a magical pet flying jaguar spirit animal.
Even if Nobody's Home would probably kill it.

With fire!!!!


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lisamarlene wrote:

Go see Coco! It's fantastic!

Also, now I need a magical pet flying jaguar spirit animal.
Even if Nobody's Home would probably kill it.

I just now realized you weren't saying Costco.

I admit I was a bit confused.

Sovereign Court

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Scintillae wrote:
I have acquired medications for the plague. Huzzargh.

I have too. Thus far, minimal progress.

:(


Tacticslion wrote:
On a movie date with my super-hot wiiiiiiiiiife~! XD

It turns out Coco is a great movie!

Grand Lodge

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Coco was an excellent movie.


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captain yesterday wrote:
It's a good thing I perfected my Rob Lowe face.

My wife -- and often me too -- are literally watching Parks & Rec all over again.

And it is still fun!


Xenthya, Nuzlocke Trainer wrote:
Tacticslion wrote:
Xenthya, Nuzlocke Trainer wrote:
Feeling like starting doing this thing again.
Yyyyuuuuusssssss

Comin' Round the Mountain

Also I'd forgotten how annoying and laggy Tumblr gets when you put a ton of stuff in one post.

W00t!


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Freehold DM wrote:
She has posted once in this thread on pony related stuff.

I'm a bit surprised.

...Though in retrospect, I should not be.


Xenthya, Nuzlocke Trainer wrote:
Xenthya, Nuzlocke Trainer wrote:
Xenthya, Nuzlocke Trainer wrote:
Tacticslion wrote:
Xenthya, Nuzlocke Trainer wrote:
Feeling like starting doing this thing again.
Yyyyuuuuusssssss

Comin' Round the Mountain

Also I'd forgotten how annoying and laggy Tumblr gets when you put a ton of stuff in one post.

bottom-of-page carryover
My 'Mons Know What You Did In The Dark

Quote to find this later!


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lisamarlene wrote:

If my paternal grandparents were still alive, today would be their one hundredth wedding anniversary. They were married in the Polish Catholic Church in Chicago, St. Stanislaus, which is still there.

In their wedding portrait, they look impossibly young. Which they were (eighteen and twenty-three).

Their children are all deceased now and I doubt any of my cousins know or care about their anniversary.

I thought about calling a florist near the cemetery and seeing if I could get some orange blossoms delivered to my grandmother's grave. Is that stupid?

It is not. Remembering what you choose to remember and honoring what you choose to honor is important.

(Also having just seen Coco...)


lisamarlene wrote:

Go see Coco! It's fantastic!

Also, now I need a magical pet flying jaguar spirit animal.
Even if Nobody's Home would probably kill it.

I agree with all of these statements! Except for NH killing it - he couldn't because it's already (sort of) dead (or something - it's extraordinarily unclear, and that's okay)!

TriOmegaZero wrote:
Coco was an excellent movie.

I agree with this, too!


Just a Mort wrote:
Gone to my niece's baby shower!

Awesome!!! Woooooo!!!


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captain yesterday wrote:

We all get what we get from Sony, Nintendo, and Microsoft, which are scraps.

Oh no, they buy it from us, we have to hold it in a secure location until it's picked up, after our sale is over they come in to pick it up and promptly return it.

oh man. They still do that?

I mean, I have memories of internet resales making unscrupulous brute squad folks wealthy, but I thought they were thwarted by the fact that people can buy things online with greater confidence now.

I don't know about Walmart, but I know gas stations used to raid us every time we had a big sale on soda or any other consumable and resell it for thrice the price.

EDIT: I mean, this was easily eighteen years ago, but I know for a fact it still happens. I've watched our local pharmacy have a sale and mysteriously be out, and suddenly our local gas stations have absolutely packed shelves.


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My showtime for Coco is Sunday morning. It'll be nice, because I'm well and truly worn out, and I have to go back to work tomorrow.

They better not steal our cashiers again. We had got two cashiers scheduled back in my department at a time, and front end manager kept ordering her people back up to the front to help out. We'd turn around and all of a sudden there's nobody at the registers and the customers are like WTF and we don't know what happened.


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:(

At the ER with the nephew. Little man's got a sudden conjunctivitis-turned-respiratory-crud thing, running a fever, and feeling generally disagreeable -- he didn't smile at me. Kinda a big deal. He's calmed down, and his symptoms have lessened a bit, though; he's being tended now.

Been gritting my teeth too much, lately; moreso tonight.


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Syrus Terrigan wrote:

:(

At the ER with the nephew. Little man's got a sudden conjunctivitis-turned-respiratory-crud thing, running a fever, and feeling generally disagreeable -- he didn't smile at me. Kinda a big deal. He's calmed down, and his symptoms have lessened a bit, though; he's being tended now.

Been gritting my teeth too much, lately; moreso tonight.

I am sorry to hear that. Being at the ER or hospital sucks no matter what the reasons. I hope he gets better soon!!!


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Doc says: climate difference! No surprise, really -- southwest TN can be a real *swamp* . . . .

But he seems to be good, now. Actually *sleeping*.

Which is what *I* am about to do . . . . About 4 hours "late".

Read ya later, Fawtlies!


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Please heal up, little guy.

So many people unwell of late.


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captain yesterday wrote:
lisamarlene wrote:

Go see Coco! It's fantastic!

Also, now I need a magical pet flying jaguar spirit animal.
Even if Nobody's Home would probably kill it.

I just now realized you weren't saying Costco.

I admit I was a bit confused.

LOL. I read it the exact same way! :P


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Mild headache... Meh.


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Syrus Terrigan wrote:
Doc says: climate difference! No surprise, really -- southwest TN can be a real *swamp* . . . .

Hope he recovers soon.

In other news, hi neighbor. I'm in Chattanooga.


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Thanks and thanks again for your well-wishes for the big-tiny one. :)

RE: Chattanooga -- Yup. I've known you were one of the closest Paizonians for quite a long time (well, for *me*, anyway) -- United Nations of Paizo thread, I believe. :)


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Good morning, everyone.

Sorry to hear about your nephew, Syrus. Being sick really sucks when you want to play, either inside or out.

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