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We don't make many rogues, we have a lot of roguish characters though, and the next person that wears a heavy suit of armor will be the first.


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Rainbow rogue is probably the scariest party member I've got right now.


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captain yesterday wrote:
I like Rogues.

I like rogues too.

I'd like to be able to play a rogue, as opposed to some new-fangled fancy-schmancy class, but it is how it is.

I can always play 1e/2e if I want, and thief my way to tightly defined happiness.


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Third day in a row we were able to sled to school.


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Now it's time to walk the dog.

So he decrees.


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I wish my boss understood how pdfs work.

I cannot simply type into it like a word document.


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You can write right on them, though!

Unrelated: how do I get Sharpie off of my monitor?


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Freakazoid wrote:

You can write right on them, though!

Unrelated: how do I get Sharpie off of my monitor?

Use White-out. :D

The Exchange

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Get Adobe Acrobat and there's a type writer tool. Laggy as fk but you can type...to a certain extent.


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He told me to cut and paste a document yesterday. Okay, cut and paste away. The problem was everything had a red box around it as a result, and I had no idea how to fix that- this was a new document that was replacing an old one. So I sent it to him and today there was a huge problem with the document because of the red boxes. I told him I cut and paste like he said, and he wanted me to just write in the document. I told him I didnt have that version of adobe, and I dont have that level of access to the document. He insisted that anyone could do it. So I went back and learned how to remove borders after researching it on the internet. But still nothing on just typing into the document.

Turns out, he was referring to fill and sign, which kinda works, kinda doesn't on the document. I wish he had just said that in the first place...


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No-context theatre from the children:

"It's an iceberg of garbage and Tide pods."

"We'll discuss that in therapy."

"So, that's a short-term solution. What about long-term?"
"Ban everything, set it on fire, and start over."
"It'll just come back stronger!"


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Having worked with PDFs (and other Adobe products) since they were first invented, I have learned that Adobe is a master of taking even the simplest of concepts and making it unworkably complicated. And wrecking your computer's security in the process.

Go, Adobe! (Preferably anywhere OTHER than where I'm trying to use a computer.)


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Good news: they finally got a green screen in for everyone to use, and tech department is showing us how to use it.

Bad news: they didn't tell us we were doing green screen stuff today, so guess who wore a green dress.


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Do something sitcom-y!


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NobodysHome wrote:

Having worked with PDFs (and other Adobe products) since they were first invented, I have learned that Adobe is a master of taking even the simplest of concepts and making it unworkably complicated. And wrecking your computer's security in the process.

Go, Adobe! (Preferably anywhere OTHER than where I'm trying to use a computer.)

interesting. Thank you.


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Scintillae wrote:

Good news: they finally got a green screen in for everyone to use, and tech department is showing us how to use it.

Bad news: they didn't tell us we were doing green screen stuff today, so guess who wore a green dress.

go floating severed head and possibly plunging neckline and forearms and calves of Scint!


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I was sitting in my chair at the table in the kitchen in full sun and the dog comes up asking for more food (he snorted and looked sadly at his almost empty food dish) so I get up to get him more food and turn around to see him sitting in my chair basking in the full sun.

Well played.

Edit: And now he's looking at the table asking for a treat or something.

He thinks he's people!


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captain yesterday wrote:

I was sitting in my chair at the table in the kitchen in full sun and the dog comes up asking for more food (he snorted and looked sadly at his almost empty food dish) so I get up to get him more food and turn around to see him sitting in my chair basking in the full sun.

Well played.

You almost can't be mad about that. Almost. Conniving devils, dogs. :)


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I just rolled up a different chair and sat next to him.


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NobodysHome wrote:

Having worked with PDFs (and other Adobe products) since they were first invented, I have learned that Adobe is a master of taking even the simplest of concepts and making it unworkably complicated. And wrecking your computer's security in the process.

Go, Adobe! (Preferably anywhere OTHER than where I'm trying to use a computer.)

Wait 'till you see their greatest creation... FLASH!


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Drejk wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:

Having worked with PDFs (and other Adobe products) since they were first invented, I have learned that Adobe is a master of taking even the simplest of concepts and making it unworkably complicated. And wrecking your computer's security in the process.

Go, Adobe! (Preferably anywhere OTHER than where I'm trying to use a computer.)

Wait 'till you see their greatest creation... FLASH!

but that's how I get my porn!


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Freehold DM wrote:
Scintillae wrote:

Good news: they finally got a green screen in for everyone to use, and tech department is showing us how to use it.

Bad news: they didn't tell us we were doing green screen stuff today, so guess who wore a green dress.

go floating severed head and possibly plunging neckline and forearms and calves of Scint!

Plunging neckline is not generally something associated with real-life teacher dress code in my experience.


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Orthos wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Scintillae wrote:

Good news: they finally got a green screen in for everyone to use, and tech department is showing us how to use it.

Bad news: they didn't tell us we were doing green screen stuff today, so guess who wore a green dress.

go floating severed head and possibly plunging neckline and forearms and calves of Scint!
Plunging neckline is not generally something associated with real-life teacher dress code in my experience.

You should probably seek medical attention immediately if your calves start plunging, or consult a vet.


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Orthos wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Scintillae wrote:

Good news: they finally got a green screen in for everyone to use, and tech department is showing us how to use it.

Bad news: they didn't tell us we were doing green screen stuff today, so guess who wore a green dress.

go floating severed head and possibly plunging neckline and forearms and calves of Scint!
Plunging neckline is not generally something associated with real-life teacher dress code in my experience.

did I say plunging? I probably meant v neck/cut.

On a green screen that kind of cut would look plunging, very much like a certain kind of bust (art students, fill me in here).


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They're called boobs son!


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I put a jacket on to cover the green, but they insisted on a few frames with the green. It's a green bodice/black skirt, so it basically looked like my chest was void. Spoooopy stuff.


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Scintillae wrote:
I put a jacket on to cover the green, but they insisted on a few frames with the green. It's a green bodice/black skirt, so it basically looked like my chest was void. Spoooopy stuff.

thats AWESOME!


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Captain Yesterday's favorite quotes.

"Count Lionel? What's he doing there! You had your chance at the cotillion you!!" - Grunkle Stan, Gravity Falls.


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What the heck. Six birds have divebombed my window today.


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Using the tablet right now. Laptop won't boot. I get a "Group Policy Manager : Insufficient Memory" error. Resetting Windows.


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Scintillae wrote:
What the heck. Six birds have divebombed my window today.

It's the green bodice. They can't see it.


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One of the kids theorized it was the "sexy, sexy owls."

Room's got an owl theme, including some little suncatchers.


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Impus Major: Oh my god! It's attained sentience! That's what you get when you don't clean under the couch!


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We broke the sled.

Still, it lasted much longer than our previous sleds.


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Scintillae wrote:

One of the kids theorized it was the "sexy, sexy owls."

Room's got an owl theme, including some little suncatchers.

It's normally the sexy owls' fault, I find.

The Exchange

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Camouflage?

You gain the use of blend?


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Dirty Old Victorian Longears wrote:
Scintillae wrote:

One of the kids theorized it was the "sexy, sexy owls."

Room's got an owl theme, including some little suncatchers.

It's normally the sexy owls' fault, I find.

well Goblin King David Bowie turned into an owl in Labyrinth. I wouldn't kick him out of my bed for leaving pieces of small rodents in the covers.


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NobodysHome wrote:

Impus Major: Oh my god! It's attained sentience! That's what you get when you don't clean under the couch!

That's why I don't clean under the... Uh, bed, I don't have couch... Maybe that's why I don't get such cute balls of fluff.


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wow.


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Then there's Falcon.

Maybe I just like raptors.


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Parent teacher conferences went pretty well. But I had my hip pop out of place as I was leaving. A very kind woman recognized the pain face and helped me outside which was super sweet of her.


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And since I've decided today is Inappropriate Post day, check out this curious item from the Washington Post.
If I don't offer opinion or commentary, it doesn't count as politics, right?
Just... fascinating.
(Ducks anyway)


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I'll allow that one.


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Page not found.


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This seems to be the link.


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Pay to read. Nope.

Title was worth a snerk though.


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Orthos wrote:

Pay to read. Nope.

Title was worth a snerk though.

You get a handful of free views from The Washington Post per month.


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Must have used them all up already. I just googled it and found another site to read it on. >_> I don't read news enough to make it worth paying for and I don't intend to start now.

Scarab Sages

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You're welcome!


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I used to read at least three newspapers a day, back before they were exorbitantly expensive.

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