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Middle age Captain Yesterday wishes he didn't wear his new shorts today.
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Well apparently you didn't.
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Oh, I know the song. I don't know where the kid came across it, especially since he had no idea who Rasputin was.
Maybe from [url=m.youtube.com/watch?v=cdkBs0VCSX0] Turisas[\url] , as they did a brilliant cover of it.
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Speaking of which, the call centre manager, a lady with a truly legendary temper, is back from the Boobie Forge tomorrow, so goodness knows what will happen.
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THERE IS A FORGE FOR BOOBS?!?!
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YOUR KING DECREES EVERYFAWTL MUST WATCH FINAL SPACEWhat's it on?
EDIT: Found it. It's on TBS. I don't have cable.
watch it on the tbs website.
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After getting rained on all night they sent us to do sod
Captain Yesterday's coworker (jokingly): You want a trowel to smooth out the mud?
Me: Actually, yes.
Man, that was some nice looking mud when I got done with it.
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Enjoying the show, but might I say that Black Lightning has possibly the most flamboyant supers costume I've ever seen.
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Anyone have suggestions for a good layman's website-builder? I'm now pretty much in charge of my local Party's website, and currently it is hosted on Wordpress. Which I've used in the past for blogging, but the site-building side of it seems much more involved. Like I'm currently trying to figure out why our Dem Donkey header image is getting cut off on all non-home pages, and apparently I have to trawl thru the theme CSS and try to locate the individual line responsible for this inconsistency. Or find another theme that doesn't cut the header off.
Is there something more user-friendly, or is Wordpress pretty much as good as it gets?
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Enjoying the show, but might I say that Black Lightning has possibly the most flamboyant supers costume I've ever seen.
it is a far more mature version of his original and even 90s outfit.
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It's really funny how "financial success" can be measured in a multitude of different ways, ranging from, "My family will not starve... today" to "I have so much money I cannot possibly spend it in my lifetime".
For many, many years, we struggled with the threshold of, "When something we use every day breaks, we can replace it." For so many years we'd get something really nice, either by saving up or by getting it as a present, use it for years, and then, when it finally died, realize we couldn't get a replacement because we didn't have the money lying around to deal with it.
Well, both our tea kettle AND our coffee maker gave up the ghost in the last couple of weeks, and this morning I casually re-ordered a coffee maker... and realized that I could!!
So it's only been in the last couple of years since NobodysWife got a "real" job, but we've reached that point in our life where when something breaks, we can just order a new one of that very same thing.
It's a nice feeling, and it's really weird to me that it came SO long after the whole, "Owning a house" thing...
(Of course, around here "owning a house" frequently takes 40-50% of your gross income, and taxes and health insurance another 30-35%, so it's no surprise that liquid cash to spend isn't as plentiful as it should seem.)
Anyway, new cofeemaker! Yay!
EDIT: Scary. I'd missed John's post about his mother's mixer before I posted this... FaWtL works in mysterious and coincidental ways...
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Note to self: in the future, don't tell Tiny T-Rex about summer vacation until after school lets out for the year.
I must've had ten people tell me this morning "Tiny T-Rex says you're going to California this summer" "yeah, it's amazing what you can do with two incomes and no boat payments"
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Note to self: in the future, don't tell Tiny T-Rex about summer vacation until after school lets out for the year.
I must've had ten people tell me this morning "Tiny T-Rex says you're going to California this summer" "yeah, it's amazing what you can do with two incomes and no boat payments"
Start sounding like a native. "No, we're going to Northern California", and make sure you put plenty of Seattle Snootiness on "Northern"; they learned it from us, after all!
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I figure this will be a good test to see how thick my Midwestern accent has gotten with the last thirteen years spent entirely in the Midwest.
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I've finally given away my last defective (but fixed) first printing Starfinder CRB, to Crookshanks' newly forming Starfinder/Pathfinder club.
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I've also of course given Crookshanks free reign of my collection, with limits.
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Kids come over to our house and gape in awe at the figures on shelves over my desk and bookshelves full of Pathfinder stuff.
Shiro says, "NobodysHome owns everything Paizo ever published!"
It's an exaggeration, but not by much; I could probably fit the rest in half a bookcase.
(He frustrates me because he'll need to display a map at the Sunday game and I'll just say, "I'm sure I have it! Let me log into my Paizo account for you and grab it!", and he's just terrified of my Downloads page and doesn't want me near his computer with that many available downloads.)
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Speaking of which, the call centre manager, a lady with a truly legendary temper, is back from the Boobie Forge tomorrow, so goodness knows what will happen....
THERE IS A FORGE FOR BOOBS?!?!
Moradin knows what he's about.
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I have a respectable amount, about 85% campaign setting, 40% percent of the player companions, all the APs except book one of Council Of Thieves, Second Darkness, Giantslayer,and Legacy Of Fire.
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Enjoying the show, but might I say that Black Lightning has possibly the most flamboyant supers costume I've ever seen.it is a far more mature version of his original and even 90s outfit.
*googles*
Oh my.
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I have a respectable amount, about 85% campaign setting, 40% percent of the player companions, all the APs except book one of Council Of Thieves, Second Darkness, Giantslayer,and Legacy Of Fire.
I don't allow Player Companions, because unlike Just a Mort I don't care for the cheese. (Greater Angelic Aspect as a 4th-level paladin spell, anyone?)
Similarly, I haven't been buying a lot of the hardcovers 'cause I'm not subscribed to them, so I'm missing Unchained, the Bestiaries 5 and 6, and so forth.
Other than that, I have all the APs, plus the RotRL and CT hardcovers, and many of the campaign settings.
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Yeah, I stopped getting Player Companions when they switched formats (with a few exceptions), I guess I'm more at 25 to 30% of them (they've released way more than I realized).
As far as RPG line I have most except Ultimate Campaign, Ultimate Wilderness, Adventurers Guide, Villains Codex, Unchained, and Horror Adventures.
Also both AP hardcovers.
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I don't allow Player Companions, because unlike Just a Mort I don't care for the cheese. (Greater Angelic Aspect as a 4th-level paladin spell, anyone?)
Plenty of way to remedy it though. Kicking the greater version off the paladin spell list comes to mind....
It's a pretty nifty (if not a bit over-powered) buff for ye old paladin, though with it being a 4th lvl spell, it competes with stuff like Eaglesoul and Holysword as the go to (self)buff for most palas, though its more defensive then the other two in nature.No the real cheese begins when some player gets the bright idea to use the Samsaran Mystic Past Life racial trait to plonk the spell into some Oracle, Druid (or other divine spellcaster) builds spell-list as a 4th level spell!!
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I'm missing 1 AP book, and maybe 3-4 of the original 3.5 campaign books.
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Most things, in and of themselves, are not "broken" or overpowered in my opinion. It's, like Kjel mentioned, in combination with other things where you really find problems. And for me, it's only an issue of what's overpowered for the campaign being ran. I remember a thread a while back where the originator was complaining that detect magic was ruining his/her campaign.
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Kids come over to our house and gape in awe at the figures on shelves over my desk and bookshelves full of Pathfinder stuff.
Shiro says, "NobodysHome owns everything Paizo ever published!"
It's an exaggeration, but not by much; I could probably fit the rest in half a bookcase.
(He frustrates me because he'll need to display a map at the Sunday game and I'll just say, "I'm sure I have it! Let me log into my Paizo account for you and grab it!", and he's just terrified of my Downloads page and doesn't want me near his computer with that many available downloads.)
I only own stuff in PDF. Can you imagine lugging all those books around? I'm a little bit!
Everything else can be checked out using archive of nethys/d20pfsrd. Archive of nethys is more accurate but less user friendly.
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Detect magic is one of those game breaking spells in the wrong hands. Magic aura is a great counter if I am remembering correctly.
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I don't allow Player Companions, because unlike Just a Mort I don't care for the cheese. (Greater Angelic Aspect as a 4th-level paladin spell, anyone?)
Plenty of way to remedy it though. Kicking the greater version off the paladin spell list comes to mind....
It's a pretty nifty (if not a bit over-powered) buff for ye old paladin, though with it being a 4th lvl spell, it competes with stuff like Eaglesoul and Holysword as the go to (self)buff for most palas, though its more defensive then the other two in nature.No the real cheese begins when some player gets the bright idea to use the Samsaran Mystic Past Life racial trait to plonk the spell into some Oracle, Druid (or other divine spellcaster) builds spell-list as a 4th level spell!!
Hmm Holy sword is a nice candidate to add to other class lists...and I might want Strong Jaw for lunar/dark tapestry oracles for all that shapeshifting shenanigans, but again I don't really play now, so why bother?
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G*%$&*n it, they asked if any parents had questions.
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I was a copious drinker in my early to mid 20s until I figured out that prescribed medication is much better at alleviating/suppressing my anxiety disorder. Giving yourself a combination near migraine and near panic attack because you're worried about bizarre, highly improbable contraindications from taking your newly-prescribed anti-anxiety medication is apparently a huge DUH! symptom.
I know the feeling, tangentially. When I had my panic attack and ended up overnight in the hospital due to mistaking it for a heart attack, something I'd been dreading (mostly pointlessly, I could do for better health overall admittedly) for years, I got prescribed an anti-anxiety medication that, combined with melatonin supplements, has made my sleep schedule so so so much more stable.
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They had the incoming freshman meeting for Crookshanks' future high school where they tell the helicopter parents to relax and let their kids learn independence.
They then opened it up to questions wherein all the helicopter parents wanted to know how the school planned to helicopter their kids for them.
And apparently the General wasn't in the mood for my ear tickling heckling.
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Oh, to have a video recording of that meeting!!
Didja record it, cap?
Pleasepleaseplease say you did!! :)
'Cause that would be QUALITY viewing. Forever.