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Scarab Sages

Hmmm.....


Patrick Curtin wrote:

Well, back to the chain gang. later folks!

*blink*

Naked chain gang for ToP? O.o


Another nasty beer morning, I see. Thank God for my new familiar.


Rwandan is served!


And for dinner today, we're having porkchops with some pasta and a sauce made from cream, canned (damn you convenience-store) mushrooms, and some basil and oregano.

To drink with this I'm going for a small bottle of Casillero del Diablo 2009 - an excellent white wine produced in the Casablanca valley in Chile. The description on the label puts it as "A crisp Chardonnay packed with tropical fruit flavours and subtle hints if vanilla."

What are all you lot having?


If I can work up the energy I'll probably get some ruccola salad and cherry tomatoes for a starter dish, otherwise I'll just finish the whole thing by gnawing on some raw carrot and the aforementioned tomatoes.


Please say with meatballs
Please say with meatballs


With meatballs!!


Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Superscriber; Pathfinder Starfinder Adventure Path, Starfinder Roleplaying Game, Starfinder Society Subscriber
Slinklurk Deserthound wrote:
With meatballs!!

You changed your avatar.:)


Aberzombie wrote:
Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Patrick Curtin wrote:
I wish I had a nice cold Budweiser right now.
It....it's like...I don't know you anymore. :)

You can have my cold Budweiser when you pry it from my dead hands!

** spoiler omitted **

Do us a favor and keep political crap out of here. Even in spoilers.

I see through your attempt to distract me.

You still can't have my cold Bud!


*Mairkurion usually has to go to IKEA to get meatballs.

Silver Crusade

Kajehase wrote:

And for dinner today, we're having porkchops with some pasta and a sauce made from cream, canned (damn you convenience-store) mushrooms, and some basil and oregano.

To drink with this I'm going for a small bottle of Casillero del Diablo 2009 - an excellent white wine produced in the Casablanca valley in Chile. The description on the label puts it as "A crisp Chardonnay packed with tropical fruit flavours and subtle hints if vanilla."

What are all you lot having?

Breakfast!

;)

Silver Crusade

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And for the record, beer is gross. All of it.


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I like beer, but beer doesn't like me. I will just stick to whiskey, scotch, and vodka.


Celestial Healer wrote:
And for the record, beer is gross. All of it.

For the record, whether beer is gross or not is a little besides the point. It renders you insensate and that's good enough for me!


Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
And for the record, beer is gross. All of it.
For the record, whether beer is gross or not is a little besides the point. It renders you insensate and that's good enough for me!

This is like saying, "whether sex is good or not is beside the point, it renders you pregnant."

Sovereign Court

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Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
And for the record, beer is gross. All of it.
For the record, whether beer is gross or not is a little besides the point. It renders you insensate and that's good enough for me!
This is like saying, "whether sex is good or not is beside the point, it renders you pregnant."

Is that why you've been so cranky lately?

Scarab Sages RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32

Celestial Healer wrote:
And for the record, beer is gross. All of it.

Amen Brother Healer!

Give me a nice Bundaberg Rum and Ginger Beer (preferably Bundaberg Ginger Beer) and I'm sweet. :)


In honor of Mairkurion's pregnancy, I present...


Callous Jack wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
And for the record, beer is gross. All of it.
For the record, whether beer is gross or not is a little besides the point. It renders you insensate and that's good enough for me!
This is like saying, "whether sex is good or not is beside the point, it renders you pregnant."
Is that why you've been so cranky lately?

Don't be silly. The more I crank, the crankier I get.

Scarab Sages RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32

Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Callous Jack wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
And for the record, beer is gross. All of it.
For the record, whether beer is gross or not is a little besides the point. It renders you insensate and that's good enough for me!
This is like saying, "whether sex is good or not is beside the point, it renders you pregnant."
Is that why you've been so cranky lately?
Don't be silly. The more I crank, the crankier I get.

O.o

Is this the dark side of the Leafster?


Beer is good for the plants. So is coffee. So are dead bodies.

Plants rule!


flash_cxxi wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Callous Jack wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
And for the record, beer is gross. All of it.
For the record, whether beer is gross or not is a little besides the point. It renders you insensate and that's good enough for me!
This is like saying, "whether sex is good or not is beside the point, it renders you pregnant."
Is that why you've been so cranky lately?
Don't be silly. The more I crank, the crankier I get.

O.o

Is this the dark side of the Leafster?

I much more wise and old-fashioned than that. Maybe a visual will help you with the metaphor.

Sovereign Court

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Emperor7 wrote:

Beer is good for the plants. So is coffee. So are dead bodies.

So is fire!

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What? Did I say something?


Emperor7 wrote:

Beer is good for the plants. So is coffee. So are dead bodies.

Plants rule!

YES, my brother!

Just remember this helpful saying, ladies.

"PLANTS: WE'VE GOT MORE WOOD."

Scarab Sages RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32

Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
flash_cxxi wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Callous Jack wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
And for the record, beer is gross. All of it.
For the record, whether beer is gross or not is a little besides the point. It renders you insensate and that's good enough for me!
This is like saying, "whether sex is good or not is beside the point, it renders you pregnant."
Is that why you've been so cranky lately?
Don't be silly. The more I crank, the crankier I get.

O.o

Is this the dark side of the Leafster?

I much more wise and old-fashioned than that. Maybe a visual will help you with the metaphor.

I like mine better. Gives you a hard edge. ;)


Emperor7 wrote:

Beer is good for the plants. So is coffee. So are dead bodies.

Plants rule!

Yup. I have about 400 lbs of coffeegrounds fermenting into a rich compostial stew in my backyard


Patrick Curtin wrote:
Emperor7 wrote:

Beer is good for the plants. So is coffee. So are dead bodies.

Plants rule!

Yup. I have about 400 lbs of coffeegrounds fermenting into a rich compostial stew in my backyard

Mmmm...rich compostial stew...


Ah...I can smell it from here.


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
Ah...I can smell it from here.

That's the eggshells. Gives it a nice crunch


I LOVE the smell of sulfur in the morning!

Liberty's Edge

Aberzombie wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
Alrighty folks. Stuff to do. Try to have a good day, and remember, let's be careful out there.
leaves a sixpack of Haterade(tm): Brains for the dear zombie

I reject your hate! From this moment on, my heart will be filled with nothing but love for my fellow man, and all God's creatures, great and small.

** spoiler omitted **

I told you something like this would happen after you let that priest bless you back in may


Gark the Goblin wrote:
It's so nice when I'm only halfway through my daily comics and 14/17 have updated!

\

What comics are these?


Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
*Mairkurion usually has to go to IKEA to get meatballs.

c.a. 400 grams of minced meats

3/4 deciliters breadcrumbs
2 deciliters milk
1-½ teaspoon salt
1 milliliter black or white pepper
15 milliliter (1 tablespoon) shredded yellow onion
1 egg
(The spicing can be varied to taste.)

Shape the mince into balls with your hands (insert silly jokes here). Fry in a pan while occasionally shaking the pan until the meatballs are brown all around, then reduce the heat and re-fry them 3-5 minutes until they've been fried all through.

Serve with potatoes, brown sauce, and lingonberry jam or pasta and ketchup.


Kajehase wrote:
Mairkurion {tm} wrote:
*Mairkurion usually has to go to IKEA to get meatballs.

c.a. 400 grams of minced meats

3/4 deciliters breadcrumbs
2 deciliters milk
1-½ teaspoon salt
1 milliliter black or white pepper
15 milliliter (1 tablespoon) shredded yellow onion
1 egg
(The spicing can be varied to taste.)

Shape the mince into balls with your hands (insert silly jokes here). Fry in a pan while occasionally shaking the pan until the meatballs are brown all around, then reduce the heat and re-fry them 3-5 minutes until they've been fried all through.

Serve with potatoes, brown sauce, and lingonberry jam or pasta and ketchup.

Typed while embarassingly tipsy from a mere 2 glasses of wine, ladies and gentlemen. Don't drink when you've been sweating all day is all I'm saying.


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As I sit here enjoying my first cold Bud of the day (don't judge me--I've been up for nine hours already!), I am reminded of an amusing tale from my collegiate days:

My roommate Mike was applying to BC Law, but he didn't want to write the application essay about overcoming obstacles, so he paid our other roommate, Omar, $50 to do it. Needing inspiration, Omar reached for a 12-pack of Bud and whipped up a tale of hardship and destitution on the mean streets of Brockton (a city south of Boston with a not terribly genteel reputation). Mike had a twin brother, Matt, who had battled crack addiction and spent some time in correctional institutions--I don't remember all the details, but Omar wrote about it and put a whole "there but for fortune go I" spin on it.

Anyway, by the end of his compositional efforts, Omar was in desperate need of a muse. There was the now-empty Budweiser box, so Omar made up a reunion party the family threw for Matt when he got out of jail. And the essay ended:

"Usually, I like to drink yuppie microbrewery stuff, but my father had brought home a case of Budweiser. It was cold and it was good."

But Mike liked to put on airs (I swear, he talked like Charles Emerson Winchester III from MASH, despite being the son of a truck driver) and wasn't at all happy with the essay that Omar wrote. He refused to pay Omar, which made Omar very, very angry. Omar, who is half-Egyptian and half-good ole boy, knows how to hold a grudge, and I don't think they spoke a civil word to each other for the next three months!

Ah, college days.


Goooooooooooooooooooooood morning FAWTLies!!!!


Doodlebug Anklebiter wrote:

As I sit here enjoying my first cold Bud of the day (don't judge me--I've been up for nine hours already!), I am reminded of an amusing tale from my collegiate days:

My roommate Mike was applying to BC Law, but he didn't want to write the application essay about overcoming obstacles, so he paid our other roommate, Omar, $50 to do it. Needing inspiration, Omar reached for a 12-pack of Bud and whipped up a tale of hardship and destitution on the mean streets of Brockton (a city south of Boston with a not terribly genteel reputation). Mike had a twin brother, Matt, who had battled crack addiction and spent some time in correctional institutions--I don't remember all the details, but Omar wrote about it and put a whole "there but for fortune go I" spin on it.

Anyway, by the end of his compositional efforts, Omar was in desperate need of a muse. There was the now-empty Budweiser box, so Omar made up a reunion party the family threw for Matt when he got out of jail. And the essay ended:

"Usually, I like to drink yuppie microbrewery stuff, but my father had brought home a case of Budweiser. It was cold and it was good."

But Mike liked to put on airs (I swear, he talked like Charles Emerson Winchester III from MASH, despite being the son of a truck driver) and wasn't at all happy with the essay that Omar wrote. He refused to pay Omar, which made Omar very, very angry. Omar, who is half-Egyptian and half-good ole boy, knows how to hold a grude, and I don't think they spoke a civil word to each other for the next three months!

Ah, college days.

Wow. What a tale.


I'll leave the one where Mike broke his hand in a fit of rage after being defeated by Omar while playing Axis & Allies for another time.

The Exchange

Moorluck, come back LPM your our only hope!!!

Please use more anti Goblin Raid!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dark Archive

Aberzombie wrote:
You know what I like most about Lisa? She knows how to put a tool back in its place.

?


My beautiful hometown.

That first picture is of the Hospitality Room, where, CJ, my BSA troop used to meet.

EDIT: Oh, I forgot! The second-in-command of the troop (I forget the actual title) was a close friend of Bob Salvatore! I don't know whether they played D&D together, but I ran into him (the 2nd-in-command, not Bob) years later at The Comic Store in Nashua, so I wouldn't be surprised!

Budweiser-Boy Scouts-Bob Salvatore, what a weird world!

Scarab Sages

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Celestial Healer wrote:
And for the record, beer is gross. All of it.

It.....it's like....I don't know you anymore!

Scarab Sages

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flash_cxxi wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:
And for the record, beer is gross. All of it.

Amen Brother Healer!

Give me a nice Bundaberg Rum and Ginger Beer (preferably Bundaberg Ginger Beer) and I'm sweet. :)

It....It's like......I don't know you anymore!

Dark Archive

I have to work the entire Canada Day Weekend. And then I have to go celebrate July 4th for a friends wife who is having a hard time adjusting to living here.

Scarab Sages

Mac Boyce wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
You know what I like most about Lisa? She knows how to put a tool back in its place.
?

Spoiler:
Has to do with L. Stevens recent smack down of a certain troll who (sadly) shares my first name.
The Exchange

Jeremy Mcgillan wrote:
I have to work the entire Canada Day Weekend. And then I have to go celebrate July 4th for a friends wife who is having a hard time adjusting to living here.

Blame Canada!!!

Scarab Sages

saddened by all the evil beer-hate going on in the FAWTLY thread, Aberzombie attempts to drown himself in a vat of beer

The Exchange

Aberzombie wrote:
Mac Boyce wrote:
Aberzombie wrote:
You know what I like most about Lisa? She knows how to put a tool back in its place.
?
** spoiler omitted **

Spoiler:
I think he stole it.

You should sue! Ask Sebastian, I be he would do it Pro Bono.[sic]

Scarab Sages

Now I'll have to write a book about how everything bad that happens in the world is caused by people who hate beer.

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