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In other news, I am 2 hours in on my 8 hour drive back to Tennessee.that's a long way to go for a date.
Then again, I drove 15 hours to meet Vany, and he didn't even kiss me good night.
I was visiting family in Ohio, and the date was in Columbus.
But...
I'd drive the 8 hours for a date with her.
And awww that is so sweet.
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Lol. Whatever that floats your boat, TOZ.
Looking at the Labyrinth, I'm a rubbish cat that doesn't rock scramble well. I think its cause I dumped Dex, so I can't Acro past narrow ledges. Though for squeeze I might get a circumstance bonus for it since I'm small sized ^^
Again I don't really have good flexibility so.. I dunno.
I can function at heights as long as I don't look down. But the last time I was at a rock climbing wall, I got nowhere. I think I'm too heavy for my forepaws and climbing takes a surprising amount of flexibility that I don't have.
I can breathe water? It's 83% humidity now and 82 F and I'm comfortable.Tequila made me remember something from this morning...
I took today off to run errands for Aiymi and just generally be around for whatever she needs today. Went to the grocery store and a guy stocking the shelves decides to strike up a conversation with me. He was about done with his shift, but he didn't want to go home because he would have to mow the yard, and it's just too hot out for that. He caps it off with "I just moved here from Arizona. I can sit in 130 degree heat all day long, but what I have encountered here is just stupid. I just don't know how you people have learned to breathe water."
Compared to the desert for most of the year, yes. Your humidity is obviously higher than Midwest US, but visitors tend to be surprised at just how hot and humid it gets here. You'd be fine. Until winter.
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I hate winter because I have to wear all that cold weather gear and it makes me resemble a round fur ball. How hot does it get in F down there and how humid, exactly?
It gets pretty humid, hasn't been lately, hot and dry.
I think up here it was about 88 today.
Illinois is frequently in the high 80's to low or mid 90's, but high 90's crossing into the 100-105 area isn't out of the question.
Humidity is anywhere from 50-100%, but most frequently in the 60-75% range.
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Also we should be coming to the end of Strange Aeons. Last few fights that can be counted on one hand. I think afterwards I'll just dangle around for a while and see if I get bored. If I get bored I'll probably start running another AP. I'd have the choice of forking out dosh and getting Ironfang Invasion, or running Reign of Winter again.
I could possibly try to run Strange Aeons again but I don't care for the GM - AP incompatibility. It's fallen into the lists of APs I don't wish to run, like Way of the Wicked, and Skulls and Shackles.
We hit 95.
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I don't hate winter, I just wish it wouldn't last for 6-7 months.
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So, the kids finished Detroit: Being Human today.
On the one hand, it was an awesome story. Very deep, with an amazing insight into the nature of humanity. On the other hand, the game "play" was virtually nonexistent; you were just choosing from a set of available responses, and very occasionally playing a few button-mashing games. So I'd call it more of an "interactive book" than a "game".
And I'm afraid $60 for an "interactive book", even one that takes 20-30 hours to finish, is a bit steep.
You could think of it like a movie. People will pay $15 for a 2-hour movie on DVD. You got 10 times that for 4 times the price.
Anyway, I’ve actually been curious about this game, and your review rather confirmed my feelings about how it would be. Still not sure if I will end up going for it.
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My testicles did not explode today!
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My hike: The labyrinth*Looks at cliffs*
Yea, that a nope! at least for climbing!
How about you? feeling/doing okay?
The surroundings are still looking gorgeous though, could see myself doing some forrest-hiking/camping there.
It’s a great place!
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95 F may be too much for me.
What do you guys think about running an AP twice? Agreed, it's prep saving hack. I know someone who says she won't run the same scenario/mod twice because it spoils the feeling.
For Carrion Hill mod I know I got more flexible in running since I was more familiar with the module.
I don't hate winter, I just wish it wouldn't last for 6-7 months.
you speak madness.
So, the kids finished Detroit: Being Human today.
On the one hand, it was an awesome story. Very deep, with an amazing insight into the nature of humanity. On the other hand, the game "play" was virtually nonexistent; you were just choosing from a set of available responses, and very occasionally playing a few button-mashing games. So I'd call it more of an "interactive book" than a "game".
And I'm afraid $60 for an "interactive book", even one that takes 20-30 hours to finish, is a bit steep.
Which one was your favorite story line? (no spoilers I hope?)
Edit: Although I disagree with literally everything he says, Mother's Basement has a negative review of it.
Date went well. :)
She said she had fun and agreed that we should do it again. :)Yayyyy! *dances in front of the Game Hamster nekkid to congratulate him*
Please tell her not to misunderstand!
*Gets dressed to avoid misunderstandings*
Misunderstandings will be avoided.
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My testicles did not explode today!That really keeps things in perspective.
I guess if you can say at the end of your day that your testicles did not explode, can you ever truly have a bad day?
Working on it!
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So, the kids finished Detroit: Being Human today.
On the one hand, it was an awesome story. Very deep, with an amazing insight into the nature of humanity. On the other hand, the game "play" was virtually nonexistent; you were just choosing from a set of available responses, and very occasionally playing a few button-mashing games. So I'd call it more of an "interactive book" than a "game".
And I'm afraid $60 for an "interactive book", even one that takes 20-30 hours to finish, is a bit steep.
Which one was your favorite story line? (no spoilers I hope?)
Edit: Although I disagree with literally everything he says, Mother's Basement has a negative review of it.
So, being who I am, Markus' story resonated the most personally with me, and Talky ran him magnificently.
But gods, Kara's story was the one that had me on the edge of my seat, heart beating with anxiety the most.
Markus became the hero I want to be. Kara became the woman I want to save.
EDIT: LOL. Impus Minor, who played out Connor's story, was rather irritated that I didn't write ANYTHING about Connor. So while he plays an extremely critical role, he's the most "video game"-like character, so he resonated with me the least. Sorry, Impus Minor!
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My testicles did not explode today!
You're doing it wrong!
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So, the kids finished Detroit: Being Human today.
On the one hand, it was an awesome story. Very deep, with an amazing insight into the nature of humanity. On the other hand, the game "play" was virtually nonexistent; you were just choosing from a set of available responses, and very occasionally playing a few button-mashing games. So I'd call it more of an "interactive book" than a "game".
And I'm afraid $60 for an "interactive book", even one that takes 20-30 hours to finish, is a bit steep.
Which one was your favorite story line? (no spoilers I hope?)
Edit: Although I disagree with literally everything he says, Mother's Basement has a negative review of it.
LOL. You know, when the review starts off with, "I think the guy who made this game is the most unqualified hack in the industry today," you pretty much know you're going to be listening to a Freehold-level tirade about a Joss Whedon movie.
I don't hate winter, I just wish it wouldn't last for 6-7 months.In 2010, Pittsburgh got 21 inches of snow during the Snowcapolis. It took me three hours to walk home from work. I was struggling to walk on the sidewalk, until I realized that walking in the deserted streets was better.
you misspelled Snowpocalypse.
So, the kids finished Detroit: Being Human today.
On the one hand, it was an awesome story. Very deep, with an amazing insight into the nature of humanity. On the other hand, the game "play" was virtually nonexistent; you were just choosing from a set of available responses, and very occasionally playing a few button-mashing games. So I'd call it more of an "interactive book" than a "game".
And I'm afraid $60 for an "interactive book", even one that takes 20-30 hours to finish, is a bit steep.
Which one was your favorite story line? (no spoilers I hope?)
Edit: Although I disagree with literally everything he says, Mother's Basement has a negative review of it.LOL. You know, when the review starts off with, "I think the guy who made this game is the most unqualified hack in the industry today," you pretty much know you're going to be listening to a Freehold-level tirade about a Joss Whedon movie.
He's just jellin because I blatantly rip off way more s!~$ then he ever could.
He's just jellin because I blatantly rip off way more s~** then he ever could.So, the kids finished Detroit: Being Human today.
On the one hand, it was an awesome story. Very deep, with an amazing insight into the nature of humanity. On the other hand, the game "play" was virtually nonexistent; you were just choosing from a set of available responses, and very occasionally playing a few button-mashing games. So I'd call it more of an "interactive book" than a "game".
And I'm afraid $60 for an "interactive book", even one that takes 20-30 hours to finish, is a bit steep.
Which one was your favorite story line? (no spoilers I hope?)
Edit: Although I disagree with literally everything he says, Mother's Basement has a negative review of it.LOL. You know, when the review starts off with, "I think the guy who made this game is the most unqualified hack in the industry today," you pretty much know you're going to be listening to a Freehold-level tirade about a Joss Whedon movie.
if I can be even a touch more original on my worse day than you are on your best day, I will call that a win.
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My testicles did not explode today!
This seems like a really low bar to set.
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Why whatever did I do to make you think I kiss on the first date?In other news, I am 2 hours in on my 8 hour drive back to Tennessee.that's a long way to go for a date.
Then again, I drove 15 hours to meet Vany, and he didn't even kiss me good night.
Who doesn't kiss on the first date?
Serial killers, maybe?
I don't kiss on the first date. I'm a shy and reserved cat, I'll have you know!
Well, naturally. The rules are different for felines.
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Why whatever did I do to make you think I kiss on the first date?In other news, I am 2 hours in on my 8 hour drive back to Tennessee.that's a long way to go for a date.
Then again, I drove 15 hours to meet Vany, and he didn't even kiss me good night.
Who doesn't kiss on the first date?
Serial killers, maybe?
I let the lady set the pace for intimate contact for a variety of reasons.
In no way will I let Freehold set the pace.
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Why whatever did I do to make you think I kiss on the first date?In other news, I am 2 hours in on my 8 hour drive back to Tennessee.that's a long way to go for a date.
Then again, I drove 15 hours to meet Vany, and he didn't even kiss me good night.
Who doesn't kiss on the first date?
Serial killers, maybe?I let the lady set the pace for intimate contact for a variety of reasons.
In no way will I let Freehold set the pace.
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Why whatever did I do to make you think I kiss on the first date?In other news, I am 2 hours in on my 8 hour drive back to Tennessee.that's a long way to go for a date.
Then again, I drove 15 hours to meet Vany, and he didn't even kiss me good night.
Who doesn't kiss on the first date?
Serial killers, maybe?I let the lady set the pace for intimate contact for a variety of reasons.
In no way will I let Freehold set the pace.
Wise decision, Van. Or both of you might end up on the floor.
Hey, stop looking at me like that. If Freehold ended up on the floor when he wisely decided to take 3 of the hotels specials on an empty stomach, and you let him set the pace for drinking...likely you'll end up on the floor as well ^^
Goodnight John.
I'm heading to bed myself.
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Our record was the fun trip where we got 7 feet (84") in 36 hours. We went down to the parking lot and the cars were simply gone, as if they had never existed. Then the radio call. "The snow blower won't come through to free up your cars until you mark 'em all with ski poles."
So a morning spent probing for cars underneath the snow, figuring out where they were, and marking them for the blower to come through.
Quite memorable, and we even got out on schedule, which was the REAL surprise for us.
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Our record was the fun trip where we got 7 feet (84") in 36 hours. We went down to the parking lot and the cars were simply gone, as if they had never existed. Then the radio call. "The snow blower won't come through to free up your cars until you mark 'em all with ski poles."
So a morning spent probing for cars underneath the snow, figuring out where they were, and marking them for the blower to come through.
Quite memorable, and we even got out on schedule, which was the REAL surprise for us.
THAT SOUNDS LIKE SO MUCH FUN
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Why whatever did I do to make you think I kiss on the first date?In other news, I am 2 hours in on my 8 hour drive back to Tennessee.that's a long way to go for a date.
Then again, I drove 15 hours to meet Vany, and he didn't even kiss me good night.
Who doesn't kiss on the first date?
Serial killers, maybe?I let the lady set the pace for intimate contact for a variety of reasons.
In no way will I let Freehold set the pace.
Snowpocalypse sounds awesome but I'd probably freeze and form a cat popsicle
Man, that is one cat I would enjoy eating!
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THAT SOUNDS LIKE SO MUCH FUNOur record was the fun trip where we got 7 feet (84") in 36 hours. We went down to the parking lot and the cars were simply gone, as if they had never existed. Then the radio call. "The snow blower won't come through to free up your cars until you mark 'em all with ski poles."
So a morning spent probing for cars underneath the snow, figuring out where they were, and marking them for the blower to come through.
Quite memorable, and we even got out on schedule, which was the REAL surprise for us.
You really should visit Hokkaido in winter.
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Why whatever did I do to make you think I kiss on the first date?In other news, I am 2 hours in on my 8 hour drive back to Tennessee.that's a long way to go for a date.
Then again, I drove 15 hours to meet Vany, and he didn't even kiss me good night.
Who doesn't kiss on the first date?
Serial killers, maybe?I let the lady set the pace for intimate contact for a variety of reasons.
In no way will I let Freehold set the pace.
Snowpocalypse sounds awesome but I'd probably freeze and form a cat popsicle** spoiler omitted **
Man, that is one cat I would enjoy eating!
** spoiler omitted **
Oh Freehold. We had such high hopes for you!
*mock sighs*