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The ginger tea btw is not bad the one I found had lemon as well and the honey seems required but its good.
It's good for warming you up and dealing with bloated stomachs. Another option, instead of honey, is to add black sugar
Also good to drink nekkid.
*gets dressed*

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Today's my last day at work. Still feeling a little under the weather but not half as bad as yesterday, and I can't not go in.
Well with email and all that, it's not that hard to stay in touch, should you wish to. I felt a little twinge on my last job too, but considering how much OT I was doing...eh well not that bad.
I mean works work, but I need to have a life too, right?

lisamarlene |
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lisamarlene wrote:Today's my last day at work. Still feeling a little under the weather but not half as bad as yesterday, and I can't not go in.*Offers LM a beverage of her choice, a box of tissues and a hug*
Witness the cleverness of the Dane:
He hands me two objects I need so I have no hug resistance!
Kjeldorn |

Kjeldorn wrote:lisamarlene wrote:Today's my last day at work. Still feeling a little under the weather but not half as bad as yesterday, and I can't not go in.*Offers LM a beverage of her choice, a box of tissues and a hug*Witness the cleverness of the Dane:
He hands me two objects I need so I have no hug resistance!
Awww shucks LM!
*Looks down, and scratches in dirty with a foot*
You saw right through my ploy…
*Blushes slightly*

Freehold DM |

Kjeldorn wrote:lisamarlene wrote:Today's my last day at work. Still feeling a little under the weather but not half as bad as yesterday, and I can't not go in.*Offers LM a beverage of her choice, a box of tissues and a hug*Witness the cleverness of the Dane:
He hands me two objects I need so I have no hug resistance!
lol! hug resistance!

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Gods, I get *SOOOOO* frustrated working with people who are supposedly technically-savvy, but who commit the same stupid mistakes again and again and again.
The way our environments work is that the build team creates a "master" environment, then creates a bunch of "clones" that we use for development. The cloning process has never been perfect, and a general rule of IT is, "ALWAYS test on the reported environment."
So yesterday we hit a show-stopper bug, reported it, and identified the environments on which it was happening.
IT Guy NobodysHome Usually Respects: "Here's a recording of it working in the master environment."
NobodysHome: "That's wonderful. Here's a recording of me performing the exact same steps on the environment we reported to you and having it fail."
*SIGH*
I should *not* have had to make that recording.

John Napier 698 |
John Napier 698 wrote:Aside from being the butt of a not-so-funny attempt at humor, I'm fine.Okay.
Didn't really say anything as humor is, well, highly subjective.
Though if you don't like it I'll respect that.*Pats John on the shoulder*
Not that, this.

Kjeldorn |

Kjeldorn wrote:Not that, this.John Napier 698 wrote:Aside from being the butt of a not-so-funny attempt at humor, I'm fine.Okay.
Didn't really say anything as humor is, well, highly subjective.
Though if you don't like it I'll respect that.*Pats John on the shoulder*
No, I got it.
Just My internal Danish-to-English translator unit, gabbled up the last post rather badly.
^^'
What I meant was that I didn't really say anything about the posts in question at the time, as I didn't really know if they are within bounds or not.
Also to be honest, I don't like correcting people on stuff like that...as I said above it can be highly subjective.
Edit: Sorry if I causing you any stress by digging in this, I'll stop now.

John Napier 698 |
John Napier 698 wrote:What do you have against werewolves.Just a Mort wrote:This isn't funny.captain yesterday wrote:In my fan fiction Night John is either a werewolf or serial mailbox smasher, possibly both.I think we'd better watch John really carefully...
Mainly because I'm not one, nor am I a serial mailbox smasher.

NobodysHome |
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Gods, I get *SOOOOO* frustrated working with people who are supposedly technically-savvy, but who commit the same stupid mistakes again and again and again.
The way our environments work is that the build team creates a "master" environment, then creates a bunch of "clones" that we use for development. The cloning process has never been perfect, and a general rule of IT is, "ALWAYS test on the reported environment."
So yesterday we hit a show-stopper bug, reported it, and identified the environments on which it was happening.
IT Guy NobodysHome Usually Respects: "Here's a recording of it working in the master environment."
NobodysHome: "That's wonderful. Here's a recording of me performing the exact same steps on the environment we reported to you and having it fail."*SIGH*
I should *not* have had to make that recording.
OK. I can't go into details because it's actually stuff I shouldn't mention and I'm Lawful that way, but it turns out that BOTH IT guy and I were right, and once we were in a meeting together and marveling aghast at what we were seeing we had no choice but to giggle in shocked awe and admit that we had both been right, which was just sooooooo wrong.

Drejk |

Ye olde Pathfinder CPRG is available for pre-order
The gog ad email came in the morning...
Crap, I am behind the purchases... Pillars Of Eternity 2 still waiting, now this... How am I supposed to start saving for a new laptop that way?

captain yesterday |

captain yesterday wrote:Mainly because I'm not one, nor am I a serial mailbox smasher.John Napier 698 wrote:What do you have against werewolves.Just a Mort wrote:This isn't funny.captain yesterday wrote:In my fan fiction Night John is either a werewolf or serial mailbox smasher, possibly both.I think we'd better watch John really carefully...
You need to lighten up, it's better than a bathroom or frequent hooker shopper.
You wouldn't believe what people have called me around here!
(I'm not even really a captain! In fact I'm scared of boats, or ships or whatever you want to call them.

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Should i restart my AP subscription? Was not around for the first Runelords AP. Odds are my group doesn't make the switch to 2.0...thoughts?
The way I see it you have two options if you're sticking with PF Classic.
1.) Get as many Classic APs and modules as you can acquire/afford, so that you have years and years of content to run.
2.) Learn enough of PF2's mechanics so that when you purchase PF2 APs and modules you will be able to retrovert them back to PF Classic and run them that way. Even if you don't like PF2 mechanically, I think we can all still generally trust Paizo's writers as far as storytelling goes (by which I mean, you're probably not prone to like or dislike the stories of PF2 over PF Classic's even though the mechanics are changing).
If your choice is #2, then yes, you're probably okay to restart your subscription. If #1, then I wouldn't bother.

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Thanks, Kjel. Nothing can be done until the HR department decides to stop screwing me over. I may have to sue them, but that's a last resort. If you've got whiskey, I'll split the bottle with you.
*Tries desperately to push the rest of his bottle of Caol Ila distillers ed. through his screen to John*
They finally did a throat culture on Aiymi. No, I can't tell you why anyone waited so long to do that aside from my prior insurance rant.
Influenza B. Which I now have. Which probably could have been avoided if they did the culture and put her on antibiotics a couple weeks ago.
*Face palms*
Hope you (and Aiymi) get better soon Vany.
*Notes down to stock up on tea, tissues, blankets and Rum. Also notes down Vanys adresse so he can send some his way*
...
*Lifs up Mort and gives her a head scratch and a nuzzle, before letting he go again*
I'll turn in soon, so Nighty night folks!

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Generally as a GM I'll aim to stay 1 book ahead of the party on prep. Too much, I'll start forgetting, too little I may run out of content when people come up with novel solutions to skip parts of the AP. Or life kicks me on my behind. Rainy weather plans and all that.
I also don't care for that much since you generally skip story with those(since you play through the AP only once), but sometimes(like in Strange Aeons), the alternative is worse.

NobodysHome |
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John Napier 698 wrote:She getting antivirals now?They're saying antibiotics will take care of this one.
Well, that has me concerned as to their competence. Influenza B is a virus. An antibiotic will have no effect whatsoever on it, and would contribute the the world's continued overuse of antibiotics.
Unless they believe that there is a secondary bacterial infection causing her some distress, in which case they really need to tell you it's NOT for the flu, it's for the secondary opportunistic infections.
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Drejk |
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Vanykrye wrote:John Napier 698 wrote:She getting antivirals now?They're saying antibiotics will take care of this one.Well, that has me concerned as to their competence. Influenza B is a virus. An antibiotic will have no effect whatsoever on it, and would contribute the the world's continued overuse of antibiotics.
Unless they believe that there is a secondary bacterial infection causing her some distress, in which case they really need to tell you it's NOT for the flu, it's for the secondary opportunistic infections.
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Yeah, my thought as well (and I think it was behind John's question too).