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My dog will snore loud as hell, and I can shove him repeatedly to try to wake him up, and he snores through it, dead asleep.
...but I get up to go pee and he jumps out of bed like lightning struck to follow me. WTF?!
Of COURSE that post is the top of the page.
Seems appropriate.
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I did things in the wrong order. Math is important. Order of operations has to be followed or you get the wrong thing.
Dinner first. Then have a drink.
I failed order of operations.
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"Thank you, magical person who I love" - The General, after I found both gloves right after she'd written them off as lost on the bike trail.
I did things in the wrong order. Math is important. Order of operations has to be followed or you get the wrong thing.
Dinner first. Then have a drink.
I failed order of operations.
Dinner?
I think I made it to book 5 before I quit the wheel of time. The characters stupidity was just too grating.
Its the same reason I just cant re-read Song of Ice and Fire anymore. In book 1 I just start screaing to ned stark to not do it... but yeah...
I'm on book 4 now, I may or may not make it to the end.
Not gonna lie, if/when Martin ever finishes aSoIaF, I'm going to reread it straight thru like I'm doing with WoT. Or at least try to.
Also, Mrs Sunrise and I may or may not be starting the GoT show tonight!!! She has not read the books, and I can't wait to see her reaction.
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I refuse to finish aSoIaF.
If Terry Pratchett could, while suffering from early onset alzheimer's, write two books a year of epic quality, that lazy ass Martin can finish one book in a f#$$ing decade, instead of trolling his fans on Twitter with "X more characters I'm spending writing something besides my finale". F~&@ing dick.
I know one person's lack of continuance means nothing to him, but it's the principal of the situation.
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Knives are important! You never know when you have to shank someone!
Isn't 24 h too long to cook a turkey?
YES. A lengthy, low-temp cooking process is precisely what a food dehydrator does... it's basically making jerky. And it makes me want to shank someone.
And she honestly believes it's the only way to get a tender, juicy turkey.
Cooking has never been her strong suit.
Turkey is a bit dry for my tastes, the last time I stir fried it with sweet peas and Sze chuan chilli peppers. Tasted like chicken.
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I refuse to eat turkey.
On account of helping my dad with butchering as a youngling (one instance where being an early riser wasn't the best thing).
And we had a big ass flock every year, twenty at least.
We now run with the turkeys, wild turkeys that is, in the woods, fascinating birds!
My turkey isn't dry. Its not easy however to make turkey and it not be dry.
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Turkey is a bit dry for my tastes, the last time I stir fried it with sweet peas and Sze chuan chilli peppers. Tasted like chicken.Knives are important! You never know when you have to shank someone!
Isn't 24 h too long to cook a turkey?
YES. A lengthy, low-temp cooking process is precisely what a food dehydrator does... it's basically making jerky. And it makes me want to shank someone.
And she honestly believes it's the only way to get a tender, juicy turkey.
Cooking has never been her strong suit.
It's easy to dry it out, and that is not good turkey. Good turkey is very moist.
Yes, there is still a comparison to chicken, but turkey prepared well does have a different flavor.
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I did things in the wrong order. Math is important. Order of operations has to be followed or you get the wrong thing.
Dinner first. Then have a drink.
I failed order of operations.
One of my favorite "tutoring" sessions with Impus Major was when he was curious about order of operations: "Why do they work that way?"
"Oh, mathematicians just all decided to do it that way.""What do you mean? Isn't there some deep underlying concept?"
"No; it's kind of like driving on the right side of the road in the U.S. No laws of physics force you to do it, but if you start doing it any differently you're going to wind up in a marvelous universe of trouble..."
Congratulation on the job! (if I read things correctly ^^' )
and you shouldn't excuse yourself for being exhausted, we all got thought that once in while.
And if you ever feel like talking about things - good or bad - I'll venture that you could find someone here who's willing to listen.*Pats Woran on the shoulder and offers a hug*
Thank you! Its pretty much all been done except the actual signing of the contract, but I doubt they will pull back at the last minute, as they were the ones to contact me in the first place.
(certain areas of expertise are just very sought after)
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Don't I know it, I had a friend that drove backwards around the square in Monroe and the cops were looking for his car all weekend.
He had to paint a different naked woman on his hood so they wouldn't know it was him.
Yes, that works.
I did things in the wrong order. Math is important. Order of operations has to be followed or you get the wrong thing.
Dinner first. Then have a drink.
I failed order of operations.
I say you won.
Then again, everyone knows my feelings on math.
"Thank you, magical person who I love" - The General, after I found both gloves right after she'd written them off as lost on the bike trail.
I did not know she rode.
"Thank you, magical person who I love" - The General, after I found both gloves right after she'd written them off as lost on the bike trail.I did not know she rode.
Yup, for three years now.
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I think I made it to book 5 before I quit the wheel of time. The characters stupidity was just too grating.
Its the same reason I just cant re-read Song of Ice and Fire anymore. In book 1 I just start screaing to ned stark to not do it... but yeah...
I'm on book 4 now, I may or may not make it to the end.
Not gonna lie, if/when Martin ever finishes aSoIaF, I'm going to reread it straight thru like I'm doing with WoT. Or at least try to.
Also, Mrs Sunrise and I may or may not be starting the GoT show tonight!!! She has not read the books, and I can't wait to see her reaction.
Please no.
The war between the book fans and the tv fans will never abate at this rate.
We now run with the turkeys, wild turkeys that is, in the woods, fascinating birds!
I understand they are quite fearless.
Yup, for three years now."Thank you, magical person who I love" - The General, after I found both gloves right after she'd written them off as lost on the bike trail.I did not know she rode.
mountain bike I take it? Hybrid?
We now run with the turkeys, wild turkeys that is, in the woods, fascinating birds!I understand they are quite fearless.
I have honestly never had a problem with them.
mountain bike I take it? Hybrid?Yup, for three years now."Thank you, magical person who I love" - The General, after I found both gloves right after she'd written them off as lost on the bike trail.I did not know she rode.
No, a red Schwinn, with a basket.
She'll start walking as soon as it starts getting icy but she still walks the bike trail, on account of having miles and miles of bike trails.
mountain bike I take it? Hybrid?Yup, for three years now."Thank you, magical person who I love" - The General, after I found both gloves right after she'd written them off as lost on the bike trail.I did not know she rode.No, a red Schwinn, with a basket.
She'll start walking as soon as it starts getting icy but she still walks the bike trail, on account of having miles and miles of bike trails.
adorable.
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You'd think teenagers would learn that they can't fool their parents.
Needless to say, Boyd won't be coming over any time soon.
I remember those days...but now The Adult Kid is so far out of my jurisdiction that all I know is bliss.
Of course, Zelda's kids are 18, 14, and 11...
Damn.
British baking is entirely too dependent on meringue.
Have a good night John.
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~bangs my head against my desk at the stupidity of people who change things that does not affect them, thus making MY life more difficult at work~
~sting of curse words follow~
Aw Sharoth you broke mine and Johns seamless transition. maybe it will do that glich and put me above your posts *waits to find out*
*spoiler* it did not.
We started the final race of the season for my Formula De league tonight. My driver that is tied for the lead in points started in 2nd place (the guy he is tied with won pole position, dammit), and my other driver started in 9th. When we stopped tonight, about halfway through, my driver that started in 2nd had fallen to 10th (aka last), but clawed his way back to 7th, while the one who started in 9th has made it all the way up to 4th. In order to have a chance of winning the championship, I need my driver (in 7th) to finish in at least 6th place. So it will be interesting to see how things pan out when we reconvene in two weeks to finish it.
Is this like fantasy football but for racing?
Huh interesting.
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I need to play more board games. Its been awhile and I used to do that all the time.
♫ Why, why does the wonderful blows beware ♫
♫ Band the play the nun flight rays upon her chair ♫
♫ My beer the found of a gentile bird ♫
♫ On the limb that rifts their bedroom to the bear ♫
♫ I'm sticking pup wood libations ♫
♫ She's living tree indications ♫
♫ Hy's flicking cup hood foundations ♫
♫ Fees sieving bee applications ♫
♫ Guy's licking up should vacations ♫
♫ Reliving sea calculations ♫
♫ Pie's clicking sup stood relations ♫
♫ Knees kicking free regulations ♫
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How to clear E-mail an instructional post.
Hit select all.
Hit delete.
all done!
Eh whatever works for you.
I like to think that if they were that important they wouldn't be piled up in my inbox. (Its a happy thought.)
It did it again.
Huzzah huzzah, someone else who studies rapier & dagger came along to Monday HEMA, so I actually got to do some rapier & dagger sparring, and solo rapier (and twin daggers vs. tomahawk & dagger, amongst other things. Twin daggers (me) had the better of it)Aren't there issues involving reach you have to get around when dealing with longer range weapons like Tomahawks? I thought historically reach was quite a big thing, that's why people used polearms.
Tomahawks aren't that long - maybe 40-50cm? Not very much longer than a good-sized dagger, anyway...
Huzzah huzzah, someone else who studies rapier & dagger came along to Monday HEMA, so I actually got to do some rapier & dagger sparring, and solo rapier (and twin daggers vs. tomahawk & dagger, amongst other things. Twin daggers (me) had the better of it)Was there some kind of technical advantage to two daggers or were you simply better yourself?
There is a technical advantage - you seem to have a slight edge in terms of range and speed when using something light & thrusty vs. something heavier and cuttier. Also, my opponent kept tangling one dagger with his tomahawk and pulling me in, forgetting that I had a longish stabby boi in my other hand...