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So sorry Vany, here's to your dad!


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Scintillae wrote:
John Napier 698 wrote:
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I swear, I should be allowed to sue my neighbor for mental anguish:

"We are in a state that is ON FIRE because it has had no rainfall at all for 213 days...
...and you're watering your garden so much you've flooded my back yard..."

Are idiots abundant there?
Last I checked, NH lived on Earth. So yes.

You know, that was exactly the quip that came to my mind when I read John's question...


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Vanykrye wrote:
And I've hit that time in life where you have to decide if a parent lives on for another 5d4 years or goes into hospice care, knowing that the random number of years left will be filled with anger, pain, resentment, and depression.
Vanykrye wrote:
Dad passed away about 30 minutes ago.

Please accept my condolence to you and the rest of your family Vany.

We here for you, if you feel that there anything we can do, to help you through you're (and your family's) time of morning.

*Offers hugs and back pats*


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Vanykrye wrote:
Dad passed away about 30 minutes ago.

I’m sorry for your loss


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Vanykrye wrote:
Dad passed away about 30 minutes ago.

You have my deepest sympathies. It dues suck.

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Mourning Kjeldorn. Not morning.

*spelling nazi cat pokes Kjeldorn in his shin*


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Just a Mort wrote:

Mourning Kjeldorn. Not morning.

*spelling nazi cat pokes Kjeldorn in his shin*

Do'h!

You're right...

Sorry for the atrocious spelling Vany. Please read my post with an extra "u".

*Pins a badge reading "Official (unpaid) Kjeldorn post editor" on Mort's chest and gives her a scratch behind her ear*


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Vany, DM Cal over on Treefort gives his condolences.

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*purrs at getting her new badge*

But yeah, I just spent the day before having 5 glasses of Luis Felipe Edwards the day before. And got irritated with colleagues being tardy on the company retreat yesterday.

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Sharoth wrote:
Vanykrye wrote:
Dad passed away about 30 minutes ago.
You have my deepest sympathies. It dues suck.

Sharoth! Does, not dues!

*pokes Sharoth on his hindpaw for spelling*

*wonders if the poke got through the silver dragon's scales... *


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Clocking out. Good night, everyone.


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Lo folks.

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It was raining the better part of the morning so I went down to the gym and went for the Grit Strength class. It's supposed to burn 500 calories for 30 min workout, then after the end of it I went for 10 min of jogging on the treadmill at 9km/h. Just to get my daily exercise quota before going back to being a couch potato.

Lifting 3.5 kg on each side of the barbell is heavy! Also I found out a rock climbing wall has been set up at one of the shopping malls that are near my aunts place. Should I sign up for rock climbing classes? It's $42 for the beginners start up course?

Also, I missed a chance to pick up kayaking on my company retreat. Should've brought a spare set of clothes to change into. But I don't think I'm any good at it anyway.


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Well I'm exhausted after reading that.


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I'm going to be shoveling snow at 5 am, that's a workout for you.


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Wow your up early. Guess you got to get up early to beat that snow into submission.


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captain yesterday wrote:
I'm going to be shoveling snow at 5 am, that's a workout for you.

wish I could get in on that.

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I think I'd shovel snow halfway and flop flat. LOL. Me ish wimpy when it comes to arm strength. Is the snow new or has it hardened. Hardened snow = PITA.


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Freehold DM wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:
I'm going to be shoveling snow at 5 am, that's a workout for you.
wish I could get in on that.

All you gotta do is move to Wisconsin.


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You don't even have to move here, just visit and you can come along.

It's a working vacation. :-)


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Just a Mort wrote:
I think I'd shovel snow halfway and flop flat. LOL. Me ish wimpy when it comes to arm strength. Is the snow new or has it hardened. Hardened snow = PITA.

New snow, and it's super light this time.

Start time pushed back again, to 7 am.


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I'm a crew leader, all I have to do is show up with a person in tow and say "They're riding with me today, pay them".


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Just a Mort wrote:
I think I'd shovel snow halfway and flop flat. LOL. Me ish wimpy when it comes to arm strength. Is the snow new or has it hardened. Hardened snow = PITA.

My super-secret technique for hard-packed snow and ice is to throw a few handfuls of ice melt on it, wait 10 minutes, and then go at it with a scraper.


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captain yesterday wrote:

You don't even have to move here, just visit and you can come along.

It's a working vacation. :-)

throw in milkmaids and a place to sleep, and I'LL pay YOU!


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Milkmaids you'll have to find on your own, not to worry, it's nearly hunting season so the milkmaids are plentiful and lonely (or ask the General, she knows people) but I can definitely find you a place to sleep.


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Who knew you could do job recruitment on the paizo general discussion board.

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Vanykrye wrote:
Dad passed away about 30 minutes ago.

My condolances. I wish you and your family strength in the coming days.


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Two weeks and a day till work starts. Got an exam a few days before that.

I'm just glad my workload is going to lighten up, even if my sleep schedule will get wrecked.


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Getting ready to go to work, looks like a super easy scrape and go.

I just made that up by the way.


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We're out of our house until Monday for electrical work (finally putting outlets in the bathrooms, for one thing, and making it so the living room ceiling light gets connected to a wall switch, and some other boring stuff.)

It's been planned since we moved in three months ago, but since we knew that (a) our landlord would have to pay for a hotel anyway, and (b) Hermione's godmother was having her *Texas* wedding reception this weekend (yes, the wedding was three months ago in California, but she married a gal from Lubbock, so they're having a party here, too. They also had one earlier this fall in Pittsburgh), we asked if we could delay the work until now.

I picked the hotels based on three factors: (1) quality of the free breakfast, (2) indoor pool, and (3) under the landlord's spending limit. I got all three for Lubbock. For the hotel here in Dallas the second night, we've still got 2 and 3, but the breakfast is going to be lame.

Monday the kids are spending their first day of vacation with Whingey's dad and stepmom, and I'm going to clean and reorganize my garage and find my flannel sheets, kitchen knives, and Christmas decos. Which won't go up until the first Sunday of Advent, but that's two weeks from tomorrow.


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New guys! Am I right?

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Well LM, I don't think it can be lamer then ours buying subs from Walmart or Costco or having cornflakes with milk..while we were in US. We tend to start off very early and weren't sure if the breakfast would be ready for us yet, so opted to just eat in the room. Also to save costs, so we could go for cheaper hotels.

Sounds like a chaotic time getting your house together. More things I can look forward to in the future >.<


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This guy likes to talk to. :-(


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I bet if I go long enough without saying anything I can get him to give me his social security number.


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Now he's trying to get to know me, the nerve!


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I think in valkyria chronicles 4 I have found the game that would like to have fawtl be in. There are enough classes to represent everyone, and they have FINALLY returned to the main character being the tank commander. Potentials are both positive and negative to reflect personalities, and the leveling up is MUCH easier than in earlier games.


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lisamarlene wrote:

We're out of our house until Monday for electrical work (finally putting outlets in the bathrooms, for one thing, and making it so the living room ceiling light gets connected to a wall switch, and some other boring stuff.)

It's been planned since we moved in three months ago, but since we knew that (a) our landlord would have to pay for a hotel anyway, and (b) Hermione's godmother was having her *Texas* wedding reception this weekend (yes, the wedding was three months ago in California, but she married a gal from Lubbock, so they're having a party here, too. They also had one earlier this fall in Pittsburgh), we asked if we could delay the work until now.

I picked the hotels based on three factors: (1) quality of the free breakfast, (2) indoor pool, and (3) under the landlord's spending limit. I got all three for Lubbock. For the hotel here in Dallas the second night, we've still got 2 and 3, but the breakfast is going to be lame.

Monday the kids are spending their first day of vacation with Whingey's dad and stepmom, and I'm going to clean and reorganize my garage and find my flannel sheets, kitchen knives, and Christmas decos. Which won't go up until the first Sunday of Advent, but that's two weeks from tomorrow.

thank you for being sane re: xmas decors.


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New guy is trying to figure out how old I am by referencing social media apps and asking how old my kids are.

"That's not relevant" I said to the latter.


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captain yesterday wrote:

New guy is trying to figure out how old I am by referencing social media apps and asking how old my kids are.

"That's not relevant" I said to the latter.

Just start texting me the questions, I'll answer them all, and he'll say, "According to this you're 81!"

It'll be hilarious.

Except I won't be anywhere near my phone all day.

Note to FaWtLers: If you ever get my cell phone number, it won't do you any good. As I told my manager, "All my friends know I never answer it and I only check it once a day for texts, so using my phone is a sign that you don't know me very well."
The *only* time I carry my phone is when I'm out of the house, and even then I forget it more than half the time. Or when I'm chaperoning, at which point it's glued to me in case of emergencies.


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NobodysHome wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:

New guy is trying to figure out how old I am by referencing social media apps and asking how old my kids are.

"That's not relevant" I said to the latter.

Just start texting me the questions, I'll answer them all, and he'll say, "According to this you're 81!"

It'll be hilarious.

Except I won't be anywhere near my phone all day.

Note to FaWtLers: If you ever get my cell phone number, it won't do you any good. As I told my manager, "All my friends know I never answer it and I only check it once a day for texts, so using my phone is a sign that you don't know me very well."
The *only* time I carry my phone is when I'm out of the house, and even then I forget it more than half the time. Or when I'm chaperoning, at which point it's glued to me in case of emergencies.

great. Now I want to text you tomorrows winning lotto numbers.


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*grumbles about being on-call 24/7 and being married to my cell phone*


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I hate salt runs.


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Hey, John, you'll appreciate this.
I'm at the wedding reception, and the bride's Pittsburgh Slovak mother flew with four batches of homemade pastries in her carry-on for the buffet table.
There is so. much. Slovak nut roll.


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Wish I was there. I love Nut Rolls.


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Nappy time is over.


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John Napier 698 wrote:
Wish I was there. I love Nut Rolls.

She also makes fantastic thumbprints.


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Freehold DM wrote:
I think in valkyria chronicles 4 I have found the game that would like to have fawtl be in. There are enough classes to represent everyone, and they have FINALLY returned to the main character being the tank commander. Potentials are both positive and negative to reflect personalities, and the leveling up is MUCH easier than in earlier games.

What are the classes?

Today, I went to a sort of illuminated parade thing in a nearby town with ALL (DE) and her kids, which was a nice thing to do of a winter's evening.

And Mort, you should definitely do the climbing.


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lisamarlene wrote:
John Napier 698 wrote:
Wish I was there. I love Nut Rolls.
She also makes fantastic thumbprints.

Get her finger prints and we'll use them to go on a crime spree and frame her!

Or use them to break into Avenger Headquarters and steal schematics to Tony Stark's latest Iron Man suit.

We'll let the fingerprint decide.

Either way, it'll be the perfect crime!


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Limeylongears wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
I think in valkyria chronicles 4 I have found the game that would like to have fawtl be in. There are enough classes to represent everyone, and they have FINALLY returned to the main character being the tank commander. Potentials are both positive and negative to reflect personalities, and the leveling up is MUCH easier than in earlier games.

What are the classes?

Today, I went to a sort of illuminated parade thing in a nearby town with ALL (DE) and her kids, which was a nice thing to do of a winter's evening.

And Mort, you should definitely do the climbing.

well,in this one, the classes are...

Scout- high move, modest attack and hit points, the eyes of your force

Shocktrooper- modest move, high attack and hit points, the legbreakers of your force

Engineer- high move, modest attack, meh hit points, they can repair and heal better than any other class(although anyone can throw back a potion)

Lancer- meh move, outstanding attack and hit points, these are anti tank rocket launcher troopers

Grenadier- modest move, outstanding attack and modest hit points, these are shelling troops, but they have no way of defending themselves when attacked directly.


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So, I work for a company that directly competes with Amazon for cloud-based services.

Seeing Amazon completely unable to manage their own shipping business makes me feel better about my own company's software's massive shortcomings.

We have ordered a slew of air purifiers, both from Costco and from Amazon.

Amazon's communications have been... mildly contradictory:
Thursday: Your order's in! You'll get the air purifiers on Saturday!
Later on Thursday: Oops! Due to the fires, shipping in California is all messed up. Expect your package to be late! Use Amazon's tracking site to find out when it will really arrive.
Amazon's Tracking Site: Your package will arrive on Saturday, as scheduled.

Friday: Amazon's Tracking Site: Your package will arrive on Saturday, as scheduled.

Saturday Morning: Amazon's Tracking Site: Your package will arrive on Saturday, as scheduled. In fact, it arrived in Newark (about a 30-minute drive from our house) at 4:00 am. Everything's fine!
Saturday at Noon: Amazon's Tracking Site: Your package will arrive on Saturday, as scheduled.
Saturday at 2:00 pm: Amazon: Oops! Your order's been delayed! Check the tracking site!
Amazon's Tracking Site: OK. We screwed up. We have no idea when your package is arriving. Contact us on Wednesday if you haven't gotten it by then.

So, I understand that the boots on the ground don't always march to the whim of the software, but you would think that at some point between Thursday and Saturday someone would have said, "This shipping facility is having issues; push all the days out by a bit."
Looking forward to a package that would help us breathe and having it vanish at the last minute was... frustrating...

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