Just a Mort
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gran rey de los mono wrote:I can't take my beagle to the park anymore. All the ducks at the pond attack him. I guess I shouldn't have bought a pure-bread dog.It wouldn't matter, ducks are a+@$%*$s.
Disagree. Ducks are delicious!
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captain yesterday wrote:Disagree. Ducks are delicious!gran rey de los mono wrote:I can't take my beagle to the park anymore. All the ducks at the pond attack him. I guess I shouldn't have bought a pure-bread dog.It wouldn't matter, ducks are a+@$%*$s.
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lisamarlene wrote:Hermione is in love with a boy in her class named Diesel. Yes, that's his real first name. He's her third serious crush this school year. She's seven.
NH, can we please get Impus Major to send him a threatening letter saying that HE was actually her first crush and he's very jealous and challenges the boy to a duel? The most recent pic you posted should be enough to scare this little boy away, and if word gets around the school, so much the better.
(Yes, I'm kidding, but only just.)
HOW many years have you known Impus Major?
Do you really want to see the letter he would produce?
Hey!
Even we would like to see the letter he would produce!
Just a Mort
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Just a Mort wrote:They're also a&$~$!$s.captain yesterday wrote:Disagree. Ducks are delicious!gran rey de los mono wrote:I can't take my beagle to the park anymore. All the ducks at the pond attack him. I guess I shouldn't have bought a pure-bread dog.It wouldn't matter, ducks are a+@$%*$s.
Yeah I know. But they're tasty so I don't really bother about the @sshole part.
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captain yesterday wrote:Yeah I know. But they're tasty so I don't really bother about the @sshole part.Just a Mort wrote:They're also a&$~$!$s.captain yesterday wrote:Disagree. Ducks are delicious!gran rey de los mono wrote:I can't take my beagle to the park anymore. All the ducks at the pond attack him. I guess I shouldn't have bought a pure-bread dog.It wouldn't matter, ducks are a+@$%*$s.
If anything, the fact they're such a~%$&+@s makes them tastier.
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NobodysHome wrote:lisamarlene wrote:Hermione is in love with a boy in her class named Diesel. Yes, that's his real first name. He's her third serious crush this school year. She's seven.
NH, can we please get Impus Major to send him a threatening letter saying that HE was actually her first crush and he's very jealous and challenges the boy to a duel? The most recent pic you posted should be enough to scare this little boy away, and if word gets around the school, so much the better.
(Yes, I'm kidding, but only just.)
HOW many years have you known Impus Major?
Do you really want to see the letter he would produce?
Hey!
Even we would like to see the letter he would produce!
IKR? Why would you ask such a thing, Nobody?
Woran
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captain yesterday wrote:Disagree. Ducks are delicious!gran rey de los mono wrote:I can't take my beagle to the park anymore. All the ducks at the pond attack him. I guess I shouldn't have bought a pure-bread dog.It wouldn't matter, ducks are a+@$%*$s.
You are both right.
Just a Mort
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Just a Mort wrote:captain yesterday wrote:*covers eyes with paws and whimpers*Just a Mort wrote:*passes Captain Yesterday a towel*I will not be censored!
Does an extra strut across the runway in his birthday suit, just for Mort.
peels away paws
GAZE UPON YESTERDAY AND DESPAIR
*yowls and runs away to hide in a bush*
| Vanykrye |
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This man Understands calculus.
I almost sent that to you yesterday, and then I said "Why? You know he reads XKCD." And then I did...something else...
| Drejk |
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NobodysHome wrote:This man Understands calculus.the answer is in the lower right.
I'd expect you to bury it in a snow, or even better, a glacier.
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There is a book about Tiny t-rex!
https://geekdad.com/2019/02/youll-melt-over-tiny-t-rex-and-the-impossible-h ug/
Fixed and linked for you. There shouldn't have been a space in "hug."
Hi, everyone.
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Freehold DM wrote:I'd expect you to bury it in a snow, or even better, a glacier.NobodysHome wrote:This man Understands calculus.the answer is in the lower right.
no, there is a chance someone might find it, or, even worse, that heretofore unknown ice dwelling folk may start worshipping it. Better to burn it, and keep us all safe and sane.
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Drejk wrote:no, there is a chance someone might find it, or, even worse, that heretofore unknown ice dwelling folk may start worshipping it. Better to burn it, and keep us all safe and sane.Freehold DM wrote:I'd expect you to bury it in a snow, or even better, a glacier.NobodysHome wrote:This man Understands calculus.the answer is in the lower right.
What if Math = Captain America??
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Freehold DM wrote:What if Math = Captain America??Drejk wrote:no, there is a chance someone might find it, or, even worse, that heretofore unknown ice dwelling folk may start worshipping it. Better to burn it, and keep us all safe and sane.Freehold DM wrote:I'd expect you to bury it in a snow, or even better, a glacier.NobodysHome wrote:This man Understands calculus.the answer is in the lower right.
do you want FreeHydraDM? Because this is how you get FreeHydraDM!
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Vanykrye wrote:do you want FreeHydraDM? Because this is how you get FreeHydraDM!Freehold DM wrote:What if Math = Captain America??Drejk wrote:no, there is a chance someone might find it, or, even worse, that heretofore unknown ice dwelling folk may start worshipping it. Better to burn it, and keep us all safe and sane.Freehold DM wrote:I'd expect you to bury it in a snow, or even better, a glacier.NobodysHome wrote:This man Understands calculus.the answer is in the lower right.
I must admit you have me intrigued enough to find out.
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Freehold DM wrote:What if Math = Captain America??Drejk wrote:no, there is a chance someone might find it, or, even worse, that heretofore unknown ice dwelling folk may start worshipping it. Better to burn it, and keep us all safe and sane.Freehold DM wrote:I'd expect you to bury it in a snow, or even better, a glacier.NobodysHome wrote:This man Understands calculus.the answer is in the lower right.
MATH FOREVER!
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It was an interesting morning, to be sure. Exploding shower drains, flooded bathrooms, and <redacted for extreme political implications and hornets nest> aside, and sinuses, I’m doing well. How are you guys?
Alright, ta - hope your bathroom situation gets sorted!
I do not have a six-pack, or long hair. I am small(ish), dark, skrawny and hirsute, like a (demi-)human/tarantula hybrid.
I have also spent the evening doing p*l*t*cs, and am 'enjoying' a can of wanky flavoured porter in order to wind down afterwards. Nul points.
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Vanykrye wrote:MATH FOREVER!Freehold DM wrote:What if Math = Captain America??Drejk wrote:no, there is a chance someone might find it, or, even worse, that heretofore unknown ice dwelling folk may start worshipping it. Better to burn it, and keep us all safe and sane.Freehold DM wrote:I'd expect you to bury it in a snow, or even better, a glacier.NobodysHome wrote:This man Understands calculus.the answer is in the lower right.
why are the beautiful ones always so wrong?
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Drejk wrote:no, there is a chance someone might find it, or, even worse, that heretofore unknown ice dwelling folk may start worshipping it. Better to burn it, and keep us all safe and sane.Freehold DM wrote:I'd expect you to bury it in a snow, or even better, a glacier.NobodysHome wrote:This man Understands calculus.the answer is in the lower right.
And warm...
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Tacticslion wrote:But... math (specifically fractal malty) is etched into every snowflake...will you please stop trying to shoehorn math into everything? UGH!
Now if you will excuse me, I have to cook and pay bills.
But... it was already there... lurking... waiting to be foooouuuuunnnnnd
Woran
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Woran wrote:There is a book about Tiny t-rex!
https://geekdad.com/2019/02/youll-melt-over-tiny-t-rex-and-the-impossible-h ug/
Fixed and linked for you. There shouldn't have been a space in "hug."
Hi, everyone.
Posted it from my phone. Which doesnt format text well.
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Yeah, I remember the winter of '83...
...that's the one I always tell stories about because we got 7' of snow (over 2m) in 2 days and before the snowblowers would even think of coming our way we had to go out on food and use our ski poles to probe for buried cars so we could flag 'em.
Yeah, nothing gets etched into your memory like coming out to the parking lot to see every car gone. Not even a lump. Just a beautiful, white blanket of fresh new snow...
...under which you know there are at least a dozen cars and you have no idea where they are....
I was a teenager. It was a fun game!
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It was an interesting morning, to be sure. Exploding shower drains, flooded bathrooms, and <redacted for extreme political implications and hornets nest> aside, and sinuses, I’m doing well. How are you guys?
We've gotten a shit load of snow, but nothing's exploded, and neither my bathroom or sinuses have become politically affiliated and I'm pretty sure the hornet's nests are all buried under four feet of snow, or at least dormant, on account of the subzero temperatures.
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Tacticslion wrote:It was an interesting morning, to be sure. Exploding shower drains, flooded bathrooms, and <redacted for extreme political implications and hornets nest> aside, and sinuses, I’m doing well. How are you guys?Managed to get a repairman in yet?
Nope! Still working on it. Our service requires us to contact a person to contact them to assess stuff then call them back then get approval then do the repairs. Because we have a toilet issue AND a pipe issue, and apparently “plumber” doesn’t cover all of that for some reason (none of their listenced contractors can do both). Go figure.
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Just a Mort wrote:Nope! Still working on it. Our service requires us to contact a person to contact them to assess stuff then call them back then get approval then do the repairs. Because we have a toilet issue AND a pipe issue, and apparently “plumber” doesn’t cover all of that for some reason (none of their listenced contractors can do both). Go figure.Tacticslion wrote:It was an interesting morning, to be sure. Exploding shower drains, flooded bathrooms, and <redacted for extreme political implications and hornets nest> aside, and sinuses, I’m doing well. How are you guys?Managed to get a repairman in yet?
House? Homeowners Association? Rental?
Who does that kind of nonsense?
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Tacticslion wrote:Just a Mort wrote:Nope! Still working on it. Our service requires us to contact a person to contact them to assess stuff then call them back then get approval then do the repairs. Because we have a toilet issue AND a pipe issue, and apparently “plumber” doesn’t cover all of that for some reason (none of their listenced contractors can do both). Go figure.Tacticslion wrote:It was an interesting morning, to be sure. Exploding shower drains, flooded bathrooms, and <redacted for extreme political implications and hornets nest> aside, and sinuses, I’m doing well. How are you guys?Managed to get a repairman in yet?House? Homeowners Association? Rental?
Who does that kind of nonsense?
Florida.
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Yeah, I remember the winter of '83...
...that's the one I always tell stories about because we got 7' of snow (over 2m) in 2 days and before the snowblowers would even think of coming our way we had to go out on food and use our ski poles to probe for buried cars so we could flag 'em.Yeah, nothing gets etched into your memory like coming out to the parking lot to see every car gone. Not even a lump. Just a beautiful, white blanket of fresh new snow...
...under which you know there are at least a dozen cars and you have no idea where they are....
I was a teenager. It was a fun game!
nobodyshome, please! My penis can only get so erect!