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Quiet, you. You are ruining the evening's entertainment.


Quiet, you. You are ruining the evening's entertainment.


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....I dont know whether to laugh or cry.


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Every minute I work tomorrow I'm on overtime.


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Last month, I found Springsteen's autobiography for a buck at the used book shop in my MiL's neighborhood, and I've been saving it. I didn't even look at the table of contents.
This afternoon, I was finally able to get into the swimming pool with a creamcicle-shaped air mattress and a big tumbler of iced tea, and binge-read the first eleven chapters.
NOW I feel like I'm on vacation.


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Hey, nibbling on nipples is definitely a fun thing... Usually.


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Vanykrye wrote:
Woran wrote:
Cover Turtle wrote:


Woran wrote:
Braaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaains
*Offers up his turtle-head for Woran to nipple on*
*munch munch munch*

I'm normally not one to go English teacher on people for whom English is not their first language.

I just have to say that the word you're looking for is "nibble". "Nipple" is completely different.

*Puts on glasses and squints at his screen*



Yea, should have caught that one.
But I won't offer up any excuses for being boob-brained...especially when Woran is involved :P


About to clock out. Good night, everyone.


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Because I'm ridiculously smart this way, I neglected to apply sunblock before floating in the pool with my book all afternoon, got the worst sunburn I've had in years, then put on my size ten jeans (the ones that are just a little too tight for comfort) and walked around the county fair for four hours.

I HURT. SO MUCH.

But the fair was awesome, Grandma spoiled the kids rotten, and my 18 month old niece had her first taste of cotton candy, so her teeth ended up as blue as her eyes.

Now my niece is all wound up and running up and down the hall between the bedrooms, giggling like a maniac, and I can hear Val and Hermione asking their Auntie repeatedly to please try to get the little one to be quiet, because they want to sleep.
It's so funny when the shoe is on the other foot.


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lisamarlene wrote:

Because I'm ridiculously smart this way, I neglected to apply sunblock before floating in the pool with my book all afternoon, got the worst sunburn I've had in years, then put on my size ten jeans (the ones that are just a little too tight for comfort) and walked around the county fair for four hours.

I HURT. SO MUCH.

But the fair was awesome, Grandma spoiled the kids rotten, and my 18 month old niece had her first taste of cotton candy, so her teeth ended up as blue as her eyes.

Now my niece is all wound up and running up and down the hall between the bedrooms, giggling like a maniac, and I can hear Val and Hermione asking their Auntie repeatedly to please try to get the little one to be quiet, because they want to sleep.
It's so funny when the shoe is on the other foot.

SO true...


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Sunburn... Check!
The runs... Check!
Tweaked back from sleeping on it wrong... Check!

Must be time for a travel day!


Just finished Stranger Things.

From now on, instead of "Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra", it's going to be

spoiler:

Murray and Alexei at the Fun Fair.


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NobodysHome wrote:

Sunburn... Check!

The runs... Check!
Tweaked back from sleeping on it wrong... Check!

Must be time for a travel day!

That's something to be proud of, getting sunburnt in England.


DSXMachina wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:

Sunburn... Check!

The runs... Check!
Tweaked back from sleeping on it wrong... Check!

Must be time for a travel day!

That's something to be proud of, getting sunburnt in England.

no idea what you are talking about.

Dark Archive

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Happy Friday every-FaWtL. :) Hope everyone is well today, and has a good one ahead of them. I also hope everyone has a good weekend ahead too. :)


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ALL DAY OVERTIME!!!!!!!!


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DSXMachina wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:

Sunburn... Check!

The runs... Check!
Tweaked back from sleeping on it wrong... Check!

Must be time for a travel day!

That's something to be proud of, getting sunburnt in England.

Actually being present during the 2.5 days of good weather we have per year is good work, though it is semi-compulsory for all Caucasian males to get burned scarlet whenever the sun's out, in honour of the Fat Red Line of glorious military heritage.

Scarab Sages

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Cover Turtle wrote:
Vanykrye wrote:
Woran wrote:
Cover Turtle wrote:


Woran wrote:
Braaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaains
*Offers up his turtle-head for Woran to nipple on*
*munch munch munch*

I'm normally not one to go English teacher on people for whom English is not their first language.

I just have to say that the word you're looking for is "nibble". "Nipple" is completely different.

*Puts on glasses and squints at his screen*



Yea, should have caught that one.
But I won't offer up any excuses for being boob-brained...especially when Woran is involved :P

I'll take the scientific credit of discovering the first turtle with a nipple :P


Woran wrote:
Cover Turtle wrote:
Vanykrye wrote:
Woran wrote:
Cover Turtle wrote:


Woran wrote:
Braaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaains
*Offers up his turtle-head for Woran to nipple on*
*munch munch munch*

I'm normally not one to go English teacher on people for whom English is not their first language.

I just have to say that the word you're looking for is "nibble". "Nipple" is completely different.

*Puts on glasses and squints at his screen*



Yea, should have caught that one.
But I won't offer up any excuses for being boob-brained...especially when Woran is involved :P

I'll take the scientific credit of discovering the first turtle with a nipple :P

That really does need to be in a scientific journal. That would be surreal.


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6 HOURS OF OVERTIME SO FAR!!!!!!


Also I installed three steps, got a really nice tip from the last job, and dug out a fifteen foot circle.


Hello, everyone!

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Yo.


Hey.


Scarab Sages

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I wonder if its more cost effective to fly in captain yesterday to have my garden redone, then hiring someone local.


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Woran wrote:
I wonder if its more cost effective to fly in captain yesterday to have my garden redone, then hiring someone local.

Yes.


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If you want it done right the first time, well, I've seen Cap's work. Worth it.

Plus, he packs inside of luggage fairly easily.


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Vanykrye wrote:

If you want it done right the first time, well, I've seen Cap's work. Worth it.

Plus, he packs inside of luggage fairly easily.

I have in fact stowed away in luggage before (though not on a plane).

Might be a bit uncomfortable on an overseas flight, but I might be able to manage.

Scarab Sages

captain yesterday wrote:
Woran wrote:
I wonder if its more cost effective to fly in captain yesterday to have my garden redone, then hiring someone local.
Yes.

I do lack a mini bobcat however :(


Woran wrote:
captain yesterday wrote:
Woran wrote:
I wonder if its more cost effective to fly in captain yesterday to have my garden redone, then hiring someone local.
Yes.
I do lack a mini bobcat however :(

Rentals are a thing.

Otherwise I can do it the old fashioned way.

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I will do anyone's garden for the cost of transport, pizza, and chocolate.


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DeathQuaker wrote:
I will do anyone's garden for the cost of transport, pizza, and chocolate.

Switch out chocolate for coffee and those are my FaWtL folks prices.


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DeathQuaker wrote:
I will do anyone's garden for the cost of transport, pizza, and chocolate.

Presumably sorting you out with a hippogriff or pegasus means we get a better service than we'd get if you only had a riding dog or trained armadillo.


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Limeylongears wrote:
DeathQuaker wrote:
I will do anyone's garden for the cost of transport, pizza, and chocolate.
Presumably sorting you out with a hippogriff or pegasus means we get a better service than we'd get if you only had a riding dog or trained armadillo.

the only thing I can see DQ riding in on is the hood of a car with noone driving it.


captain yesterday wrote:
Vanykrye wrote:

If you want it done right the first time, well, I've seen Cap's work. Worth it.

Plus, he packs inside of luggage fairly easily.

I have in fact stowed away in luggage before (though not on a plane).

Might be a bit uncomfortable on an overseas flight, but I might be able to manage.

I'd advise against trying. You might end in underpressured cargo hold...


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John Napier 698 wrote:
** spoiler omitted **

That’s so cool! Thanks, John! :)


lynora wrote:
John Napier 698 wrote:
** spoiler omitted **
That’s so cool! Thanks, John! :)

You're welcome!


About to clock out. Good night, everyone.


Night John.


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Edinburgh is beautiful, as always, and we had a fantastic dinner at The Arcade. The rain made everyone not want to go walkies, though, so we’re leaving Edinburgh un-sightseen for the moment. This means Lord Synos will likely get a walk up the Royal Mile, dinner at The Arcade, and a ghost tour, because ghost tours! Whee!


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And don’t think I didn’t notice the number of people questioning a Californian getting sunburnt in England, yet not a single person questioning a Californian getting the runs from English food...


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You're just not used to a diet that doesn't solely consist of goji berries, activated artisan quinoa and spirulina crystals.


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You forgot the raw water and kale-infused oxygen.


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*shudder* Kale....

I tried a recipe that involved honey and chili powder and a few other strong flavors in hopes of making Kale eatable. It failed.


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I assume it also didn't make the kale edible.


That's the spelling I was going for but the spell check said that one was right. I should of went with my instinct instead of trusting the machine.


Never trust machines. That leads to The Matrix.


We are already in the Matrix broh-sif.

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Limeylongears wrote:
DeathQuaker wrote:
I will do anyone's garden for the cost of transport, pizza, and chocolate.
Presumably sorting you out with a hippogriff or pegasus means we get a better service than we'd get if you only had a riding dog or trained armadillo.

Though I do appreciate the efficiency of a hippogriff, it depends more on the quality of the chocolate, actually.

Freehold DM wrote:
the only thing I can see DQ riding in on is the hood of a car with noone driving it.

Yeah, but the police asked me to stop doing that.

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